Bloom Cyndi

Gorgeous bright citrus orange. Two coats, slightly thick formula that was a bit tricky to work with, but totally worth it.

Bloom Mineral Plus Lipsticks

The four lipsticks in Blooms new Mineral Plus range are named after dance styles from the 1920's and 1930's.



Left to right the colours are: Ragtime (creamy, rich light red); Foxtrot (luminous, sheer candy pink); Charleston (smooth, soft warm beige); and Swing (sheer buildable cherry red).

The packaging is gorgeous, and if my experience with their nail polishes is anything to go by these would definitely be worth a try. Bloom say: "Our new Mineral Plus Lipstick in four debut shades creates luscious lips for the perfect pout! Each shade is bursting with the benefits of pure mineral pigments with no artificial colours creating a naturally vibrant colour for a subtle luminous finish."

With the exception of Swing - which looks a little dark for my skin tone - I'm keen to get my hands (or rather lips) on these. Available from the Bloom website for AU$26.00 if you live in Australia, or from Bloom stockists.

Bloom Limited Edition greys

Bloom have introduced two limited edition grey nail polishes, both only available from their online store, which is a damn shame because they only ship within Australia. I'm a huge fan of Bloom's nail polishes, at around NZ$25 they're at the more expensive end of the price spectrum, but their application is among the best of any of the polishes I've used. So if you're lucky enough to live in Australia and want to get your hands on these beauties click here.



Alexa on the left, is described as 'a shimmery, gunmetal grey', while Agyness on the right is a 'matte, industrial, concrete grey'.