
Read about the collaborative International Women’s Day event between SWE, Rockwell Automation, and Rockwell Automation Supporting Women in Engineering (RASWE) India that empowered college students and prepared them for success.
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Read about the collaborative International Women’s Day event between SWE, Rockwell Automation, and Rockwell Automation Supporting Women in Engineering (RASWE) India that empowered college students and prepared them for success.
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Read all about the collaborative event between the SWE Queretaro City Affiliate and GE Aerospace that welcomed 40 young girls into an inspiring exploration of STEM careers.
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I am definitely in my lip liner era, so I was interested to try out the Rhode Peptide Lip Shape now that it has launched in the UK. Here’s what you need to know.

This is a lip liner designed to be easier to use than a regular lip liner:
Peptide – to boost hydration and help soften lips for a smoother appearance
Fenugreek Extract– derived from organic fenugreek sprouts, promise to visibly enhance the look of lip volume and give lips a firmer appearance

Use this like a regular liner and glide Peptide Lip Shape along the outline of your lips. You can use the silicone smudger to diffuse the colour or tidy up any smudges. It’s also easy to fill the whole lip area if you want to use it more like a lipstick.
There are 11 shades in the collection:
I have the shade Lunge to show you:



When I heard Rhode was launching a peptide-infused lip liner, I was instantly intrigued. Here’s everything you need to know.
Rhode Peptide Lip Shape is designed to be a new generation lip liner to sculpt and nourish the lips.
I tested the Lunge shade which is described as a rosy beige and I think it’s a super flattering nude. What’s really nice about this product is that it the shade strikes a good balance as it defines without overpowering the lips, and works both as a base under balm or all over as a modern matte lip.

The formula glides on really nicely with no dragging and it has creamy precision but with a slight grip that helps it last. While it doesn’t feel dry, I don’t think it feels overly hydrating, but I think this helps it last more as it’s not slippery. It’s definitely a product that I feel I need to pair with a balm or gloss.
I have to say, I do like this lip pencil. The shade Lunge is really nice and I think it will go well with a range of my lip colours and glosses. It lasts well, feels comfortable and is easy to reapply. It’s in my makeup bag and staying there.
The silicone smudger. Rhode’s Lip Shape pencil comes with a built-in silicone tip for blending, which I wanted to love but I’m still a bit on the fence.

It’s meant to help blur out the edges for that soft, diffused lip look (very Hailey), but in practice I’m not really sure it adds much. It feels a little gimmicky, especially when my finger does the same job. It’s a cute idea, but maybe not essential.
That said, if you’re someone who hates getting product on your hands, you might appreciate the tool. Just not a game-changer for me.
Pros:
Cons
If you’re looking for other options for easy to use lip pencils, check out MERIT Beauty Signature Lip Liner Review & Swatches.
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I am always on the look out for sun protection products that I can apply over my makeup, so when I came across the Kopari Sunglaze Sheer Setting Mist Sunscreen SPF 50 I literally couldn’t wait to try it out. I have been testing it and here’s everything you need to know.

This sunscreen from Kopari means you can easily apply and touch up sunscreen both under and over makeup:

As I said at the top, as soon as I saw this product, I was desperate to try it out, and I really haven’t been disappointed. I’m a fan.
There’s huge hype about mineral sunscreens right now. If you find a good one, (Ultra Violette Future Fluid SPF 50+ Superlight Mineral Skinscreen, Kate Somerville HydraKate Illuminating SPF 50+ Drops, Kosas DreamBeam Comfy Smooth Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 30) they are great, but I think that chemical sunscreens also have their place. The Kopari Sunglaze Sheer Setting Mist Sunscreen SPF 50 is a brilliant example of a really easy to use one.
You just need to shake it up and mist it over.

So this is a setting mist-style sunscreen with SPF 50 and broad-spectrum protection. It’s designed to go over makeup, refresh your skin throughout the day, and add that gorgeous dewy glow.

It’s so lovely to use. The mist is super fine (no chunky droplets messing with your base), and it gives the most gorgeous hydrated glow. It doesn’t disturb my makeup and I think it actually makes my skin look better.
It’s so easy to top up because it doesn’t make skin look greasy and it dries down nicely. The scent is really pleasant – beachy and summery – although if you are sensitive to fragrance, you may need to be careful that this isn’t too much for you.
I thought a round up of pros and cons would be useful!
If you’re looking for a high-protection SPF that plays beautifully with makeup and adds an actual glow, Kopari Sunglaze is a total star. It’s certainly an SPF mist I’d feel confident recommending even to those who hate layering sunscreen.
It’s makeup-safe, hydrating, and gives that soft-filter glow without being heavy or tacky. I wouldn’t use this as my main SPF as I definitely prefer to use something a bit thicker to work into my skin as a base, but it is ideal for regular top ups throughout the day, and is one I will certainly be keeping in my handbag.
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If you are looking for a really fresh, vibrant and sparkling scent for spring time, I might just have found it. Here’s the lowdown on the new Acqua di Parma Buongiorno Eau de Parfum.

This is a new Eau de Parfum inspired by the arrival of spring in the Tuscan hills:
Top Notes: Lemon, Rosemary, Spearmint, Basil, Petitgrain
Heart Notes: Lavandin, Mandarin Leaves
Base Notes: Cedarwood, Amber, White Musk

There aren’t many super fresh and spring like fragrances I love, because I am all about the deeper, darker fragrances out there on the market, but I absolutely love this one.
On first spritz, it reminded of me of Atelier Cologne’s Clementine California which I used to adore (and is sadly no longer available in the UK). Buongiorno is fresh and super juicy like Clementine California yet it has more depth and more of a grounding creamy smoothness, which makes it appealing in completely different way.
I find Acqua di Parma Buongiorno so uplifting and motivating. It’s literally like spritzing sunshine and it’s so juicy and vibrant and sunny.
The addition of spearmint is really interesting and it’s not a note that I thought I’d like in a citrussy scent, but I really love the crispness it gives, that’s refreshing without being overpowering.
As it develops, the floral heart starts to peep through with a hint of lavender which I absolutely love, and it stays juicy with mandarin leaves which have an intense citrus vibe with floral undertones.
The fragrance settles beautifully into its soft woody base and it’s super skin-like and creamy with cedarwood, amber, and white musk. It’s lovely and comforting and the citrus becomes softer and more soothing. It really all works so nicely together – soft and super wearable.
I find it lasts really well on my skin and I can still smell it maybe 5 or 6 hours later which I think is pretty impressive for something so airy and fresh. It’s one of those scents you can spritz generously in the morning and still catch little whiffs of throughout the day.

I absolutely love the yellow bottle. It’s as sunny as the fragrance it holds inside and it feels super luxe.
Acqua di Parma Buongiorno Eau de Parfum starts at £143 for 50ml and it is available now via the links below:
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