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It’s a new year beauties, and with that, new Star Picks! We’re always testing out new products and we love talking about them… so here are some that we can’t wait to share with you and that have been ones that we’ve really loved this month. You may also see them in upcoming reviews – but here’s a sneak peek at ones that really caught our eye. These are our Star Picks for January!

Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance Palette

This palette is a beauty. It has a beautiful velvet packaging and inside is a really gorgeous selection of colours. The shadows are incredibly pigmented – I was surprised in fact and were caught out on more than one occasion when I applied the colour to my eyes and were given such amazing, deep coverage. Although I will say that they do blend out very well and you can tame down the pigmentation through blending out quite easily. You barely need to dip into the palette and BAM – the pigmentation is there. Fantastic! It has a lovely colour selection – bright but pretty wearable. Love the burnt orange shades in particular.

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The palette is £43 from Beauty Bay

Colourpop Jelly Much Eyeshadow in ‘Foxes’

This is not for the faint hearted… a beautiful gold shade of eyeshadow that in a jelly formula, this beauty delivers colour and payoff amazingly. It looks beautiful and doesn’t crease or flake. A stunner!

The Foxes Jelly Much Shadow is $8 from Colourpop

Jane Scrivner: Nourishing Cleanser

This cleansing balm is the exact sort of cleanser that I enjoy most. It has the luxury feel to it, with a beautiful rich colour, but it’s also slippy and oily enough to really get the job done. This cleanser is good enough to be used on the face to remove all traces of makeup (without stinging the eyes) but I prefer using this as a skin cleanser – so as a second cleanse or the one I use first in the morning. The skin feels soft, nourished and with a really lovely glow.

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The Balm is £46 from the Jane Scrivner website

House of Life No.7 Intense Radiance Boost oil

Have you tried anything by organic skincare brand ‘House of Life’ yet? I hope that you have, but in case you haven’t let me tell you about this face oil. First of all a bit the brand which was founded by Debbrah Craven-Smith-Milnes. When she was looking for a hyper pure optimally Organic skincare range to manage her skin sensitivities…she couldn’t find it so she created it. Everything that I’ve tried so far from the brand has been wonderful and this face oil is no exception…it’s comprised of 7 main powerful ingredients incl…yep that’s why it’s called No7 and that’s all that I’m going do say for now as my full review will be on the website next Friday.
The oil is £45 from the House of Life website

Casamen Carelli: BELLISSIMA BALM – Sea Buckthorn Balm

This lush balm from Casamen Carelli is a lovely discovery! It’s got a lovely silky but deeply hydrating texture and is perfect for all skin types. Love that fact that it’s got skin loving ingredients like sea buckthorn oil, essential fatty acids and antioxidants. Plus it’s got an uplifting golden orange colour.

Buy the balm from £15 from their website

(*PR gift/sample)

About the Author: Jessica Reid
Jessica is the beauty and wellbeing editor at Wow Beauty & Wellbeing, with over nine years experience creating content that informs, inspires, and supports the community with expert-backed beauty and wellness tips. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, writing, sipping matcha, and spending time with her cats. All articles are created in line with Wow Beauty’s commitment to transparency, editorial integrity, and wellbeing-first information, with expert sources and disclosures clearly referenced where relevant.
By Published On: 31/01/2019Last Updated: 14/08/20250 Comments on Wow Beauty’s Star Picks – January 2019