Inglot Introduces Colour Play Eyeliner & New Satin Rainbow Eyeshadows – Official Product Information & Photos

COLOUR PLAY EYELINER    

Add a pop of colour to your eyes with INGLOT’s all new Colour Play Eyeliner, availabe in 6 vibrant shades.

These eye-catching eyeliners are sure to define your eyes while leaving a creamy, but long-lasting texture.

With the eyeliners built-in sharpener and windup-retractable feature it is perfect for those on the go.  Wear with INGLOT’s already existing line of Colour Play Lipsticks and Colour Play Mascaras to add a more dramatic pop of colour to your look.

INGLOT Colour Play Eyeliner will be availabing in 6 vibrant colours: #201 (orange), #202 (fuchsia), #203 (purple), #204 (aqua), #205 (blue), #206 (green)

INGLOT_colour-play-eyelinerSRP: US – $12.00

Availability: May 2013, Online: INGLOTUSA.com, INGLOT Boutiques: NYC, Vegas, Miami, Newport Beach, New Jersey and select Macy’s Department Stores.

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INGLOT COSMETICS LAUNCHES SATIN RAINBOW EYE SHADOWS
AN EXTENSION OF SHADOWS FOR FREEDOM SYSTEM
Rainbow satin 2013-engINGLOT Cosmetics launches Satin Rainbow Eye Shadows – an extension of shadows for Freedom System.

The Satin Rainbow Eye Shadows will be available in 5 different shades which will provide the coverage of matte with a nice satin finish.  Each eye shadow colour boasts three shades in one, which can be blended together or applied separately giving you a limitless variety of colour options!

With INGLOTs unique Freedom System Palette you can mix and match the Satin Rainbow Eye Shadows with already existing colours in INGLOTs extensive eye shadow range to create the perfect palette for you.

Price: $8.00 each

Availability: US – In-‐stores and online May 2013.  InglotUSA.com, Inglot Stores – NYC, Las Vegas, Miami, Newport Beach, New Jersey, and select Macy’s.

Inglot 201 Nail Polish Swatches & Review

Inglot 201 is quite the stunner.  Among all of the other nail polishes that Inglot had displayed at IMATS, this is the one that jumped out at me.  It just glistened so prettily under the lights!

Below are the pics of the bottle, I didn’t take pics of the box because it got some blush or something all over it and looks gross lol but it did come in a white box.

IMG_1293 IMG_1294 IMG_1304(one coat shown over NARS Madness)

The glitters within this polish are holo, giving any base color a magical look.  While in New York my Chanel Frenzy needed a pick me up to match the city a little better, and Inglot 201 was the perfect addition!

Inglot Nail Enamel retails for $10 and can be found online at inglot.com or at Inglot Boutiques.  201 is part of the Dream Collection.

IMATS 2013 – Show Photos, Haul & NYC Trip (pic heavy)

You guys….. New York City is amazing.  The trip to the International Make-Up Artist Trade Show (IMATS) was quick, but jam packed with good times.  My step-sister Dinessa and I left Friday morning and arrived in NYC just in time to drop off our bags and go to IMATS Pro Night to shop.  (Which ended up being the best idea possible because when the event opens to the public on Saturday and Sunday shopping is stressful and near impossible.  We were glad to be able to spend time on those days speaking with people doing demonstrations, watching and learning.)

IMG_0777FYI: Maybe I got a little out of hand with pics, but this was my first trip to IMATS and my first event as “Press” so it’s a milestone!

Of all of the exhibitors I was especially excited to check out Inglot, since I’ve never been able to before, and am definitely ordering more online ASAP.  It’s slightly addicting.

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I also have a new found love in Jesse’s Girl and bought a few products to swatch:

IMG_0773As well as an intense interest in the brand Cailyn who do amazing things with gel liners and the inovative  Vibrating Foundation Applicator.  We watched the woman below transform before our eyes and become instantly 10 years younger with their BB Cream.  Stunning!

IMG_0785 IMG_0788 IMG_0792We also spent some time checking out the products from OCC and the fun Hydrocolors from WolfeFX.

IMG_0775 IMG_0917 IMG_0920This is what I hauled from IMATS.  Not nearly enough!  I did got back with the intent to buy more from Inglot and Cailyn but it was just so busy at that point I felt like ordering online was a better idea.

IMG_1099Make Up For Ever Academy was doing some amazing thing with the nicest model ever for their exhibition:

IMG_0802 IMG_1078IMG_1075 IMG_1077And a few other artists (representing schools or brands) also showed off their skill:

IMG_1081  IMG_1082 IMG_1086IMG_1087We also got the chance to check out a few demonstrations from Vargas and Roshar.

Vargas has a ridiculous amount of skill and creativity.  I can’t even begin to tell you how impressed we were with his technique and how he worked the products he was using.  Vargas demonstrated Fantasy and Faces: Beyond Color, Shimmer and Glitter Applications.  The way he so beautifully and easily applied glitter seriously made me think that this is just something I could do for every day.  Which would clearly not be appropriate, but he’s just THAT GOOD.

I got some before pictures of his characters, as well as some during the demo and after photos of the demon sea creature ;)

Before the demo:

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During the demo:

IMG_0850 IMG_0856IMG_0854 IMG_0859 IMG_0886IMG_0868 IMG_0883IMG_0882 IMG_0887Vargas used special brushes from Royal & Langnickel to create the hair brush strokes and flame effect.

