Short, firm bristles The short, firm bristles allow you to smudge eye shadow or eyeliner for a smouldering smokey eye effect! Directions for Use: Place a small amount of product on the brush and apply to the entire lid or only the crease. Blend to achieve the desired effect. The smokey eye effect is achieved when the eyeliner is smudged using the broader side of the brush.
Beautiful natural volume strip lash. Instantly accentuates the natural eye shape, adds length and definition. Lightweight, quick and easy to apply, reusable. Latex free glue included in pack. Latex Free. Ideal for salon retail. Natural hair.
Inspired by the Elements of Earth, Fire, Air & Water - the Elements collection includes lovely neutral earthy shades for Autumn and richer, darker shades for Winter. This collection is full of timeless, classic shades that can be used either for day or night wear, blending seamlessly into your core colour collection for all year round wear.ASP Signature Soak Off Gel Polish features brilliant shine and vibrant colour that cures under an LED light in seconds or a UV lamp in minutes. It also soaks off fast and easy! The polish-free formulation has been designed to prevent chipping and smudges with colour coverage that lasts for up to two weeks. Cured in either UV or LED, ASP will provide a high gloss finish that lasts.
transform your space with the soothing scents, sights and sounds of the ellia gather diffuser consciously crafted from natural frosted glass and wood translucent frosted case emits a gentle glow for a peaceful environment up to 10 hours continuous or 20 hours intermittent run-time with a convenient remote control to flick through lights, sound library and diffusion settings
Introducing G.E.A.R - top quality, cutting edge, men s grooming tools that get the job done. Developed by the legendary tool brand Tweezerman, G.E.A.R is specifically designed for the guy who wants his tools to work - full stop. G.E.A.R is sophisticated but uncomplicated; satisfying every man s grooming needs from head to toe.
