Mac lipstick in Rebel // This is my all-time favourite shade from Mac, and I think it's one that suits a lot of people. It's a gorgeous purple shade and I do wear it in the summer, but it really comes into its own in the winter. Gold eyes and purple lips = my vibe.
Hylamide Photography Foundation, in Transparent* // I got this pretty recently but it's become my Holy Grail and I don't go without it any more - I tend to mix it with my foundation, and it makes my skin all glowy and lovely which is great because my skin can get pretty dull in the winter. You can also use it to sheer out a thicker foundation, which is fab.
Urban Decay Naked Smoky Palette // The latest offering from the Urban Decay Naked line, and possibly my favourite of the lot. The shades are just gorgeous, especially Dirtysweet for day time and Smolder with Black Market through the crease at night time.
W7 Full Colour Lipstick in Sandpiper* // Pink can often be something shoved away when it comes to winter, but deep dark pinks can definitely see you through the colder months in my opinion. These lipsticks from W7 are so affordable at ... and they feel incredible on the lips - they're SO pigmented and last for hours too. I've got three different shades and I love them all.
Essie Nail Varnish in The Lace Is On // When it comes to nail varnish, Essie is my favourite - I have an ever growing collection, and I've loved 99% of the shades I've tried. They go on so smoothly and always look lovely. This colour is a really deep shimmery pink and it's so pretty; it really complements my skin tone!
Smith & Cult Nailed Lacquer in Shattered Souls* // A glittery gold top coat is a Christmas and New Year staple in my books, and this is one of the best - they're pretty expensive but if you've got cash to spare, Smith & Cult are the way to go.
Let me know your favourite Winter make up, and if there's anything you think I should stick on my Christmas wish list...
That Smith & Cult polish is FAB! I really want the UD Smokey palette it looks dreamy! Xx
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