I don’t really go anywhere, so not with me as in a makeup bag, purse, etc. I have a couple of lip balms on my desk (Jack Black and Hourglass Lip Oil).
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I prefer more medium, buildable coverage unless it’s a very, very powdery formula (where it can be easy to pick up too much product in one pass). Sheer coverage tends to go on less evenly in my experience and often has a thinner consistency.
Happy Saturday! I always enjoy seeing what makes up the week's top ten highest-reviewed products, so I hope you find it somewhat interesting as well! :)
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I don’t think that I gravitate toward sheer eyeshadow much, if at all. The closest I come is something that is very sparkly with a more transparent base, but the ones I reach for/like the most are still higher coverage (just with shimmer/sparkle). I am the opposite of one and done, LOL.
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They need to apply evenly and not exacerbate the unevenness of my natural lip color (which some hues do and sometimes can be better/worse by formula), but I don’t mind semi-sheer coverage–ideally, I’d like something that has some buildable coverage to give it more versatility.
I like when brands curate their single ranges into “pre-made” color combinations, which I think helps give people a better idea of how to arrange products. I’d like to see more brands organize or showcase shades for certain skin tones or undertones. I also think that brands often create a core...
Happy Wednesday! Here's this week's survey, which you can copy and paste and share as a comment.
I like a lot of variety in color and finish; I want to see more basic/core shades, but I also want to see a range of color. Consistency is also critical; a line of single eyeshadows that rates from A to F and ends up averaging a B overall means it’s a pass for me–that means some shades are great...
