Bourjois Vintage Blush Pots
Bourjois is 150 years old this year! May sees their official celebration but while I know it is a heritage brand it is still a surprise to realise that its have been on the go for such a long time. So, there are lots of launches in this, their birthday year, including the vintage style blush pots above, which were originally produced in 1914. The design is from the 1930′s and they launch in May for a limited time.
Bourjois Sixties Remix
This look shouldn’t work, but it does.. yellow nails are notoriously hard to carry off. Bourjois make-up artist, Cassie Lomas, gave me a really good tip that can be used with any eye-liner. Squiggle a good amount of liner on your hand, and then mix with some concealer to get a creamy eye shadow that’s a little bit milky. I’d never thought to do this but now it seems rather obvious.
Bourjois Sixties Remix Cassie Mixing Concealer and Liner
April sees the launch of eight new So Laque Glossy Enamel Shades (the nail stickers that you see on the wheel are part of a March promotion which I’ll flag up nearer the time).
Bourjois Nail Wheel Nail Stickers and New So Laque Colours
There’s lots more to come, post April so I’ll do more of a catch-up nearer the time. Personally, I am really pleased that on top of all this newness, one of my favourite foundations, Healthy Mix, has had a revamp, and there’s a Healthy Mix blush to come!
Looks lovely. Really like the nail colours in particular. Bourjois isn’t a brand I’ve played with much with me being a mass make up snob. Really love the metallic foil strips.
Hey it’s Cassie Lomas not Lomax
All sorted! Thanks for pointing that out Rebecca x
I so miss Bourjois, I wish they never left the States.
I agree! They came just a bit before beauty blogs were as huge as they arestrictly I think they were a bit of a mystery. Bourjois, are you listening? Please come back!
Love that look and the retro style packaging. I like the nail colours but I find I that are kind of repeated from other collections.