Review: BECCA Beach Tint in Papaya
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Hello!
I hope that your new year is going great so far. So I wanted a little sumpin' sumpin' new to bring on vacation next week; a product both long-wearing and multipurpose to help me pack light. I thought of my summertime favorite color product - BECCA Beach Tints - and how I always promising myself to buy more shades at a later date. I ended up picking up BECCA Beach Tint in Papaya.
So BECCA Beach Tints are these fluid cremes that come in a small tube. They're suitable for both lips and cheeks and leave a matte stain. I usually describe them as bright flushes of color that look really lovely and natural on the lips. The one and only downside to Beach Tints is that they can separate a bit in the tube, especially when you get them new or they sit for a while unused. Papaya looked more orange on my arm, persimmon in color really, but was a bit more coral when combined with the natural pink tint of my lips.
BECCA Beach Tint in Papaya on the lips. I love it.
I would really love it if BECCA came out with more shades. Perhaps a mauve? Wishful thinking. BECCA Beach Tints are $25 each and sold at store such as Sephora.
Mimi, are we going to talk about your haircut? What's that weird bang situation you have going on there?
Yeah, I went into my last hair appointment thinking, "straight retro bangs, I could do that, right?" False. I just don't have enough hairs for a lush full retro fringe, as it turns out. It wasn't a good look! However, now they are too short to be carved into side swept bangs, so they're just chillin' slightly to the side. Grow little hairs, grow.
I have no idea what other makeup I'm going to take for the trip. What do you usually bring?
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