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Eve Pearl's Hunny Bunny/Babydoll Lip Gloss combo vs Silk Natural's Precious Kisser Slicker
I have Eve Pearl's Lip Gloss combo in Hunny Bunny/Babydoll. From the second I put it on, it became my favourite MLBB (My Lips But Better) shade. It is youthful but not girlie-girl. Its a sophisticated pink/peachy shade that is perfect for day and for brides!
At USD28, that makes it roughly SGD42. Ouch! But how often do you come across a lippie that is just so universally flattering, right? Besides, lippies from MAC, Bobbi Brown and Chanel cost about that much in Singapore. Not only do we have to deal with the exchange rate, but there is at least a 35% markup.
So when Karen (my mineral make up fairy godmother) from Silk Naturals asked the forum for lip gloss suggestion, I had to toss in my request for a Hunny Bunny/Babydoll inspired lip gloss. It thrilled me to bits when she took up my suggestion. She must have elves working for her, because in about a week (maybe less!), Precious was born!
I know, you're eager to know: How close of an inspiration is it?
I did a side-by-side comparison. I slicked on Precious on one half of my lips, and Babydoll on the other half. Can you tell which is which?
I walked around and asked my friends what they thought and nobody could tell the difference. Nobody could tell I had on 2 different lippies!
The one major difference I can say (apart from price and packaging) is the immediate feel of the gloss upon application. Eve Pearl's comes with a sponge applicator, so ofcourse there's more precision. Also, her glosses are sweet (they smell like cotton candy to me) with a slightly tingling sensation and a watery sheen to it. However, less than a minute later, I really couldn't tell (or see) the difference. They both felt like how good glosses feel like -- moist and nourishing, but not sticky like glue.
(From left to right: Babydoll, Precious, Hunny Bunny)
You get 2 complimentary shades with Eve Pearl, and as you can see from the swatch above, Precious seems like a combination of the two. But really, the glosses are sheer so whether you're a fan of Hunny Bunny or Babydoll, you can't tell the difference either way. Trust me, I tried with both Hunny Bunny and Babydoll. Perhaps the disparity becomes more evident with very pale lips, but on mine there was any.
However, Eve Pearl does have a method of layering her lip liner as a base first, before applying the gloss. That extra step will bring out different tones in her glosses. Now, I haven't tried that with Precious but when I do, I'll be sure to take pictures and tell you about it. Meanwhile, here are more photos:
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At USD28, that makes it roughly SGD42. Ouch! But how often do you come across a lippie that is just so universally flattering, right? Besides, lippies from MAC, Bobbi Brown and Chanel cost about that much in Singapore. Not only do we have to deal with the exchange rate, but there is at least a 35% markup.
So when Karen (my mineral make up fairy godmother) from Silk Naturals asked the forum for lip gloss suggestion, I had to toss in my request for a Hunny Bunny/Babydoll inspired lip gloss. It thrilled me to bits when she took up my suggestion. She must have elves working for her, because in about a week (maybe less!), Precious was born!
I know, you're eager to know: How close of an inspiration is it?
I did a side-by-side comparison. I slicked on Precious on one half of my lips, and Babydoll on the other half. Can you tell which is which?
| From Sn Precious vs EP Babydoll_Hunnybunny |
I walked around and asked my friends what they thought and nobody could tell the difference. Nobody could tell I had on 2 different lippies!
The one major difference I can say (apart from price and packaging) is the immediate feel of the gloss upon application. Eve Pearl's comes with a sponge applicator, so ofcourse there's more precision. Also, her glosses are sweet (they smell like cotton candy to me) with a slightly tingling sensation and a watery sheen to it. However, less than a minute later, I really couldn't tell (or see) the difference. They both felt like how good glosses feel like -- moist and nourishing, but not sticky like glue.
| From Sn Precious vs EP Babydoll_Hunnybunny |
You get 2 complimentary shades with Eve Pearl, and as you can see from the swatch above, Precious seems like a combination of the two. But really, the glosses are sheer so whether you're a fan of Hunny Bunny or Babydoll, you can't tell the difference either way. Trust me, I tried with both Hunny Bunny and Babydoll. Perhaps the disparity becomes more evident with very pale lips, but on mine there was any.
However, Eve Pearl does have a method of layering her lip liner as a base first, before applying the gloss. That extra step will bring out different tones in her glosses. Now, I haven't tried that with Precious but when I do, I'll be sure to take pictures and tell you about it. Meanwhile, here are more photos:
| From Sn Precious vs EP Babydoll_Hunnybunny |
| From Sn Precious vs EP Babydoll_Hunnybunny |
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