With recent reports indicating
that 45% of Australia’s online shopping dollars being spent overseas and the
major destination being the USA, it’s important that you as a consumer
understand the basics of buying from the USA online.
The first question that should be asked is why?
Why are Australians spending dollars overseas instead of locally? Varying consumer needs determine the answer to this question; however the major reason is price. Research shows that most retail products cost much less in the USA than Australia, particularly electronics, cosmetics and sporting goods. Other reasons consumers seek goods from overseas include being trend innovators or to obtain goods not available in Australia, particularly motor or electronic parts.
Second basic is to understand how?
An increasing number of USA retailers are shipping internationally allowing you to have goods shipped directly to your Australian address. Despite the increasing number there continues to be a number of popular retailers who do not ship internationally, therefore requiring consumers to utilise the services of a package forwarding company.
A package forwarding company provides a USA address where consumer goods are received and then on forwarde to Australian delivery addresses. Consumer packages can be consolidated from multiple retailers resulting in shipping prices being reduced in comparison to shipping individual packages from separate retailers.
Importantly to note, is that it is a legitimate method to receive goods with the majority of package forwarding companies utilising the reputable services of air courier companies such as DHL, FedEx and USPS.
Final basic to understand is what?
The answer to this is how long is a piece of string….or more appropriately how much money do you have in the bank. Despite the availability of a wide range of consumer goods you will need to be aware of some restrictions.
Firstly custom regulations in Australia, before placing an order for any goods from the US retailers, it is advisable that you inquire with your package forwarding provider or Australian Customs to make sure that it is restricted or forbidden to be shipped to Australia. These restrictions are the same as those that apply when you return by air from an overseas trip including but not limited to animals, certain food products, weapons etc.
Secondly air courier restrictions, air couriers including USPS will not ship dangerous or hazardous items including perfumes or pressurized cans as this are either flammable or can potentially explode due to air pressure. Before placing an order it is a good idea to inquire with your package forwarding provider if you are in doubt as to whether your goods would be classified as dangerous or hazardous.
For further information about what to buy from the USA check out our other blog posts or visit us at www.usashoppingaffair.com.au to find out more about package forwarding service.
Happy Shopping!
The USA Shopping Affair Team
From the ordinary to the extraordinary, we showcase what to buy from the USA.
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Sunday, 11 November 2012
Black Friday sale - 23 November 2012
Perfect timing to buy your xmas pressies is Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving when US retailers announce amazing bargains to mark the beginning of Christmas shopping. Although retailers don't offer sales until Black Friday, it is worth checking online as a number of retailers place their online bargains on their sites a day or two earlier.
For previews or predictions of what to buy on Black Friday visit:
The USA Shopping Affair Team
For previews or predictions of what to buy on Black Friday visit:
- www.blackfriday.com - scans brochures (primarily larger retailers and department stores) as they become available;
- www.blackfriday.gottadeal.com - provides good overview of trends and predictions of offers to be targeted by retailers;
- www.dealnews.com - various articles and promotions detailing some of the best deals that will be available on the day
The USA Shopping Affair Team
Friday, 20 July 2012
What to Buy - Men's Business Shirts
Well worth considering buying from the USA are men's business shirts. If purchasing for a husband or boyfriend you will need to know both their neck size and sleeve length. You should also be aware that regular fit in the US is quite generous around the waist and arms therefore slim fit or European fit is usually more appropriate for the more athletic shape (or ones without a beer belly).
Whilst shopping for business shirts for my husband, I found that french cuff dress shirts are not as prevalent as they are in Australia so I have compiled the best top 5 retailers to purchase 'slim fit dress shirts with french cuff'.
Charmaine
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| Calvin Klein Dress Shirt |
- www.menswearhouse.com
- www.suitbargains.com
- www.josbank.com
- www.paulfredrick.com
- www.brooksbrothers.com
Charmaine
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
Where to Buy - Classic Crocs
Welcome to the first of our regular "Where to Buy" posts for the latest updates on shopping intel!
To purchase a pair of the very popular, versatile and oh so colourful Croc shoe from the USA, here are our top 5 online retailers to visit for great discounted prices:
1. 6pm.com
2. amazon.com
3. crocsoutlet.com
4. swimoutlet.com
5. cabelas.com
A pair of Classic Crocs retail here in Australia for $49.99 AUD but you can buy similiar clogs from the USA for as little as $18.00 USD. Remember when comparing prices to ensure that you factor in shipping costs.
