Wet n Wild has officially joined the liquid lipstick game with their new Mega Last Liquid Catsuit Latte Lipsticks line. These lipsticks are retailing for $6.99 and are available at Wet n Wild as well as Well.ca. These lipsticks are also fragrance free, gluten free and cruelty free if those are something you consider when purchasing beauty products.

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I love that Wet n Wild remains affordable and consumer conscious while producing such great products and these liquid lipsticks are no exception. They are definitely a great buy if you're looking to expand your liquid lipstick collection - because really, you can never have too many. 

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Summer is coming and the best way to help protect your skin from getting burnt is by using sunscreen, but nothing ruins your day more than a can or bottle of sunscreen exploding in your bag - true story. Enter
MyChelle's Sun Shield Clear Stick SPF 50 ($16.50), a mineral-based and water-resistant sunscreen that is perfect for travelling. The stick formulation glides onto the skin and dries clear while containing nourishing oils that help moisturize the skin. 

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Sugar scrubs are great for exfoliating and cleansing the skin, especially if you’re conscious about the ingredients in your beauty products. MyChelle is especially conscious about their ingredients and are made without GMO, gluten, parabens, petroleum, phthalatses, silicons, sulfates, ureas, artificial fragrances and artificial colours. MyChelle products are also vegan, made with recycled packaging and is part of PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies Program.

For a while, I only found sugar scrubs for the body and lips but MyChelle’s Refining Sugar Cleanser ($32) is meant to be used for the face. To me, it sounded a bit weird at first because no way in heck would I just go and rub sugar on my face because someone told me to, so I was pretty interested to see if this scrub would cleanse or break out my skin.

First off, can I just say that this cleanser smells freaking amazing?! Its sweet vanilla scent strongly resembles a vanilla cupcake, but it isn't overly sweet. The cleanser itself is just the perfect consistency to exfoliate and cleanse with - not too watery and not too firm. This cleanser is meant to be used on a damp face and scrubbed until the sugar dissolves and then washed off. I like that this cleanser lathers as you go and fully dissolves. As I mentioned, I’ve only used sugar scrubs for the body and lips and I never waited for them to dissolve (maybe I’ve been doing it wrong, oops...) nor did they ever lather, so this was an interesting experience. Because it's made with sugar, it isn’t too harsh on the skin and washes off nicely – no stickiness here! I find that it's best used with a bare face or a light application of makeup.

I would definitely consider this cleanser if you're in the market for one as its a nice addition for weekly use and pampering days. Available at Murale and BeautyBoutique.ca. 

What do you think about sugar scrubs? Yay or nay?