Tuesday 5 December 2017

Baked Gelato Swirl Ornament | Laura Geller Christmas 2017

I’ve spoken a lot about my love for the Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminators from Laura Geller. Not only are they the prettiest thing on earth, but they also don’t disappoint when it comes to performance. This year the genius Laura Geller team have created the Baked Gelato Swirl Ornament*, which is sure to be a winner with beauty fans on Christmas morning. Let’s take a closer look…




The Baked Gelato Swirl Ornament arrives in a hexagon-shaped box, which is finished in a blue-purple colourway. The top of the box is finished with a diamond shaped plastic lid, which looks really impressive and lets the beauty of the product shine through. Once you get inside the box you find the Laura Geller Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminator in the shade ‘Diamond Dust’. This particular shade is a beautiful silver hue, which has been created to match all skin tones.




I love everything about the Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminators, first of all you can’t not love the pretty swirl on the top. Designed to look just like Gelato and you simply can’t take a bad picture of it. Like all the other Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminators, Diamond Dust is beautifully pigmented. You just need one sweep of colour for a hit of show-stopping glamour. The formula has been designed to have a hybrid texture, meaning that whilst it applies like a powder, it feels like a cream on the skin. This means that it really just melts into the skin, allowing to use the Diamond Dust Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminator all over the skin. Perfect for creating that lit-from-within glow! You can even use the colour all over the eyelids, should you be pushed for time and need a beautiful eyeshadow! 

This lovely new ornament from Laura Geller will be available for the festive season at selected Debenhams stores and from the Debenhams website. It’s priced at £21, so it will make a lovely little gift for any makeup fan in your life! 
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