Happy Shopping
The USA Shopping Affair Team
To purchase a pair of the very popular, versatile and oh so colourful Croc shoe from the USA, here are our top 5 online retailers to visit for great discounted prices:
1. 6pm.com
2. amazon.com
3. crocsoutlet.com
4. swimoutlet.com
5. cabelas.com
A pair of Classic Crocs retail here in Australia for $49.99 AUD but you can buy similiar clogs from the USA for as little as $18.00 USD. Remember when comparing prices to ensure that you factor in shipping costs.
Happy Shopping
The USA Shopping Affair Team
Friday, 29 June 2012
Credit cards at the ready
INDEPENDENCE DAY SALES
4th of July may not be that significant to most Australians, but to those of us who are avid online shoppers it means major shopping spree for the USA Independence Day sales.
Deals to check out include:
(PS) We would love to know what bargains you snap up.
Cheers
The USA Shopping Affair Team
4th of July may not be that significant to most Australians, but to those of us who are avid online shoppers it means major shopping spree for the USA Independence Day sales.
Deals to check out include:
- American Eagle Outfitters: Sale of up to 50% off items plus an extra 15% off and free shipping with code “87279041”
- Children's Place: Up to 75% off sale items and use code “N6G45QDP42” through 7/9 for an extra 20% off
- Coldwater Creek: Use code “AFLF624” for $30 off purchase of $150 plus free shipping on orders over $50, expires 7/4
- Kohls: Use code “SUMMER15” between July 1-12 for 15% off
- Victoria's Secret: Free shipping with code “SHIPVS12”
- Bath and Body Works: Semi-Annual Sale offers up to 75% off, “HELLOSALE20” gives you an extra 20% off
- DWS: Up to 50% off, free shipping on orders over $35 with code “SHIPR”
- Shoes.com: Use code “SHOESOFF” for $10 off a $50 purchase or $20 off a purchase of $100
- Old Navy: Save on hundreds of Summer Styles.
- Stacy Adams: Extra 10% off clearance.Use Coupon Code "CLR1012" at checkout.
- GbyGUESS.com: 50% off summer categories (Shorts, Tanks, Tees, Flip Flops).
- Auto Parts Warehouse: 10% OFF on orders $99 and up + FREE SHIPPING this Independence Day! Use Coupon Code "INDEPENDENCE"
- Gap: Red, Bright, and Blue Event - Save up to 40% off on select styles!
- Home Depot: $10 OFF orders $100 or more! Online Only. Use Coupon Code "RWBHD10" at checkout.
- Levi's: Buy More Save More - Spend $100, get 20% off + Free Shipping. Spend $150, get 30% off + Free Shipping. Use Coupon Code "SUMMER" at checkout.
- Macy's: Extra 15% Off at the 4th of July Sale
- Nautica:Up to 40 Off Everything - Buy More, Save More 4th of July Sale. Use Coupon Code "FIREWORKS" at checkout.
- Sierra Trading Post: 25% off $125 or more Use Coupon Code "ALJUNE2" at checkout.
- Anne Klein: Save Up to 75% Off With an Additional 25% Off Sale!
- Bare Necessities: 30% Off Swimwear
- JC Whitney: 12% off auto parts Use Coupon Code "JCWFREE"
- GUESS: SUMMER CLEARANCE EVENT: Take an additional 40% off already-reduced prices!
- Famous Footwear: BOGO: Buy One, Get One Half Off.
Oh and don't be fooled that the sale is for the 4th July only, with many retailers starting sales from 1st July and continuing for several days after the 4th July. Now finger on the mouse, credit card to the side and go.....
(PS) We would love to know what bargains you snap up.
Cheers
The USA Shopping Affair Team
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
What to buy - back to school
Since starting my global sourcing experiment I am slowly getting more organised to avoid any situations that require popping down the shops (to date my only requirement has been kids Christmas presents and last minute birthday gifts). Hence I have begun to think about back to school and all the things we will need for the new school year including uniforms, shoes, school bag, lunch tote and stationery. My research to date has found that all of the above items are better to be sourced from Australia as shipping adds too much to the purchase price. The exception however are school shoes - yep once again the US provides a great range of footwear for school at much cheaper prices even after shipping to Oz has been included! These are the shoes that I bought for my son,
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| Leather Hush Puppies$40.00 USD, similar shoe retails in Australia for $89.95 |
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| New Balance runners $32.95 USD, retail in Australia for $60.00 |
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Which month for which product?
