Wednesday, 10 August 2011

Rouge Bunny Rouge Long-lasting Cream Eyeshadow Chiffon Ringlet

Chiffon Ringlet (£26) is a rich chocolate brown with a tiny bit of golden shimmer, but on application it looks like a satin finish.
Its the darkest shade out of all the cream shadows on offer.
Generally I’m not a fan of cream shadows so these have been a great discovery; lightweight, comfortable, easy to apply/blend, and long lasting, there is no work involved with these.

Picture below of Chiffon Ringlet on lid and then a touch of Bejewelled Skylark mixed with Fire-Tailed Sunbird in the crease and Fire-Tailed Sunbird again to highlight.
RBR is gaining rapid popularity, its funny to think that back in 2009 when I first started buying RBR it was this little unknown surprise gem, I’m so pleased that the brand continues to impress and delight.

Now I have all 5 shades of the Cream Eyeshadows I’ll do a post soon showing them swatched all together.

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RBR is available from zuneta.com

Disclosure: I was sent this for free.

12 comments:

  1. I have Brocade Skipper and love it. Very impressed.. This colour is lovely.

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  2. Looking forward to see them all swatched together! :)

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  3. This looks beautiful too. Is it very similar to Bejewelled Skylark?

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  4. Absolutely beautiful! Just looking at that eye look makes me want to buy this!! You are an evil temptress ;P. I'm with Meeta though, can I beg for a side by side comparison of Chiffon Ringlet and Bejewelled Skylark? I have a feeling from the eye look that there is a difference.

    I missed you whilst I was on my hols xx

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  5. Hi Charlie,
    I do really like these and the colours are all so easy to wear, I do hope they add to the line up in the future :)

    Hi Vintage Makeup,
    I do feel strangely satisfied now I have them all ;)

    Hi Meeta,
    Its not as warm and hasn't go the same undertones, I'll do a compare pic when I do my next RBR post :)

    Hi Jane,
    Glad to have you back, I'm impressed you got posts ready before going away, your so organised!
    Thank you, I thought my look was a bit meh so I am really happy to hear you say you like it :)
    I think the shades might look similar in my look as I tend to over blend, I'll do a side by side swatch in the post when I show all the cream shadows together xx

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  6. Gorgeous!! Would love to see swatches of all the shades together. Btw I really admire how beautifully you blend shades together, so seamless and professional looking! Love!!!
    My favorite cream shadows are by MUFE: the aqua creams-- absolutely fantastic, long wearing, great colors, my faves are #2 (graphite grey) and #15 (golden taupe)-- have you tried them?
    xxx

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  7. Oh yes, this is beloved staple for me. And I love the look, it looks as effortless as ever, simple and elegant.
    Have a great weekend hon!
    Nina x

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  8. Ooh this looks lovely! This is my favorite type of chocolately-brown, which is my go-to shade for eye defining. By the way, I posted some photos of D&G Rose blush - hope they are helpful :)

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  9. Hi Lakshmi,
    What a lovely thing to say, I always think my makeup application is poor when I see all the other eye looks on other peoples blogs so its really nice to have the compliment :) I'm sad to say I have not bought any MUFE yet, I have a list a waiting and do have the cream shadows on it, I just never seem to get round to placing the order, guess I need to sort that ;) xx

    Hi Nina,
    Thank you :)These are really so easy aren't they, I think it would be nice if they expanded the line, a sandy gold and a mauve taupe would be nice x

    Hi Makeup Magpie,
    I'm sure you will end up indulging in RBR soon, you won't be able to resist for much longer ;) Thank you again for the D&G post, you are a great help to me x

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  10. I think this is such a lovely look, I can't believe you were;t that thrilled with it! I always think that your eye looks are very creative yet still wearable. You have much better skills than me, maybe I need to get some new brushes to help! x

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  11. The cream shadow looks very pretty especially on your eyes. May I ask if you blend cream shadows with your fingers or with a brush? What brushes are good for cream shadows?

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  12. Hi Lipstick Luvvie,
    Thank you so much, thats such a nice thing to say, I don't have better skills than you though, I always love your face looks, really good colour pairings and great application x

    Hi Jacqueline,
    Thanks :) If I am just doing a wash of colour I used my fingers but otherwise I use my RBR large shader or the white side of my MAC #235 to apply then just buff any edges with a MAC #217.

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