Maybe Its Megan Leigh: wet n wild

Let me introduce you to my all time favourite nude lipstick 'A033 Fergie Daily' by Wet n Wild from their Fergie Creme Lipstick collection.

The collection has lipsticks ranging from light nudes, reds to deep berry blacks.

Fergie daily is a light beigy pink nude colour that suits my skin tone perfectly (mac NC25 for reference). The lipstick feels so rich and creamy & applies effortlessly onto the lip. One layer of this lipstick will give you a fully opaque finish without feeling to heavy on the lip. The formula definitely does not feel like a bargain £2.87 lipstick.

Here's what Wet n Wild have to say about the Fergie Creme Lipstick collection:

"This longwearing formula is specially formulated with anti-aging technology, as well as vitamins and minerals to keep lips soft, smooth, and kissable all day."

I wouldn't say this lipstick lasts all day, that's a pretty hard task. For me it last two+ hours without eating or drinking.

The one thing I don’t like about this lipstick is the packaging – The black plastic casing is similar to their Mega Last lipstick range, but covered in some sort of silver paint, which wears off very very easily. The case ends up totally scratched up & cheap looking.

Also since the bullet doesn’t retract all the way into the tube, if you aren’t careful, you can easily nick it when putting the cap back on.

But for the price, great formulation & perfect nude shade I can't hold the poor packaging against it.

If your of the same colouring as me I can not suggest this shade enough!

Available to purchase online in the UK from beautyjoint.com

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Hear is another cheeky purchase from beautyjoint.com. I promise I have no affiliation with them, but I just love that darn site.

Wet 'n' Wild Color Icon Single in the shade 'Crème Brûlée'. Is a small single eyeshadow in a matte, creamy nude shade, that is a spot on match for my skin tone (I'm a NC25 in mac for reference). So my purpose for buying this shadow to use as a matte inner eye & brow bone highlight, was a bit of a fail. Other beauty bloggers & vloggers have raved about this shadow & compared it to 'Brule' by mac, saying its a spot on dupe. I don't own 'Brule', but from online swatches I've seen 'Brule' looks so much more pigmented, but I agree they do look a very similar colour.

'Crème Brûlée' is quite a dry powder to the touch & can kick up a bit of a mess when dipping in an eyeshadow brush. Although when applied to the eye lid it does apply & blend well with other shadows. In fact that is what I have been using it for; when I've blended deeper shadows to high to the brow bone, or been a bit heavy handed I will use 'crème brûlée' to clean up or to smooth out edges. If I'm going for a really simple makeup look, by swiping 'crème brûlée' across my entire eyelid it does a nice job of subtly evening out my skin tone.

Heavily swatched.

The packaging is rather basic, with a black plastic bottom & clear lid that shows the colour inside, which is handy when I'm rummaging through my shadows. The compact closes very secure with a loud 'snap', but so secure that it is sometime hard to open. The amount of nail polish I've chipped getting my nail under the lip to open it up.

Over all this isn't half as pigmented as I had hoped it would be & so I can't say I'm too impressed with it. Although If your looking for a really subtle matte nude shade then this may work for you.

Have you tried any Wet n Wild products, what do you suggest?

Available from beautyjoint.com $2.75/£1.65