Bargain Buys
Courtesy of dealnews.com the following outlines what months you can get the best deal for certain products.
January: Winter clothing
Late January/February: Older electronics (once new items are introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show, stores put old stock on clearance), current-year calendars, top-brand HDTVs.
June: Bedding and linens (deals are even better than for January white sales).
September-October: Jeans.
December: Laptops, especially higher-end systems; bicycles.
Mid- to late-December: Toys, video games.
The Perfect Shopping Trip
Just as a reminder of why we love online shopping so much, this is the location my family and I were camping at when I bought my latest US haul from Zappos & Zara (who by the way accept payment via paypal!). No after Christmas hassles just a lap top , glass of wine and beautiful view in the middle of nowhere - the perfect shopping trip
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| Eyre Peninsula (SA) |
Friday, 2 December 2011
What to buy - shoes, glorious shoes
No brainer really, shoes are definitely worth buying from the US for the bargains, for the fashion and for the uniqueness. Pumps, sandals, flats, boots, athletic shoes......you name it they are worth buying off shore. Estimate approximately $30.00 AUD to ship a pair of average shoes to Australia, allowing for slightly more if buying boots.
Compare these Nine West Briella T-Strap Sandal, cost on Amazon was $51.00 on sale, full price was $79.00 compared to the price in the Nine West retail shops here at $159.00.
Even allowing the $30.00 shipping you still save $78.00!!! What we don't understand is why the price discrepancy between Australia and the USA as the shoe is undoubtedly made in Asia or China, therefore stock would have to be shipped to the US or Australia regardless.
Where to buy?
Below is a few of our favourites but feel free to let us know if we have left any essential ones out:
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| Nine West Briella T-Strap Sandal |
Even allowing the $30.00 shipping you still save $78.00!!! What we don't understand is why the price discrepancy between Australia and the USA as the shoe is undoubtedly made in Asia or China, therefore stock would have to be shipped to the US or Australia regardless.
Where to buy?
Below is a few of our favourites but feel free to let us know if we have left any essential ones out:
- http://www.amazon.com
- http://www.zappos.com
- http://www.endless.com
- http://www.viaspiga.com
- www.nordstrom.com
Monday, 21 November 2011
What to buy - summer gear
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| Roxy |
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| Billabong |
With summer upon us we thought it would be timely to compare prices for the purchase of swim wear, sunglasses, thongs and other summer essentials. The result is that these items are worth purchasing from the US and shipping back to Australia. Other than the brand name sites themselves our favourite website to get all your summer necessities is http://www.swimoutlet.com/ which stocks a huge range of brands including Roxy, Seafolly, Billabong, Speedo, Havaiana's etc. Whether you are looking for athletic swim gear or just to relax at the beach this site seemed to have everything and at great prices. Don't forget to change your location to the USA though when first logging on to the site. The question is can we cope without the traumatic experience of bather shopping in front of those horrid change room mirrors???
Sunday, 13 November 2011
What to buy - underwear & pj's
For those of you that are considering buying underwear from the USA, our thoughts are don't bother unless you want something unique from the likes of Victoria's Secret. Prices are comparable to Australia, as is quality.
Pyjamas on the other hand are another matter, whether you going for luxury or the good old dependable flannels, you can get a wide range of pyjamas from the US at great prices.
When you want to splash out we recommend checking out:
But on those days when its just you, a DVD and a block of chocolate then you can go past the bargains at:
Pyjamas on the other hand are another matter, whether you going for luxury or the good old dependable flannels, you can get a wide range of pyjamas from the US at great prices.
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| Tommy Hilfiger USD $50.00 |
When you want to splash out we recommend checking out:
- Victoria's Secret www.victoriassecret.com
- Bare Necessities www.barenecessities.com
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| Target USD $24.99 |
- Kmart www.kmart.com
- Target www.target.com
Sweet dreams! The USA Shopping Affair Team
Sunday, 6 November 2011
What to buy - toiletries & cosmetics...
