E/S Review: Saizen Eyeshadow Palette number 14

my humble beginnings. i never knew crease and blending brushes existed then :p

used the violet e/s from the blue palette

I started taking make-up seriously last October 2009. Since then, I started buying cheap make-up for practice with the addition of some expensive items, such as a lancome bronzer, clinique blush and e/s, mostly given by my trainees (ah, the perks of being a well loved trainer – hehe)

My friend and badminton buddy, Nhey Joves, gave me some of her make-up. It included two Japanese e/s palettes that I really adored. Yes, they were already used, but the pigmentation was superb! She gave me two palettes – of green and blue gradiations and I used it for some of the looks I posted in my blog.

I went to Saizen earlier and found the same eyeshadow palette Nhey gave me. My heart leaped. No, I hyperventilated when I stumbled upon this lovely baby – hehehe.

Got this one for 85 pesos. Win. Winner. Winnest

Pros:
inexpensive (Php 85)
long lasting
highly pigmented
bang for buck product!

Cons:
more colors please!!
casing

Rating: 5 out of 5

My Mini Saizen Haul

I went to Robinson's Galleria this afternoon to pick-up my vanity case (i'll create a separate post for it) I purchased from Legally Vain (www.legallyvain.multiply.com)

I visited the Japanese store Saizen (thanks to my fellow girltalkers hehehe) and purchased the following: the famous charcoal mask, white rubber cufflinks and finally the eyeshadow palette (i'll make a review for it, dont worry)

Charcoal Mask. Girltalkers are raving about it. Most of them are hoarding it. Don't worry sissies, a lot are still in stock ;)

White Rubber Cufflinks. Cufflinks are worn if you have dress shirts with french cuffs. Since I have a lot in white, I opted for the white one. Makes perfect sense :p

Eyeshadow Palette. My heart leaped when I found it. I never thought I'll find it here in the Philippines. Happy, happy, happy!!