GPS is Overrated.

After I posted my Lost In Makeupland review, I went and bought a giant 10g jar of Faerie and Whipped; because at the time Belén was running a buy-one-get-one-free offer on all her full-sizes, I got a jar free and so both jars only cost a total of $8 - which is fantastic. She does a different offer each week!

Belén is fast becoming my make-up hero. She offered to make me a custom highlight after I more-or-less begged her for one, I asked for it to be designed for pale-pale girls with cool pink undertones. What she came up with is fantastic. She used photos to match it to my skin, and it really does. When I use it on my eyes it melts into my skin, disappearing except for lightening and lifting the area and adding a beautifully subtle, soft shimmer. I got to name it, so I called it English Rose, after the term used to describe the gorgeous pale-skinned rosy-cheeked complexion I adore.

I also got Glow this time, which looks similar to Faerie when swatched, but Faerie is more of a warmish peach tone, whereas glow has pink undertones with golden sheen and shimmer. Glow would look fantastic on me if I wanted to warm up a look, and I think would make a lovely cheek highlight. You really can't see how beautiful it is because the pink tones disappear on me, but let me reiterate that Lost In Makeupland make my favourite highlights and I think you should all own them.

As you can see, I also got samples of Belén's new colours and her Rock My Look collection, an absolutely stunning set of deep, dark, dramatic, metallic shades which are complex and gorgeous and generally amazing. They're all inspired by rock songs, and you can read about the inspiration and see some lovely swatches in different lighting here. You can also see that Seven Nation Army isn't as green as it looks there and is, in fact, much sparklier and more delicious.

I swatched Whipped again next to Snow for comparison; Snow is more of a pure white eyeshadow which is a little more satin and a lot more pigmented, whereas Whipped is a much sparklier, much more reflective highlight which is a little more golden. Whipped will go on much more sheer applied with a brush because it's a highlight, whereas Snow is more of a traditional white eyeshadow. I love the soft, buttery golden yellow of Lazy Sunday, and I adore the satin dirty gold of Mustard, and I am absolutely crazy about Sugar-Coated because, well, look at it!

Suffice it to say: love. Totally absolutely in love. They are all totally gorgeous.

Since my original review, Belén has also got business cards, printed labels which list the shade name, whether or not it's vegan and company logo, and sends an invoice with a personal note and a print-out of all the eyeshadow ingredients on the back. It doesn't just have a general and 'may contain' list, but a specific one for each eyeshadow, which is very useful.

I know about some of the things that Lost In Makeupland has coming up, and although I can't talk about them, I will say that I am incredibly excited, and extremely impressed with everything they've produced thus far.

Don't forget I've swatched the rest of Lost In Makeupland's eyeshadows here.