I have noticed quite a few searches for phrases relating to the Lime Crime drama that’s currently erupting throughout the blogosphere. I don’t really feel qualified to comment since this from what I’ve read (and I must admit, I do enjoy a bit of good old Internet drama from time [...]]]> Photo Credit

I have noticed quite a few searches for phrases relating to the Lime Crime drama that’s currently erupting throughout the blogosphere. I don’t really feel qualified to comment since this from what I’ve read (and I must admit, I do enjoy a bit of good old Internet drama from time to time, so I’ve been following it with interest), the issues surrounding Xenia and the Lime Crime brand go back much further in time than I have known of either. I therefore, present you with two links:

“So wanky it’s illegal“ is a post in a community that’s quite critical of those getting involved in the drama, but never the less, the post contains a lot of links and comments for people wanting to find out more.

Gothique’s post “Where to Start“ is an excellent primer for those of us who have realised that actually, it could be quite fun to formulate our own mineral eye-shadows instead of buying them. I know I want to give it a go, I’ll probably be ordering samples after pay day!

Oh, and I’m afraid I have no idea why Gala Darling deleted her Lime Crime eyeshadow review, you’ll have to ask her!

EDIT: Xenia has responded in part to these accusations in this interview with Afro Bella.