In committing my family to our 'Global Sourcing" experiment, one of my aims was to determine whether there really was as much threat to all Australian retailers as the media hype made it appear or was the competitive threat particular to specific products and therefore specific retailers. For that reason I was particularly interested in the price comparison of everyday toiletries and whether it would save us money by sourcing our everyday needs such as sunscreen, deodorant, soap etc. It may seem obvious that the answer would be no, but I wanted to ensure that I had fully researched the prospect before coming to that conclusion. My research has however concluded a positive no, it's not worth buying your everyday toiletries including the cheaper skincare product ranges such as Olay etc from overseas as the shipping makes it cost prohibitive. In light of this, I have added an additional rule to my previous experiment parameters.
The more expensive skincare ranges are another matter and are unequivocally worth buying from overseas, and I am fairly certain that most people know that cosmetics are definitely cheaper to source from overseas. The following cosmetic and skincare list has been compiled based on the most popular products purchased by our customers over the last 6 months:
Rule 4: Where an item can be purchased from Australia for less than $15.00 then the item should be sourced from here.
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| Urban Decay |
The more expensive skincare ranges are another matter and are unequivocally worth buying from overseas, and I am fairly certain that most people know that cosmetics are definitely cheaper to source from overseas. The following cosmetic and skincare list has been compiled based on the most popular products purchased by our customers over the last 6 months:
- MAC
- Bobbi Brown
- Too Faced
- NARS
- Maybelline
- Ole Hendrikson
- Makeup Forever
- Clinique
- Benefit
- Dior
- Aveda
- Urban Decay
Sunday, 30 October 2011
Saturday, 29 October 2011
What to buy - toys...
With Christmas nearly upon us I thought it would be a good chance to kick off my families global market experiment with an online shop for toys for Christmas. It is common knowledge that books, DVD's, CD's, and electronic games (Wii, Playstation, DS etc games) however I was surprised to find that for the vast majority of toys the prices weren't much cheaper once you factored in shipping. Not sure why I feel disappointed as it is goods news for us in Australia as it indicates that toy prices aren't significantly over priced like make up. I did find a couple of great buys including 400 pieces of loose Lego from eBay for only $28.00 which will cost approx $20.00 to ship, I couldn't even find this sort of 2nd hand Lego here in Australia. The Disney store have great sale items, as does the Discovery Channel shop. Fun Again Games have a fantastic range of board games and a great search function which allows you to be more specific in your hunt for the perfect gift. I also loved E-hobbies for unique and experimental type gifts. Overall I would not buys toys from the USA except for:
Charmaine
- Lego - new and 2nd hand
- books - electronic and paperback
- DVD's
- CD's
- games - electronic and board
- unique inc. scientific, experimental,
- remote control vehicles - cars, planes, boats
- sale items inc. Disney Store
Charmaine
Monday, 24 October 2011
Online Shopping Budget Tips
1. The shopping list principle applies as much for online shopping as it does for in store shopping. Survey your wardrobe and work out what pieces you need for next season. A list will keep you focused and not caught up too much with impulse buying. We do however recommend an emergency fund for those must have finds.
2. If you wouldn't pay full price for an item, think carefully about whether you are buying the item because of the price or because you really like it. A bargain is not a bargain if you don't wear it.
3. Plan ahead for the upcoming season and monitor USA trends as they tend to be ahead of Australia's which means finding trend pieces before they hit our shores. Remember that the US is coming out of summer just as we are going into it, meaning plenty of end of season bargains.
4. Check that you are shopping from the US site and not the Australian site. Many retailers show higher AUD prices for the same item to enable them to factor in fluctuating exchange rates.
5. If you still feel nervous providing your credit card details to overseas retailers then we recommend having a second debit card with minimal credit available. Once you know how much you are planning on spending transfer money to cover your purchases but limits available cash to any would be credit card thieves (also makes you watch how much you are actually spending!)
Any other useful tips please let us know so that we can update our suggestion list.
Happy Shopping
The USA Shopping Affair Team
2. If you wouldn't pay full price for an item, think carefully about whether you are buying the item because of the price or because you really like it. A bargain is not a bargain if you don't wear it.
3. Plan ahead for the upcoming season and monitor USA trends as they tend to be ahead of Australia's which means finding trend pieces before they hit our shores. Remember that the US is coming out of summer just as we are going into it, meaning plenty of end of season bargains.
4. Check that you are shopping from the US site and not the Australian site. Many retailers show higher AUD prices for the same item to enable them to factor in fluctuating exchange rates.
5. If you still feel nervous providing your credit card details to overseas retailers then we recommend having a second debit card with minimal credit available. Once you know how much you are planning on spending transfer money to cover your purchases but limits available cash to any would be credit card thieves (also makes you watch how much you are actually spending!)