At the end of the day:

IMG_1089 IMG_1092Roshar is quite literally the most entertaining person I’ve ever seen.  He’s completely self-taught, which is so impressive because all of his talent is within and truly his own.  The demo we were able to sit in on featured him doing up a Fantasy Editorial.  The end result was CRAZY amazing!

IMG_1024 IMG_1035 IMG_1050 IMG_1057 IMG_1063The only panel we caught was on Gaining Representation: Exploring the Artist/Agent Relationship.  It was basically just a Do’s and Don’ts as well as what you can expect from your Agent and what your Agent expects from you.  Which is basically be professional, know your place, don’t be a pain in the butt.

This panel was supposed to be moderated by Roshar, but at the last minute Kevin James Bennett swept in to cover.  You could say I had a fan-girl moment because he pops up sometimes in the BBC and he’s gloriously entertaining and refreshingly blunt.  I’m sad he had to run off right after or I’d have photo-opped him ;)

IMG_0932 IMG_0940But by far, our favorite thing to see was the Character/Prosthetic Student Competition.  The talent was just unbelievable. The theme was OZ and the competitors had only 3 hours to work on their creations before the intense judging took place.  First a few of the competitors working their magic…

IMG_0797 IMG_0810 IMG_0904 IMG_0914… and the amazing end results (and, you’re welcome, because I took SO MANY photos of this I could have really spammed the heck out of you with pics… especially of the blue-haired guy and the ballerina):

IMG_1006 IMG_1015IMG_1002 IMG_1003IMG_1010 IMG_1014IMG_0976IMG_0941If you follow me on Instagram, you’ve likely seen a few of these next pics.  In case you don’t here are some of my faves and also shout-outs to the lovely bloggers I met this past weekend!

First up, the bloggers!  I first ran into Eugenia from Geniabeme and Casey from Beauty101 and they are awesome and hilarious!

bloggers1Next I ran into Judy from BeautyJudy and she’s all sorts of adorable that I almost tried to bring her home with me =P

blogger2Finally, I met Xiao from Messy Wands!  MY MESSY!  Finally!  Just as fabulous in person, BTW.

xiaoAnd finally just a few pics of Dinessa and I running around the city taking selfies ;)

At IMATS Afterglow (some of my fave pics)

afterglow usbwTimes Square

timessquaredinessaCanal Street #Swag (we are seriously still laughing over that one)

swag swag2Nomming in Little Italy:

littleitalyAnd some shots of our hotel room view & Dinessa checking out the view from Dream where Afterglow was held….

nycviewmeviewdinessabwAlso, while in NYC we had to seek out and visit MAC PRO, since we’ve never been to one.

macproAnd also hauled!

IMG_1105This is the haul from Sephora in Times Square:

IMG_1106Each haul will have separate review posts for each item as I go through them ;)   Anything you’re wanting to see first?

Did you hit up IMATS?  Did you get anything good or meet any of your favorite people?

If you’ll be in the area for The Makeup Show be sure to enter to win a 2-day pass ;)

 

 

INGLOT Valentine’s Day Special

INGLOT’s Valentine’s Day Special starts today! The offer can be redeemed at any INGLOT boutique or on inglotusa.com (no code necessary)!

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INGLOT Cosmetics 10% off!

In celebration of the new year, INGLOT Cosmetics is offering BlushingNoir readers 10% off!

All you need to do is mention that you saw this on the BlushingNoir Blog and visit any US INGLOT boutique or email/call the contacts below.  Offer expires January 31, 2013. 

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INGLOT Launches Double Sparkle Rainbow Eyeshadow

INGLOT COSMETICS LAUNCHES DOUBLE SPARKLE RAINBOW EYE SHADOWS –

AN EXTENSION OF SHADOWS FOR FREEDOM SYSTEM 

INGLOT Cosmetics launches Double Sparkle Rainbow Eye Shadows – an extension of shadows for Freedom System.  The Double Sparkle Eyeshadow will be available in 10 different shades and provides the coverage of matte but leaves an element of bling to your eyes. Each colour boasts three shades in one, which can be blended together or applied separately giving you a limitless variety of colour options! The frosty and pearl finishes can accentuate textural differences on the skin, and the double sparkle leaves intense colour saturation and reflective particles that won’t accentuate the fine lines of mature skin.  

Price: $8.00 per eyeshadow

Availability:  US -  In-stores and online November 17, 2012. InglotUSA.com, Inglot Stores – NYC, Las Vegas, Miami, Newport Beach, New Jersey and select Macy’s.

About Freedom System
Freedom System is a unique method of arranging eye shadows, blushes, pressed powders, lipsticks, concealers and brow products in special magnetic cases, which can be combined freely.  The Freedom System collection is available in a variety of sizes from a selection of one product up to a palette of 40 eye shadows.   Palettes are designed for both the consumer and professional makeup artist alike.  Owing to the magnetic locks, cases can be combined freely creating “blocks” of cosmetics closed with one lid.  This solution is extremely useful while working on makeup as it reduces the space occupied by a huge collection of products to a minimum and also secures it perfectly.  Moreover, eye shadows, blushes, and powders are placed on a magnetic tape which makes it easier to exchange them.  Each of the cases can also be closed individually with a separate lid.

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