Freedom is a new makeup brand from the company who created Makeup Revolution. Freedom is a new line that claims to be professional quality makeup at affordable prices. I've seen a few videos around the blogosphere but for a while I didn't actually realise it was any different to the Makeup Revolution line. As you can clearly see from the packaging, the brands are very similar and use the same colours, designs and fonts for their packaging. I wanted to try out Freedom Makeup as I've dabbled with some of the Makeup Revolution eyeshadow palettes but not much else as it all seemed quite 'cheap' in quality to me. I'm not a makeup snob but I don't like wasting my money on lower quality products when you can save up the few pounds and put them towards something a little better. But, I went against what I thought after watching a few videos from bloggers. Head over to their Youtube Channel where you can find the gorgeous face of their brand, MissBudgetBeauty showing off some of the products and sporting some lovely looks using the range before buying some products. Anyways here's what I purchased on my mini haul.

Wearing eye liner doesn't have to be a bold and in your face look. You can tone it down and rock it with a natural make-up look and give yourself a soft 'edge'. I don't really like to make myself look like I'm wearing 'a lot of make-up' so something like this is perfect for those days where I want to look like I've made the effort but to still look more natural and low key.

Eyeshadow - 'Call my bluff by Benefit Benefit £15.50

Eyeliner - 'they're real' liner by Benefit Benefit £18.50

Foundation - Rimmel Match Perfection in shade Ivory Boots £6.99

Contour - Lord & Berry Bronzer in shade Sienna £14.40 lookfantastic

Blusher - Mac Powder Blush in 'Margin' (Frosted formula) Mac £18.00

Mascara - Max Factor 2000 Calorie Dramatic volume Mascara Boots £7.99

Eyebrows - Anastasia Dipbrow Pomade in shade Soft Brown Beautybay £15.00

Concealer - OCC Concealer in shade Y1 and Collection 2000 Lasting Perfection in Fair

Buy Collection concealer at Boots £4.19 & Buy OCC Concealer at Beautybay £15.50

(Make-up fixed with Mac Fix+) Mac £15.50

I love the colder weather months when everything is autumn themed, including clothes and make-up. I'm usually quite a minimal make-up wearer but during Autumn I like to 'frost' my look up a little and tone it all down to more neutrals and grey hues. I also like fresh looking, simple skin and I really like to play with the fashion side instead. I thought I'd give you a little insight into how I'm going to be wearing my make-up during the colder months. I'm also looking to do a few 'fashion inspired' posts over the next few days to see you into the colder weather so keep an eye out for that. 

Just a pre warning - I've tried to take a few 'during' shots for you and some of them, I do look a little silly but its all in the name of blog writing for you guys, enjoy.