Primark received a lot of press for their P.S. Chocolate range being a dupe for Too Faced's Chocolate range. They had a similar Chocolate eye shadow palette but as I already had all of those shades I picked up two of the Chocolate Lip Kits instead. The packaging is gorgeous all the products are designed to look like they're dripping in gold (a la Kylie Lip Kits.) The lip glosses are in a similar tube to the Too Faced melted liquid lipsticks with the same sponge applicator. Both the lip kits contain a lip liner and a lip gloss.
The lip gloss in the Crème Caramel Lip Kit is a peachy nude and for me, more wearable out of the two lip glosses. It has very subtle silver glitter which I only noticed when I tested if it was transferable. The formula is very sticky but glossy. It does transfer on to cups and glasses and it is not kiss proof. It will need topping up after eating a meal. The lip liner is also a peachy nude colour with subtle gold sparkles. I quite like the colour of the lip pencil as it's unique. The pencil is soft to use but will need sharpening. It smells sweet but the scent disappears once it's on the lips.
I have to admit I don't like the scent of either of these Chocolate Molton lip glosses they are sweet, fake and sickly. Initially I thought it wouldn't bother me but when I walk past the gloss on my dressing table and get this fake sweet waft of the scent and it doesn't make me want to pick them up and use them. I wouldn't recommend these.
On to Primark's Nudes Collection, where the packaging looks very similar to the recent Kim Kardashian makeup line. I picked up an Ultra Matte Liquid Lipstick in Voluptuous. It has a curved doe foot applicator which makes it easy to apply. When it's first applied it's a light pink colour but it dries down to a salmon nude which may not suit all skin tones. It dries to a powdery finish. It's comfortable to wear and doesn't dry out your lips, but it will show every line on your lips which may be a deal breaker for some people. I'm not actually sure what the sponge end does or how to use it with a liquid lipstick. It does transfer a little onto glasses and cups but will still remain intact. It's kiss proof as well. A little may come off when you're eating a snack but mostly looks OK. However you'll need to apply it after eating a meal. On the whole the lasting power is fairly good for a budget matte liquid lipstick (though not as good as Rimmel.)
Primark's K-Pop Range is inspired by kitsch, cool and innovative Korean Beauty. This K-Pop Bubble Blush in Coral Dreams is a liquid cushion blush, something I've never tried before. The mini puff sponge looks so cute! The puff sponge 'prints' the product onto your cheek but you do need to blend it with your finger to make the placement look natural. The colour is a bright peach perfect for the summer! This blush doesn't really have a scent to it. The pot is actually bigger than it looks in the photos measuring 6.5 cms and it contains a very generous 10g, though I don't know how long the sponge will last. It is still excellent value for money especially now it's on sale for £2!
Overall the haul was a bit of a mixed bag, I liked the creme caramel lip pencil. lip & eye gloss and the cushion blush. The matte liquid lipstick was OK but I did not like the chocolate lip glosses. My next post features the rest of my Primark beauty haul.
If you've tried these products, what do you think? Anyone recommend any Primark P.S. beauty products?