Elysambre

[Lipstickgal]

Has anyone tried this range?

[skyebluepink]

I had a look the other day. Quite sophisticated packaging and nice wearable colours. But expensive and slightly confusing! What are you looking at/ for? When it comes to natural organic makeup I go for The cheaper ones. Lavera or inika.

[Lipstickgal]

The lipsticks esp the matt garnet red shade. This is the only range I have around here in Lincolnshire that's organic etc and I like to see the colours in RL. I was wondering how well they last and whether they are worth the extra money because they are expensive.

[MissFoodie]

it's on my list of brands to review so can't comment - what about Inika or Lavera as mentioned above?
otherwise Green People or Living Nature?
depends on the products you're looking for - I've reviewed a few if you're interested: yumetc.blogspot.com/2011/06/skin-friendly-make-up-part-2.html

[Lipstickgal]

Hello MissFoodie, have you tried the new range out from Beauty Without Cruelty? If so could you give me your opinion? Many thanks.

[MissFoodie]

I haven't actually, but I did meet them at a trade show - the products all look nice but I can't speak for colour/application etc
As with Elysambre, they are on my list, I have a big backlog at the moment of products to work through!

[cakeoholic]

I use elysambre nail polish and it's a gorgeous dark colour and lasts really well. For makeup I second lavera as great quality for the price and green people if you are happy to spend more.