Any other useful tips please let us know so that we can update our suggestion list.
Happy Shopping
The USA Shopping Affair Team
Monday, 3 October 2011
Our first giveaway
BURBERRY GIVEAWAY
Enter in our first blog giveaway to win Burberry beauty products.
Giveaway includes:
Burberry No.9 Socket Line Brush - is a long-bristled blending brush with a slight point. Made from ultrasoft goat hair, it is used to apply eyeshadow at the tip to create a deeper, but soft, socket line. Used by Burberry Beauty makeup artists to create an effortless smoky eye look.
Burberry No.11 Eye Shaper Brush - is a wide contour brush made from ultrasoft goat hair. It is used for the outer corners of the lid to add depth and enhance the eyes. Used by Burberry Beauty makeup artists to create a contoured eye shape.
No.2 Trench Sheer Eyeshadow - the innovative composition reconciles comfort with long-lasting wear. Light, yet creamy, this performing powder offers optimal adherence.
HOW TO ENTER:
1. Follow our blog via GFC
2. Leave a comment and let us know what articles you would like to see on our blogGiveaway closes at 5.00pm AEST, 30 October 2011 Winner will be announced on our blog 2 November 2011.
Goodluck!
Enter in our first blog giveaway to win Burberry beauty products.
Giveaway includes:
Burberry No.9 Socket Line Brush - is a long-bristled blending brush with a slight point. Made from ultrasoft goat hair, it is used to apply eyeshadow at the tip to create a deeper, but soft, socket line. Used by Burberry Beauty makeup artists to create an effortless smoky eye look.
Burberry No.11 Eye Shaper Brush - is a wide contour brush made from ultrasoft goat hair. It is used for the outer corners of the lid to add depth and enhance the eyes. Used by Burberry Beauty makeup artists to create a contoured eye shape.
No.2 Trench Sheer Eyeshadow - the innovative composition reconciles comfort with long-lasting wear. Light, yet creamy, this performing powder offers optimal adherence.
HOW TO ENTER:
1. Follow our blog via GFC
2. Leave a comment and let us know what articles you would like to see on our blogGiveaway closes at 5.00pm AEST, 30 October 2011 Winner will be announced on our blog 2 November 2011.
Goodluck!
For the times when we just need to fly away
WEIRD & WONDERFUL
Would definately help with afternoon rush hour! Late for haircut, no problems put it into aircraft mode. 'The Transition' is a combined aircraft & motor vehicle, just fold the wings in at the end of the day and park this baby in your garage. At around $280,000 it's not exactly an everyday purchase. My only question is WHY???
Would definately help with afternoon rush hour! Late for haircut, no problems put it into aircraft mode. 'The Transition' is a combined aircraft & motor vehicle, just fold the wings in at the end of the day and park this baby in your garage. At around $280,000 it's not exactly an everyday purchase. My only question is WHY???
This on the other hand I can totally understand. And at a mere $750,000 for the 2013 Porsche 918 Spyder, personally I think you are getting better value for money.
Happy shopping (and dreaming)!
Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Feeling Fit and Looking Fabulous
GET THE LOOK
With summer just around the corner we all go in to panic mode as the thought of displaying more skin occurs to us, tuck shop arms, muffin tops and saggy butt cheeks suddenly inspire us back into get fit mode. To encourage your new found motivation a new exercise outfit always works wonders, and we've found bargains that won't break the bank. Unfortunately it seems that we have run out of excuses!
1. Zumbawear Breakout Mesh Hoodie Vest
USA price $29.95 v's Aust price $44.95
2. Nike Women's Long Y-Back Airborne Singlet
USA price $34.88 v's Aust price $50.00
3. Reebok Easy Tone Capri Pants
USA price $60.00 v's Aust price $85.00
4. Nike Lunar Glide +3 Women's Running Shoe
USA price $99.95 v's Aust price $199.95
Total Outfit cost:
USA price $224.78 v's Aust price $379.90
With summer just around the corner we all go in to panic mode as the thought of displaying more skin occurs to us, tuck shop arms, muffin tops and saggy butt cheeks suddenly inspire us back into get fit mode. To encourage your new found motivation a new exercise outfit always works wonders, and we've found bargains that won't break the bank. Unfortunately it seems that we have run out of excuses!
