You said that your grammar sucks, but I don't think the mistakes you make are atrocious. To some they might look sloppy (as was commented) but the overall feeling is that you write well! & personally I tend to read over mistakes if they're small. I know what the word was supposed to be, so just automatically replace it while reading. (If that makes sense?)

Anyway, if Ana thinks you should make more of an effort to grammar check, she should reciprocate by making more of an effort to respect the fact that you explained your position in this post.

Well I liked it, & it didn't take an Art History class for me to appreciate it! It didn't make me think that the artists were attacking women for wearing too much make up, to me it just made me think how much a years worth of make up looks like. There might be an agenda to it, but I was more interested in watching the model turn into a painting, with make up/paint dripping from her face. Odd, but interesting!

Art is like you said, subjective. I somewhat agree with CandleAshes because I do find this post quite negative - when you call it 'art' & question "who could see this as art", because I do. & I don't think it's up to anyone to judge if something is 'valid' or not, it's great to have opinions but I don't think my opinion validates the existence of something, it's just an opinion & it doesn't make the subject any stronger or less strong. & if I don't something, it doesn't make it wrong. I actually get the same negative vibe in this post that I did with your one on Glossybox where you tried to judge what kind of person would buy it, who it was aimed at & how it was pointless & useless to blog about the contents.

Negativity in blogging doesn't just come from someone saying they hate someone else, or bitching, it also comes across in the posts we write & the overall feeling that we convey. If you have an opinion, fair enough, but I do find it funny that you question your commenters opinions on Twitter. Surely we're all equally as entitled to have an opinion too?

Oo, I might have to take you up on that offer! (But maybe when I'm swimming in a little less unused make up.. ':D) Have you got an idea of what you'd want from the UK? I find myself constantly adding items to my internatioanl wish lists.

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The moisturiser looks especially creamy & sounds lovely. I've been cultivating a little hand made products obsession recently so will have to see if they ship to the UK! Although I still haven't ordered the MuLondon cream yet, maybe I should try that first. (I have an endless list of wants because of blogs!)

The term 'udder cream' sounds a bit wrong though!

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I love that you're 155cm too, for some reason I thought you'd be taller than me!

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I like the look of the tubes, the soft applicator & the colours, but they definitely don't translate to the lips as much as I thought they would! That's not a major problem for me because I like sheer glosses, so I just need to find a way buy Anabelle in the UK!

Great photographs!

It's like the news at 10:30am, with Fee from Makeup Savvy! Next time I feel like you should have some intro & outro music, a cup of tea & a little paper shuffling going on in the background ;D

I love these kinds of posts - they're so refreshing! You're a great blogger Fee! x

Ah, this is the best look yet! I love Surge - it looks amazing on you (again!) Every time you wear it, I wonder why I've barely reached for it in the last year!
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A late thank you for the link! I never get any alerts when you make a new post anymore - just realised it could be because you changed over to Wordpress! Will update my links so I don't miss anything.