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nars the multiple, bitsandtreats

NARS The Multiple. What can I say about this product except it’s ingenious. You can use it on your cheeks or lips or as a highlighter. One tube is enough to last you for many months.

nars angelika the multiple, bitsandtreats

This is Angelika. That’s not even everything. There’s more inside the tube. I got this as part of a set sometime last year, I think.

nars angelika the multiple swatch, bitsandtreats

It’s a lovely pink shade that gives your cheeks some life. It has a bit of shimmer but I think that gives it the extra oomph.  It lasts almost the whole day. I use this whenever I feel lazy or when I know that I won’t have time to retouch my makeup.

I have no idea how much a tube costs and I don’t know if it is still available. If you are a fan of blushes and lip and cheek tints, try NARS Angelika.
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  1. AnonymousOctober 5, 2012 at 5:41 PM

    Imma go check this out soon! Thanks for the review! ^_^

    This is such an awesome look for a Halloween party!! You're so pretty sis!

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  2. Nerissa SaysonOctober 6, 2012 at 1:47 AM

    A must-try for a rosy cheeks look!,
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