1. Zumbawear Breakout Mesh Hoodie Vest
USA price $29.95 v's Aust price $44.95
2. Nike Women's Long Y-Back Airborne Singlet
USA price $34.88 v's Aust price $50.00
3. Reebok Easy Tone Capri Pants
USA price $60.00 v's Aust price $85.00
4. Nike Lunar Glide +3 Women's Running Shoe
USA price $99.95 v's Aust price $199.95
Total Outfit cost:
USA price $224.78 v's Aust price $379.90
Friday, 23 September 2011
Bargains still to be found despite drop in AUD
It's okay no need to panic that all the good US bargains will be gone now that the AUD is not as strong. I've just read Patrick Stafford's article titled "Retailers see little relief despite AUD falling to 97c" http://www.smartcompany.com.au/ and was particularly excited by the below example that he gave when comparing prices between USA and Australia. To see more product examples and read the article in full click on the above link.
Handbag: Fossil Tote bag
Local: Fossil Australia store
Price: $279
Offshore: Fossil America Store
Price at $US1.09c: $156.24 (44%)
Price at $US0.97c: $173.04 (37%)
Happy Shopping!
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Handbag: Fossil Tote bag
Local: Fossil Australia store
Price: $279
Offshore: Fossil America Store
Price at $US1.09c: $156.24 (44%)
Price at $US0.97c: $173.04 (37%)
Happy Shopping!
Thursday, 22 September 2011
Childrens shoes
For those parents out there, you'll understand the parent guilt concept. Is their lunch box contents healthy enough, to timeout or not to timeout, is TV the ultimate evil when it seems like such a life saviour and on and on and on. On that list of course is the shoeing of the said child, will my child be permanently damaged if I don't put the correct shoe on them. But have you seen the price of children's shoes!! There isn't even that much material to them, especially when you are talking about shoes for a 2 year old. Luckily online shopping helps me alleviate that guilt, I bought the below Timberland shoes for both of my kids from their sale (it's coming into winter over in the US so lots of good summer goodies) www.timberland.com.
| Toddler & Junior Hypertrail Fisherman Shoe |
Got a recommendation of a children's shoe brand? Let us know and we'll see what we can uncover.
Happy Shopping!
Monday, 19 September 2011
Launch Giveaway
BURBERRY GIVEAWAY
To celebrate the launch of our new blog we thought we would run our first giveaway and what better than with Burberry beauty products.
Giveaway includes:
Burberry No.9 Socket Line Brush - is a long-bristled blending brush with a slight point. Made from ultrasoft goat hair, it is used to apply eyeshadow at the tip to create a deeper, but soft, socket line. Used by Burberry Beauty makeup artists to create an effortless smoky eye look.
Burberry No.11 Eye Shaper Brush - is a wide contour brush made from ultrasoft goat hair. It is used for the outer corners of the lid to add depth and enhance the eyes. Used by Burberry Beauty makeup artists to create a contoured eye shape.
No.2 Trench Sheer Eyeshadow - the innovative composition reconciles comfort with long-lasting wear. Light, yet creamy, this performing powder offers optimal adherence.
HOW TO ENTER:
1. Follow our blog via GFC
2. Leave a comment and let us know what articles you would like to see on our blog
Giveaway closes at 5.00pm AEST, 30 October 2011 Winner will be announced on our blog 2 November 2011.
Goodluck!
To celebrate the launch of our new blog we thought we would run our first giveaway and what better than with Burberry beauty products.
Giveaway includes:
Burberry No.9 Socket Line Brush - is a long-bristled blending brush with a slight point. Made from ultrasoft goat hair, it is used to apply eyeshadow at the tip to create a deeper, but soft, socket line. Used by Burberry Beauty makeup artists to create an effortless smoky eye look.
Burberry No.11 Eye Shaper Brush - is a wide contour brush made from ultrasoft goat hair. It is used for the outer corners of the lid to add depth and enhance the eyes. Used by Burberry Beauty makeup artists to create a contoured eye shape.
No.2 Trench Sheer Eyeshadow - the innovative composition reconciles comfort with long-lasting wear. Light, yet creamy, this performing powder offers optimal adherence.
HOW TO ENTER:
1. Follow our blog via GFC
2. Leave a comment and let us know what articles you would like to see on our blog
Giveaway closes at 5.00pm AEST, 30 October 2011 Winner will be announced on our blog 2 November 2011.
Goodluck!
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