Looking at the packaging, it's quite simples and yet it's very elegant. It's compact enough to not take up too much space in your purse.
I love how it blends real well on the skin. It may look like it would look too stark white on your skin but it melts right on your skin leaving the skin with perfectly corrected skin that looks really even.
This is the first time I will get to try any lipstick from the brand and I am pretty sure it's going to be good. I have this impression that T.LeClerc is a dermatological brand catering to most women who have sensitive skin.

My first impression on T.LeClerc's Rouge Transparent Transparent Lipstick is that I thought it would be one of those really sheer lipsticks that goes on like a balm and looks like a very light tinted one. I had my doubts because of the name of the lipstick. The shade is called Essentiel. A very light and dainty shade of pink that kind of reminds me of Estée Lauder Pure Color Crystal Baby Collection in Crystal Blush, but it's actually a bit far off.
It really does glide on like balm, and when the shade is long gone from your lips, you are left with soft and supple lips that lasts a while. If you want a bolder color, you will just have to layer on the lipstick because this is how light it's going to be and this is already three layers.

I love how this lipstick doesn't dry out the lips. I have already flaky lips and chapped ones too most of the time, so I love how this lipstick was able to disguise that pretty well.
The T.LeClerc Mascara Volume in Azur is a different story altogether. I am not a fan of colored mascaras so I had a hard time doing a review on this one because I am a it biased. I am not condemning colored mascaras altogether, I just prefer black ones though.

The T.LeClerc Volume Mascara intensifies your eyes. Its cutting-edge round brush coats and visibly thickens your lashes creating an even more impressive and spellbinding look.
I really enjoyed using this mascara. The impact is not as dramatic as Covergirl's Lashblast Volume Mascara, or as curling as Maybelline's HyperCurl Volum' Express Waterproof Mascara, but on really busy days that you need to be on the run and cannot leave without mascara, then this could be the product for that.

It has a comfortable want and the brush is tapered well so you can get in between and at the corners of your lashes. It does no clumping at all on your lashes so it provides comfortable wear. It's non-sticky too!

I am reviewing this product as if it were black mascara, but if I were to comment on this somewhat blue mascara, I would say that I would not recommend it. Firstly, this light blue shade makes my lashes look more white than blue. With lashes, we want it to look full, dark, and volumnized. If it were as pigmented as Inglot's Colour Play Mascara, then I might consider it.

If you need some really spiffy and long thick lashes then you would have to layer the product quite a bit. Overall, it's great for daytime lashes if that even exist. Not a fussy mascara to apply, and no frills. For nighttime though when I want more drama, better use one that provides more drama!

My love affair with T.LeClerc is not short-lived. I do still love the blush and the Banane powder, and I think that women who are more into light makeup would love T.LeClerc. But if you are a woman who loves highly pigmented makeup, ones that really cover, and show a lot of color, then this may not be the brand for you. I do however would definitely recommend this to women who have really sensitive skin.

T.LeClerc is available in Rustan's Department Stores.