Revlon - Expression Experiment

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Revlon for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

Today I have another routine refreshing idea to share with you! 

The Revlon Expression Experiment! I was very lucky to take part in the Revlon Expression Experiment where I got the amazing kit filled with nail polish, lipstick, makeup primer, and eye shadow.

I have been happily testing out these products lately and I am excited to share my experience with you! 

I used the Color Stay eye shadow palette in "Inspired" to create summery smokey eyes! Surprisingly, after applying said eye shadow, I did not feel like I just walked out of a 80s salon and it was really quite subtle. The best part is that you can also use it as an under eye concealer to brighten up the eyes.

Next is the Revlon Longwear Nail Enamel which is supposed to last you for 11 days. While I can't say it stayed on for that long, but it did have a gel-like sorbet shine. I usually apply nail paint so that I don't bit on them, but this almost made me think otherwise, purely due to the richness of the color. The longwear concept works best when used in conjunction with the base and top coats.

My favorite part of this was taking Revlon’s red lipstick Challenge. My kit included a lipstick color that I would never choose for myself – Revlon’s Color burst Lip Butter in Cherry Tart.  I fell in love with it the first time I put it on.  Never would I guess that red on my lips would brighten my whole face.  I received so many compliments the first day from co-workers.  Some commented on the color, while others just asked if I had done something different that day.  It made me feel really good about my new look.

Using this kit was so much fun.

 

I love the quality of the products and how well they stayed on my skin during the entire day.

 

Their makeup primer is a must use. I loved how light it felt on my skin.

 

What would you change up from your same old' beauty routine? Bold eyes? or maybe bright nail polish? Join the movement of self expression with the Revlon Expression Experiment Facebook application.