Illamasqua meets the Brisbane Beauty Bloggers!

This weeks post from the lovely Christabel of our Australian team...

Last Friday I met with the fantastic Brisbane Beauty Bloggers. We had all been in touch on Twitter and email before, but as wonderful as online is, there’s nothing like meeting face to face.

Counter Manager Tiarah does a Toxic Nature look on lovely model Tashie

We met up on the Brisbane counter at Myer City and it was exciting for some of them as they were meeting other beauty bloggers for the first time. Brisbane has a great bunch of beauty bloggers who have just started coming together as a group, like their counter-parts in Sydney and Melbourne.

Close up of Tashie 

I spoke to them all about Illamasqua and its heritage as a brand, and what’s coming up (hint – there’s quite a lot!) I also spoke about the launch of the Sophie Lancaster foundation in Australia, and that along with self-expression comes the need to protect it. Then Brisbane Counter Manager Tiarah did a beautiful Toxic Nature look for them, using lots of Cream Pigments and explained what she was doing as she went along. Her eyelash application was definitely a high point! Cupcakes and sparkling apple juice were served during the demonstration by the fabulous Deanna (who was rocking the most amazing orange lip in Flare.)

Brisbane Bloggers' L to R - Dana from Blushfully, Yolanda from Shopping Intervention, Tegan from Tegania's Thoughts, Sarah from Hip & Haute, Annica from Haute & Stylish, Jen from Pinkribbons.

Then we chatted and played with the Illamasqua make-up – most of them were already quite familiar with it, but it was great to show them new uses for favourite products and just to talk. Store security nearly had to ask us to leave we were chatting so long, so we ended out going out for dinner afterwards and drinks, which was amazing.

With thanks to Sarah from http://www.hipnhaute.wordpress.com for the photos

Australia is so lucky to have so many passionate, interesting and devoted beauty bloggers, and Illamasqua is lucky to count them as friends. Until next time, Brisbane!