Modish Cosmetics

For that bold and sultry eye, try them in various shade for different looks. Available in pencil and powder form...

Dare to be bold with illuminating skin, warm cheeks, sultry smoky eyes and a standout power pout designed for you...

Our beautiful model is wearing "Oil Free Moisture Complex for a Mattifying effect then CC and BB creme in her shade respectively" - that bit covers her face, on her cheeks she is wearing "Sunlit Copper Blush" to add a pop of colour to her cheeks. For the eyes apply our "Hot Chocolate Eyeshadow, Jet Black Pencil, and then our Perfect Mascara" and finish off with our "Hot Luxury Moisturising Lipstick and Lip Shimmer in Impetuous"

Have fun getting the look!!!

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So yesterday I introduced goat brushes and today I will educate you a bit more on them and what makes them different to the average brush...

When it comes to a flawless face, we are quick to assume it’s all about the makeup. While we agree that the potions and powders we love so much make all the difference in perfecting our faces, there is another often-overlooked component that plays a huge role: brushes. Makeup brushes make all the difference when it comes to pristine application, they come in endless shapes and sizes. The major difference with brushes for cosmetics is the bristles, the part of the brush that transfers the makeup from the palette and applies it to your face. Natural hair brushes are the best for powder products – powder blush, face powder, bronzer and eye-shadow included. When the hairs are applied with pressure, they have more texture than synthetic bristles and therefore pick up powder well and blending is made easier and more natural on the skin. You can’t blend as well with synthetic bristles because the bristles don’t move as freely as natural hair bristles do so your best pick is a natural brush. They're generally made from sable, squirrel or goat hair but my personal favourite and recommended is goat... Take your pick :-)