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A Trip Around Estee Lauder

I was fascinated with Estee Lauder’s counter at Rustan’s. I took a lot of pictures because, well, because their products are pretty. = )

estee lauder eye shadows and blush, by bitsandtreats
Estee Lauder Eye Shadows and Blushes


estee lauder pure color eyeshadows, by bitsandtreats
Estee Lauder Pure Color Eye Shadows


estee lauder pure color eye shadow swatches, by bitsandtreats
Pure Color E/S Swatches


more pure color eyeshadows, by bitsandtreats
More Pure Color Eye Shadows


estee lauder blush, by bitsandtreats
EL blushes

I love the peach nuance, the one on the far right. Here’s a swatch but I don’t know if you’ll be able to see it:

peach nuance blush swatch, by bitsandtreats

estee lauder foundation, by bitsandtreats
EL Foundation


estee lauder lipsticks, by bitsandtreats
EL Lipsticks

I’m not too excited about the lipsticks. They don’t last. I’ll write a separate post on that.

estee lauder pure color lip glosses, by bitsandtreats
Pure Color Lip Glosses

The gloss lasted for quite a while so I guess it’s better to buy this than the lipstick. Well, that’s just me. What’s also great about Estee Lauder is their high regard for hygiene. These glosses don’t have applicators in them. This way, people can’t just swipe them on then put the applicator back into the tube. If you want to try one on, you’d have to ask one of the SA’s and she will get you a disposable applicator.

And of course, Estee Lauder is well known for their several skin care products and specialized lines.

estee lauder skin treatments, by bitsandtreats

more estee lauder skin treatments, by bitsandtreats


estee lauder skin treatments 3, by bitsandtreats


estee lauder re-nutriv line, by  bitsandtreats
Re-Nutriv Line


makeover and consultation area, by bitsandtreats
This is where the magic happens


estee lauder perfumes, by bitsandtreats
Estee Lauder Perfumes


more estee lauder perfumes, by bitsandtreats
Love these perfumes

I’ll make a review of some of the items soon.

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