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Bourjois Regard Paillete Glitter Pencil Review

9 December 2006

When I saw these new Bourjois Regard Paillete Glitter Pencil (~$11) on display at Boots, I knew I had to get them. They come in four colors – black, baby blue, teal and brown – and packed with silver glitter. I ended up bring home the black one, Noir éblouissant 31, since I just ran out of black pencil liner.



Initially, I was a little worried that the silver glitter would be too much for the day but I wore this to work and it showed up a really pretty shimmery charcoal with the right amount of sparkle. The liner also glided right on with no tugging. It stayed on really well and I only had to reline my lower lashes after a whole day of work.

This is definitely a keeper and I hope Bourjois will come out with more colors!

* This product has only been released in Europe and Japan.

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14 Comments »

  • Anonymous said:

    Hi, I love your site… its great, i check this site almost everyday…haha…just wana say keep up the great work….
    and also…i have a question…
    what is the difference between pressed and loose powder, i own both, but right now…i lose loose powder more then my pressed powder, i only use the pressed if i travel. thank you~

  • Liz Sung said:

    Only in the UK and Japan, aw. Do you know of any other alternatives that are available in the US? I’d love to try a shimmery version of my usual black liner that I wear everyday.

  • jasmine said:

    who they look so prettyy ^^. i like the teal

  • Mikal said:

    Are you officially in London, now and not in IL anymore? I thought London was just a vacation.. how cool!!

  • Phyllis said:

    pressed powders are used mostly for touchups (hence the little compact) and they tend to provide a heavier coverage. loose powders are used for setting makeup.

  • Phyllis said:

    And yes, Mikal, I am officially in London now *lol* Do I know you by any chance?

  • Mikal said:

    LOL, no you don’t know me.. Haha. (Does this sound super freaky?? Haha). I just know you lived in IL before b/c I ordered the five samples of MAC pigments from you (fab, by the way).

    And then you mentioned you were in London — but I didn’t know that you are there officially. That is so awesome.. *sigh* I wish.

  • Phyllis said:

    *lol* I am glad you liked the pigments =) If you ever need anything from London, let me know!

  • Anonymous said:

    Hi, was wondering what you think of the DHC Q10 eye cream. my current so-so eye cream is running out and am looking for a replacement. preferably something that helps with dark circles and tightening…

    thanks!

    carol

  • -Chica-Drea said:

    Hmm… this product has been out in Singapore for quite a while~~!
    If I am not wrong…there are 2 variations to it:
    - The glitter type
    - The shimmery type.

  • Phyllis said:

    Hi Carol, the DHC Q10 eye cream is very moisturizing and good for wrinkles but I don’t think it does much for undereye circles or puffiness.

  • Phyllis said:

    Liz, you might want to try the glitter eye pencils from Hard Candy or Tony & Tina.

  • Minna said:

    hey phyllis,

    merry christmas! how is london going for you? i hope you’re doing well!

    oh yea… these pencils look so pretty too. :)

  • Phyllis said:

    hey Minna, merry christmas to you too!!! London’s been great, are you still in chi-town? =)

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