Monday, 23 March 2015

MeMeMe | Goddess Rocks

MeMeMe Goddess Rocks

MeMeMe Goddess Rocks on the cheeks
//Excuse the imperfect skin - I don't believe in photoshopping my images//

I must be honest, I'm not typically one for any kind of shimmery bronzer - however, these are a little different.  The MeMeMe Goddess Rocks come in a pretty, grey cardboard pot, with a wedge of foam to keep them in place and stop them getting smashed up.  They cost £12.95 and fantastically, they haven't been tested on animals, yay :)

They're very sparkly - made up of 3 different shades - a bronze, a rose gold and a highlight beige shade - swirled all together they create a gorgeous soft shimmery bronze colour.  They're designed to be used on cheeks, cupids bow, decolletage and any other areas you want to create that bronzed goddess look.  Personally, I just used them on my cheek bones by dabbing a very fluffy brush in there (Real Techniques blusher brush) and applying it to my cheeks - I actually really like this look if you're going for dark or sultry eyes and a nude lip gloss - I think it creates a very glamourous dewey look.  I can see these sitting well in a makeup artists kit too as I think they add a gorgeous glow to the skin - but be warned, it is easy to overdo it with these. 

While these may not be something I reach for on a daily basis, I do think they have a place in my collection - other than looking beautiful, they do look gorgeous on the cheeks and work beautifully as a highlight and on top of blusher to add an extra dimension.

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  1. 'Excuse the imperfect skin - I don't believe in photoshopping my images' - oh, you have no idea how much I love that caption! Everyone is imperfect and that makes us all special <3 are these a bronzer? the name confuses me a little, it looks nice on though xx

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  2. haha glad you liked that bit :) Yeah I'm not a fan of when people blur their skin out - it's so artificial! Well, they're like a bronze highlighter. Not dark like a normal bronzer, lighter.

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  3. I agree, what's the point of that when you're trying to show off what's on your face?xx

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  4. Highest respect to you, Georgina in not believing in Photoshopping your images. You have no idea how much respect I have for you now and I wish more bloggers are the same.

    About the product, at first glade I thought it was candies. LOL! Love the shimmer though, I think it's quite lovely.

    Shireen | Reflection of Sanity

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  5. Aww thanks lovely :) Yeah I never photoshop my photo's - the only things I ever do is crop them, and occasionally brighten them or adjust the colour if when photographing they come out really yellow or blue :) NEVER airbrush or anything like that though :D


    Haha yeah I can see how it's like a candle :) Yeah it's a lovely product, like I said, I'm not sure how much I'll use it, but I'm glad it's in my collection :)

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  6. I've seen these around. I think the quality of shine is so far off from Guerlain Meteorites, but it's a good enough dupe, I suppose!

    <a href="http://www.beautybytellie.com“>Beauty By Tellie</a>

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  7. I can't say I've seen the Guerlain Meteorites in real life so I really can't compare :/

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