#ASH AND EMBER EYE SOOT SWATCHES SKIN#

If you have a lanolin sensitivity too, please be careful when using the aforementioned products. I won’t take the chance using them on my eyelids though, so I apologize if you came looking for eye swatches of the nectar balms as well. It’s possible I may experience stronger reactions with continued use over time, as has happened to me in the past, and if that ends up being the case, I will make note of it in this post in the future.

#ASH AND EMBER EYE SOOT SWATCHES SKIN#

So either my skin reacts less strongly to lanolin now, the concentration of lanolin used is lower than I’ve experienced in past products, or the grade of lanolin makes a difference. Luckily for me, I haven’t had any reactions beyond slight tingling while wearing the products and skin tenderness when I rub my cheek while removing my makeup at night. Ironically, the RdF lip-specific products I sampled do not contain lanolin, but most of the cheek ones do. Because these are made for cheek and eye use as well, I didn’t think to view the ingredients beforehand. Before I try on new lip products, I usually check the ingredient list. It is an amazing ingredient, but I’ve had strong reactions to products with lanolin in the past (so much that I had to stop using the original formulations of the Bite Beauty Agave lip mask and glosses, Jack Black lip balms, etc). It isn’t restricted to the shades you specifically sample.īefore we get into the review, I also want to note that the Nectar Balms, Inner Glow Crème Pigments, and Rare Light Crème Luminizers contain lanolin. What I like most about the samples, besides getting to try 5 products for $15, is that they email a code for $10 off your next full-size purchase. In addition to the Nectar balms, I will briefly discuss the other items I bought in custom sample packs that Rituel de Fille offers on their site.

Ash and ember eye soot swatches