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Friday, September 06, 2013

Korean Cosmetics: TONYMOLY


Tonymoly petite bunny gloss and hello bunny sold perfume

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These are literally the cutest things I have ever come across that aren't intended for use by children. Sandra at The Puzzle Of Sandra's Life blogged about some adorable things she had
tried so I trawled eBay to see what they had to offer.


I didn't get too carried away and only bought two things: A solid perfume and a lipgloss bar. Both of which are made by Korean cosmetics giant TONYMOLY and came to about £10 including p+p. The seller I bought from has tons of other products too, including Etude House. I also received a couple of free sample sachets of lip tint.

Tonymoly Hello Bunny Coco Floral

This is the Hello Bunny Perfume Bar in 04 Coco Floral. There are four other scents available but I chose this one because it had a grumpy face. The seller describes the scent by listing the top,middle and base notes. I have absolutely no idea what any of it was supposed to mean so it was a complete surprise. This perfume has a top note of lemon, middle notes of jasmine, rose and geranium and base notes of amber and musk. It does smell quite floral but in a 'powdery' way. I really am quite a one-scent-woman but this is ideal for travelling.  

TonyMoly Petite Bunny Gloss Bar in  Juicy Peach

The TONYMOLY Petite Bunny Gloss bar in 05 Juicy Peach is a dinky lip balm/lip stick hybrid that leaves lips with a glossy finish. The colour is quite sheer but definitely very buildable. It's not too bold which means its easy to wap on without a mirror to hand. It doesn't really 'soak in' to my lips and feels like it just sits on top. Having said that, my lips don't feel dry after use and the colour doesn't slip and slide all over the place. 

Swatch of TonyMoly Petite Bunny Gloss Bar in  Juicy Peach

Have you tried any products from Korea?


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