It’s rare that I’d just add on, but I’m fortunate that I can typically plan so I can remove and redo my makeup.
'Tis the season for gift guides! Here's my updated guide to products worth shopping at Sephora -- these are products that are permanent (or seemingly limited life, since they've been around for nearing on a year still!). I'll have a separate guide featuring newly-released, limited edition products...
I like larger, denser wands that aren’t as plastic-heavy, mostly because I find harder, sparser plastic wands make it easier for me to over-apply and get clumpier lashes sometimes.
Happy Wednesday! Here's this week's survey, which you can copy and paste and share as a comment.
Here's a look at the top 25 products reviewed in the month of October, plus a summary of how many products and brands were reviewed and a break out of ratings! :)
I think it'd be fun to go through what we used, purchased, resisted, and so forth each month, here are some questions:
I used to do this sometimes, but these days, not so much. I will sometimes use a softer, more flexible mascara when taking photos and then use something blacker and more dramatic after photos as that’s when I’ll put on eyeshadow and take photos of the eye look. There’s no favored combo though!
Did a product catch your eye this week? Check out dupes for the most loved and most wanted products between October 26th and November 1st before you buy!
When they have a very fine, consistent mist, they are fantastic at softening the look of more powder-based products while helping to lock makeup into place. When the spray is less consistent or not as fine, though, it’s like a camel spitting on your face!
— Christine
For the holiday season, there's the larger, 18-shade LORAC Fairytale Forest Palette ($35.00) and three Mini Palettes ($15.00), which each have six eyeshadows in them. Here are swatches of all four!
