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February Ipsy Bag

Makeup Mail Call again! This time I am sharing my Ipsy bag from February. I received some great products, that I can't wait to try out! Here are the products I received!

Model Co Blush| Peach Bellini: This blush is a pretty pinky/peach shade. It has a slight sparkle, and will look pretty and natural with many different looks. I own lip products from Model Co, so I am excited to try a face product!

Tini Beauty with Rob Scheppy|Eyeshadow: This color is a champagne shimmer shade. I have plans to wear this with this on the lid, with a matte crease and highlight shade. I'm interested in seeing how pigmented this is!

Joya|Composition No. 1 Parfum Oil: This oil smells very nice! It is slightly citrusy, and musky among other things. This comes in a cute little roll on, which is great for travel. This scent will be nice for Spring. A little goes a long way!

Luxie Beauty|Large Angled Face Brush 504: This brush is SO soft! The brush is angled so it will be great for blush or a highlight. Again, I wish you could feel the softness!

Cargo|Mini Lip Gloss: This color is so so. It doesn't look good on me, but it looks nice on my mom. So she is going to be on the receiving end of this lip product! I received the shade Anguilla. (A place I'd love to travel to!)

 So, what was in your Ipsy bag? What products are you excited to try? Did you have any "miss" products? I'd love to hear about them! Leave me a comment and let me know!
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