MEMI Makeup Launch Event

Last night, myself and some of the lovely girls studying Journalism/Journalism and PR attended a launch event for MEMI makeup. The event took place at the newly opened and oh so trendy Neighbourhood restaurant and bar.

On arrival, we were welcomed by all of the amicable team behind the event and a generous glass of prosecco. The staff were attentive and warm, making sure everyone was properly introduced and no glass was empty. Their beautiful makeup artist Evie, talked everyone through the products, showing us how to best apply them and gave us a quick makeover, making everyone look uber glam.

The brand's ethos revolves around everyday, affordable glamour - and they've absolutely nailed it. I was in awe of their gorgeous eye-shadow palettes, dewy primers and stunning highlighters, that gave the skin a radiant yet natural looking glow.

The packaging is centered around luxurious mirrored cases, that'll look chic on any dressing table and really reflects the effortlessly glam message behind the brand.

The line's creators, Millie Watson and Jack Thompson, have worked relentlessly over the past 18 months developing the products. Throughout the process they ensured that there all the makeup was produced ethically and to an exceptionally high quality .

What is noticeably impressive about the duo, is how professional and original the business is, despite them both being only 21 years old. Their passion and dedication to the business is endearingly apparent and they're undeniably a force to be reckoned with.

All of the guests at the event were given a goodie bag filled with prosecco, chocolate and their incredible 'Lash to Lash' mascara - which I am super excited to try out.

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