Chirp Cosmetics is a new cosmetics company based out of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario offering gorgeous makeup that is made in small batches by a husband/wife team! All the ingredients in Chirp's packaging and products are sourced from North American suppliers and they actually make everything they sell (down to the packaging!) All products have a natural or mineral base -- which you know I love! So of course, I couldn't wait to try these goodies out.
There are eyeshadows, lip colors, lip tints, blushes and a finishing powder and I've got them all for you! Let's start with eyeshadows....
As you can see, I was sent testers of all the shadows (above) - they certainly don't come packaged that way, but I have many more uses out of these even after swatching and testing these. All of these shadows are loose powder and made from high-quality base ingredients. There are SO many beautiful colors that pack a pigmented punch. They're buttery and easy to work with. It's not often I want to own every.single.product in a line... but I want full sizes of all of these! For reference, all swatches were done over Urban Decay's primer potion.
L to R: Babydoll, Bronze, Burned, Canyon, Chocolate, Copper |
L to R: Disco, Gilded, Midas, Opal, Peach Fuzz, Pixie |
L to R: Rumple, Rusty Kettle, Sea Foam, Senseless, Silver + Gold, Spring |
L to R: Sting, Storm, Tart |
Babydoll (peachy shimmering nude) |
Bitten (red pink tint) |
Classic (purple pink shimmer) |
Coraline (shimmery coral) |
Pink'd (Pink with slight purple shimmer) |
Pixie (Pearlescent nude -- great for fair gals like me!) |
Red Velvet (matte brick red - doesn't look patchy in real life) |
Singe (orange red shimmer) |
L to R: Chai, Dahlia, Pinched, Rose Mauve, Sandstone |
I have to say, I wasn't exactly sure what to expect when I received my package from Chirp Cosmetics, but I am so pleasantly surprised. I have a handful of things I definitely want to order in full-size, and the best part is that each product is really affordable.... I'm talking $10 and under! I highly recommend checking their products out - they do offer sample sizes for order on their website if you want to test the waters first.
What caught your eye from the Chirp Cosmetics line? Let me know - maybe we agree! :)
I sometimes buy homemade cosmetics on Etsy and bought re-useable containers on ebay to store them in (for ease of use, like 'bare minerals' sells their powders in). Just a tip if you decide to go the all-natural direction!
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