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March Ipsy Bag

It's time for another edition of Makeup Mail Call! This month I want to show you my March Ipsy bag! This month, I received a great mix of products! Some makeup, some skincare, and some haircare! What more could you ask for? Here is what was in my bag this month!


Chella|Ivory Lace Highlighter Pencil: I love that this is in pencil form! I can be really precise, or just draw it on the areas I want to highlight. This is matte and flesh toned so while you are highlighting it looks like you have a glow, and not glittery.

Pur-lisse|4 in 1 Cleanser and Makeup Remover: This is a gentle soy milk cleanser that is said to be non drying and sulfate free. I just bought a new face wash, so trying this will be put on hold for a while.

Coolway|Glow Oil Treatment: I love having hair oil samples for travel! I have never heard of this brand, so I am excited to give this a try!

Marsk|Eyeshadow: I received the color Fifty Shades, and I bet you could tell me what the color is!  ;) This is a loose eyeshadow, and when swatched, has great pigmentation. This will look great in a smokey eye!

NYX|Butter Lipstick: This color is a perfect nude shade on me! This is just a touch lighter than my natural lip color, and it gives me just enough color without washing me out. After trying this lipstick, I'd love to look at the shade selection and see other colors! I will definitely be reviewing this!!

The bag this month was ADORABLE!! It matched the theme of Floral Fantasy perfectly. I love this bag!

Did you love your Ipsy this month? Was your bag different than mine? I'd love to hear from you! Leave me a comment and tell me about your bag!
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