Hi hi,
this is my Inglot haul from my weekend trip to KL. First of all, it is totally fun shopping with my fellow makeup junkies. We took our time at the eyeshadow display, checking out the colours, keeping our options open, and well, basically, this was the highlight of our trip. The store is huge, well-stocked and the staff helpful.
I had hauled big time while I was in Vegas this year - so I kind of just want to get 'more' for fun since I am at an Inglot store again, and you can read all about my Inglot entries:
- The Inglot Store at the Caesars Palace
- Eyeshadow swatches HERE and HERE
- and my first inglot palette from Australia
Prices in KL are slightly higher than US prices, and you have to pay for the palette separately. However, there is nothing like being able to check out the products in person.
And prices of nail polish is super expensive though.
Compare, one nail polish is USD10 [S$12.50], but RM44 [S$18.30]. Sigh. Or else I would have grabbed more flakies.
Still, I couldn't resist and got myself a couple of Inglot polishes.
I wanted to complete my Inglot Flakies collection, and the only one I am missing is 204 - which is the blue-ish one.
And next, I got myself a metal mixing palette, well, for no apparent reason... maybe I can use it to mix foundation or something. It just looks really cool, and retails for RM$46 [S19.20]
Next, I got another 5 pan palette, it was really difficult to pick the colors I wanted, and I didn't really note what colors I already own, so I am just hoping I don't have the same colors. I had wanted an all matte neutrals, but in the end, I went for a mixture of pearl, and shimmer finishes.
OMG!!! I just realised, I already owned #395!! LOL!!! This is what happens when eyeshadows have no names. I am horrid with numbers.
I like the inglot palettes, they are very simple, clean and the magnetic covers means I can stack all of them together, and slide them open whenever I need to. If I really do need to change the positions of the colors, I usually use a bobby pin or needle to pry the corner of the eyeshadow, and it comes out...but I must say the magnetic pull is rather strong and you should really proceed with caution. I have a 10-pan one, but the 5-pan are my faves.
I used all the colors in this eyelook here:
this is usually what happens before and after I do my makeup:
Aftermath:
p/s took all these pictures while we were getting ready in the morning! :)
Shall try to post my KL trip highlights tonight, before I take a break to deal with the busy week ahead!
thanks for looking!
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