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Tag Archives: girls aloudDollface Reviews: Girls Aloud/Eyelure false eyelashes by Sarah Harding
I can’t quite believe I did this, but here’s the thing: I forgot I still had two sets of the Girls Aloud/Eyelure false eyelashes to review. Until last night, when I went hunting for some bubble bath, and was all, “Oh, hai, false eyelashes! I fail at beauty blogging!” Other ways in which I fail at beauty blogging: I was all set to review Too Faced Lash Injection mascara today, had it on and everything and then… I remembered that I already reviewed it. Quite some time ago, actually. So I slapped these on instead, and it’s a testament to these lashes that they’re really easy to put on, even when you weren’t expecting to wear them, and are applying them in a bit of a hurry. Now, I fully expect that those of you who were interested in these when they came out will have bought them already, but these are the Sarah Harding versions. I like them: they’re full, dramatic, and, as it says on the pack, they do elongate the eye. What it also says on the pack is that you can wear them on “any occasion”, and I’d take issue with that, because I don’t think this is a “work” look, for instance – unless, of course, your job description includes the phrase “being a drag queen”. Yes, as much as I like them, they’re pretty obviously false eyelashes, so I’d personally reserve them for special occasions only. But that’s just me. For comparison: The Cheryl Cole false eyelashes The Nadine Coyle false eyelashes The Nicola Roberts false eyelashes I have the Kimberley Walsh ones too, and will try to review them soon. In the meantime, these are £5 per pair, and you can buy them from Debenhams, amongst other places.
Dollface Reviews: Eyelure Girls Aloud false eyelashes by Nadine Coyle
Following on from my earlier post about the Girls Aloud/Eyelure false eyelashes launch, here are the lashes designed by Nadine Coyle. As you can see, these are a little more natural than the Cheryl Cole versions, although they’re still super-long compared to “normal” eyelashes! I’d be much more likely to wear these during the day, or to something I wanted to look a little bit more glam for, without looking too over-the-top. You’ll find a couple more pictures under the jump, and purchase information at the bottom of this post. Eyelure to launch Girls Aloud false eyelashes
As a not-so-secret Girls Aloud fan (look, it's good workout music, OK?), this has to be my favourite piece of beauty-related news today… Eyelure, makers of everything from eyelash dye to false lashes, have joined forces with Girls Aloud to create a new line of 'Girls Aloud' branded false eyelashes. Five different pairs will be created, one for each girl, and each reflecting the particular style of the person who "inspired" it. These will be available from mid-April, and I'll have pictures of the lashes themselves when they become available. I already want a "Cheryl" pair.. |
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