-
NEW! Gloss Embrace
Sequin Lip Gloss
-
NEW! Rouge Experience
Refillable Lipstick
-
Rouge Experience
Refill
-
Baume Embrace
Melting Lip Colour
-
Sculpt and Shade
Lip Pencil
-
Velveteen
Liquid Lip Colour
-
True Velvet
Lip Colour
-
Luxuriously Lucent
Lip Colour
-
Insanely Saturated
Lip Colour
-
Gloss Embrace
Lip Gloss
-
Enhance and Define
Lip Pencil
You’re currently on our international website. US customers, please shop our US website.
My latest videos
The Look You All Begged Me To Recreate!
When Lipstick Became Power - The Scandalous 1920’s Makeup Revolution
The Dark Truth Behind the ‘Natural Beauty’ Lie of the Victorian Era - Makeup History with Lisa Eldridge
Inside the Wild Makeup Trends of Georgian High Society - Makeup History with Lisa Eldridge
Chats, LOL’s and Effortless Makeup with Alexa Chung
New Kits, New Products, New Shades
The Blush Trend Trap - How to Find What Flatters YOU
Trying The Very First Lipstick I Ever Owned! Can You Guess The Shade? What Was Yours?
Lipstick Textures - How to Find Your Best Finish
New Launch! - New Colour Story for Eyes and Lips
Brush Size (and Shape!) Matters
My Glow Sandwich 🥪💫 Glowy not greasy, ‘lit from within' skin in minutes
My Ultimate Guide to Bridal Makeup
Quick and Easy Eye Lift 💫
Quick Tip: Sculpt and Enhance Your Socket Line Like a Pro!
My portfolio
Kate Winslet - Port Magazine
Kate Winslet - Port Magazine
Kate Winslet - Port Magazine
Kate Winslet - Port Magazine
Keira Knightley - The Woman in Cabin 10 Premiere
Lisa Loves - Favourite (beauty) decoration on my Christmas tree this year..
How gorgeous is this limited edition palette by Chanel? Inspired by Karl Lagerfeld’s pre-Fall 2011 show, an ode to Istanbul and the rich Byzantine stonework aesthetic, Peter Philips has designed a make-up range which mimics this beautiful collection. Here is a very sneak peek at it’s star product, Lumieres Byzantines de Chanel, a palette of five gorgeous cream highlighters.
The gold and bronze shimmery tones are absolutely beautiful and can be used as highlighters on eyes, cheek and brow bones, and would also look amazing worn alone on eyes and as a highlight on the centre of the lips . The palette itself is stunning – really opulent and exquisite and automatically conjurs up images of precious antique stonework.
Only 1500 of these palettes have been made, so it’s super limited edition and a bit of a collectors piece - the real question is, if you’re lucky enough to get your hands on one, will you actually want use it and therefore ruin it?!
The Chanel Byzance Make-Up Collection won’t be available to buy until June 2011, but I thought that this was just too gorgeous to keep to myself hence its star appearance on my Christmas tree (and on my blog!). The golden, bronze hues in the palette will be perfect against summer tans so I'm saving it until then (if I'm brave enough to stick my finger in!)
Which Limited Edition palettes and items have bought in the past and not had the heart to actually use?
