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Tag: Most Used Summer Things

I've been tagged by the lovely Aly, one of my favorite bloggers. Without further ado, listed below are my most used summer things.


 MOST USED NAIL POLISH
Tough one! I just love a lot of colors for summer and I definitely have more nail polishes than the number of weeks in summer, so there's no one most used nail polish, but I'll pick my fave of them all, which is, the Wet n Wild mega last salon nail color in I Need A Refresh-Mint.


I also recently found out that my review of this polish has been posted on the Wet n Wild VIP members' blog. This nail polish, hands down, has the best formula, and staying power as far as drugstore polishes go, and the color is the most gorgeous mint I've ever seen. I most definitely enjoyed having it both on my hands and toes during this summer.

MOST USED PERFUME/SCENT
I've been using two actually, alternating them every single day this summer coz that's how much I like them. The Victoria's Secret Pure Seduction, and Bath & Body Works Be Enchanted. I got them during the semi-annual sale last summer. They're both sweet and fruity scented and I am quite pleasantly surprised about how strong and long lasting they are. They smell like perfumes, well, maybe not expensive luxury ones but they're definitely on par with budget perfumes like Guess, Calvin Klein etc. 


I got them both for great prices during the sale but even if they were regularly priced I would have gotten them, they're just worth it.

MOST USED LIP PRODUCT
I am not a makeup person. I experiment now and then and mostly I buy makeup to review for my blog but normally I rarely wear makeup. So the only lip product I used was Vaseline, and sometimes a Nivea lip balm.


MOST USED MASCARA
I am always trying out new mascaras and currently, I'm using the CoverGirl lash blast volume. It gives good volume with a little bit of length. Overall it was a pretty good mascara and I might buy it again.


MOST USED BLUSH
Definitely my NARS Orgasm blush. I only wear this all through the year ever since I discovered it. This blush just looks natural on me and gives me just the right amount of color without looking intense/festive. I think it would look good on anyone since it's such a universally flattering color. And no, no matter what anyone says, this blush cannot be duped.


MOST USED FOUNDATION
My most worn this summer is the Maybelline Dream matte powder. I just love it so much that I always have a backup. Not the most long-lasting powder ever but it gives a very nice matte airbrush finish that looks great on camera without looking cakey.


MOST USED HAIR PRODUCT
I have two which I've been using a lot this summer. The Schwarzkopf Smoothing Lustre Lotion, and the Parachute Therapie hair oil (I got this one from my last India trip. We Indians just cannot live without oiling our hair regularly). They're both great products and totally worth the money.


So those are all of my summer faves. Hope you enjoyed reading this lengthy post. Please feel free to do this tag if you like it. Hope you all had a great summer!
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