Inspired by the beauty, innocence and elegance of flowers, Lise Watier Pastel Power collection for spring 2013 features soft and delicate pastel blue, coral and grey shades for eyes, face, lips and nails. The theme of the collection is also represented on the packaging, which is decorated with cute little flowers. Here’s what the collection includes:
QUATUOR PASTEL POWER EYESHADOW QUARTET ($36.00)
This cute palette features four shades: light grey, pale blue, coral and teal green.
QUATOUR EYESHADOW QUARTET ($32.00)
This luxurious palette features four luminous yellow, white, pink and peach shades with a cream/powder formula.
EYE SHINE ($19.00)
Available in Vert Sarcelle.
PINK POWER BLUSH ($30.00)
Two shades of soft pink intertwine in a flower pattern for pink cheeks and an instant glow.
PASTEL POWER ILLUMINATING BEADS ($29.00)
Three shades of powder pearls combine to create a radiant glow.
ROUGE PLUMPISSIMO LIPSTICK ($21.00)
Available in Corail Punch.
POWER KISS GLOSS ($21.00)
Available in Coral Pink.
WATERPROOF LIP CRAYON ($18.00)
Available in Soft Corail.
NAIL LACQUER ($13.00)
Available in Power Grey and Power Punch.
The collection is already available on lisewatier.us. What do you think of it?
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Oh the pencils are wonderful. Eye and lip, both.
Beate, I agree. They are very pretty!
I think the blush and the beads are so wonderfully packaged, spring makeup at its finest
Have you tried any of the products yet?
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Makeup Morsels, I agree. They are really beautiful. And unfortunately no, I haven’t. I haven’t seen this brand here yet but I hope I can find an online shop that ships here so I can try something.
The powder pearls seem a bit impractical considering how shallow the tub is? Maybe they overfilled it for the promo pictures. I really like the color and design for this collection. So spring-like! I don’t like summer :[ and that’s coming up. It’s too hot here and it’s incredible popular to tan. I stand out enough even in fall and winter, living around such a tan-popular culture (I made that word up
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Janessa, I think they overfilled for the promo photo. At least I hope so. I love getting a lot of product, but that would be a tad too much lol.
It’s a beautiful springy collection, isn’t it? And I can so relate to that. I live in a coastal town and in the summer everyone rushes to be to tan and asks me why I don’t. They just don’t seem to understand that, not only a tan isn’t good for you, but it also looks very unnatural on most people. I love natural dark skin, but faking it often doesn’t work.
And I love the word tan-popular, so cool!
Now this is a lovely collection pretty without being too girly!
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Annabella, I agree!