Kjær Weis is an innovative cosmetics line created by Danish-born, new York-based makeup artist Kirsten Kjær Weis
All we need now are some jingle bells and ribbons!

I’m a big fan of giving gifts to yourself during the holidays (and giving gifts to other people, too, of course), but, you know…sometimes, if you don’t do it, who will?

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In the spirit of holiday self-gifting, have you taken a look at any products from Kjær Weis before? They’re my new favorite luxury natural appeal line.

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Kjær Weis. Um…how do you say that? Is it a hard “k,” hard “j”? Well, it’s pronounced “kee-yar wise,” and it’s the last name of the brand’s founder, new York-based makeup artist Kirsten Kjær Weis.

Shiny packaging!
Kirsten said that when she was creating the products for the brand, she wanted to use natural ingredients, but she wanted everything to do as well as products from the big appeal brands.

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The makeup is made in Italy using certified organic or certified natural ingredients from around the world, and everything is labeled either “certified organic” or “certified natural” by Italy’s organic governing body.

They don’t use any man-made ingredients, so no parabens, petroleums, or man-made colors or fragrances, and everything is cruelty-free.

Also, because a common issue with products that consist of natural ingredients often is that the colors vary from one individual item to the next, Kirsten hand-inspects every batch to make sure that the colors and textures are all consistent, which I think is pretty menő.

Here I’m wearing Kjær Weis cream foundation in Illusion, cream blush in sun Touched and Lipstick in Love
It’s an sophisticated “less is more” line with a focus on enhancing your natural features, and the product range has been edited down to the kind of appeal basics a gal might take with her on a weekend trip, like cream foundation, cream blush, cream bronzer and highlighter, lip tints, lipsticks and powder eyeshadow.

They use ingredients like…

Plantago Lanceolata leaf Extract — A medicinal herb that can stimulate collagen production. It’s an antioxidant with anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial properties, and it’s meant to be terrific for sensitive skin.

Glyceryl Caprylate — A naturally derived “preservative” from coconut and palm plants that acts as a moisturizer and emulsifying agent with exceptional antibacterial properties.

Cera Alba — A refined form of beeswax. According to Kjær Weis, theirs comes from ecologically sound apiaries, and it’s used as an emulsifier and consistency regulator. Beeswax has a structure that supplies a breathable barrier against outside elements while nourishing the skin.

Rosa Damascena flower Oil — derived from the rose plant. A natural perfume.

You can find out a lot more about their ingredients here…

Wearing the foundation, cream blush and lipstick
I’m already completely hooked on the line. I’ve only tried three things so far, but I want to try everything else! ERRRRTHANG.

Kjaer Weis cream foundation in Illusion

The cream foundation ($68) is gorge! — and not just because of that packaging, which has the heft of good jewelry. Side note: everything in the line — the compacts, the lipstick bullets, everything — is refillable, and refill pans are available in basic paper cartons.

I know, $68 is pricey, but the refills are $40 each, so they’re comparable to other higher-end foundations.

The cream foundation comes in nine shades from light to deep. The one I wear is called Illusion. It’s a warm honey for medium to medium-dark skin tones with golden or golden olive undertones.

The lightweight formula barely feels like anything, and it looks so satiny and natural that I can’t even tell where the makeup ends and my skin begins, not even up close.

It lasts all day for me on my combination skin, and the coverage is medium, but it’s easy to bump it up to full with layers.

Kjær Weis cream blush in sun Touched
The cream blush, which comes in 10 shades, is pigmented, and it blends beautifully with fingers or a brush (no risk of crazy clown circles on your cheeks here). The compact with pan is $56, and the refills are $32.

I’m wearing the shade called sun Touched, which is a dewy coral for fair to medium-dark skin tones with golden undertones. I think it looks like just-pinched baby cheeks.

Lipstick in Love
As for the lipsticks, this one I’m wearing above, which is called Love, is intense!

SO opaque. It’s a smooth reddish coral, and it feels like silk when it glides across my lips.

It’s $56 (yes, I know), and refills are $36.

In addition to Love, there’s aLso imádja (mély klasszikus piros), hisz (gazdag szilva), felhatalmazza (forró rózsaszín), becsület (meztelen rózsaszín alsó), kW piros (klasszikus univerzális piros) és káprázatos (meleg meztelen).

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A termékek meglehetősen drágakövek, de biztosak bájos és fényűző. Minden, amit próbáltam jól teljesíteni, és szeretem a gondolkodó technikát az összetevőknek.

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Az egyik, aki megpróbálja, ha tetszik a természetes összetevők és a kifinomult smink.

A barátságos környéki fellebbezési addict,

Karen