When they work, they’re a nice last step in a routine. The trick is finding one that has a fine enough mist and doesn’t feel like cling-wrap!
— Christine
Improvements in technology/formulations and (some) new releases go a long way, but these days, I get excited by seeing greater diversity across the community from campaign imagery to foundation shade ranges to types of brands, aesthetics, and styles of doing makeup.
Anastasia Eyeshadows ($12.00 for 0.05 oz. each or 4 for $32.00) are available individually, which makes them a great line to consider if you're looking to build your own palette--whether that's a quad or something much larger. They have a slew of colors and finishes, and for the most part, they...
Here’s a look at the most loved and most wanted products from the past week, plus three recently submitted looks! You can check out more looks from community members and myself here, or you can submit your own!
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! :)
Oh, definitely, at least a few times! For me, it’s more about buying all the shades in an efficient manner — less time to add all the shades to my cart, and the price-per-item is usually cheaper.
ColourPop Pressed Powder Shadows ($5.00 for 0.05 oz.) are an excellent, budget-friendly powder eyeshadow choice. You can sometimes find them for $4.00 each and get a free four-pan palette to put them in, too. The downside is that their catalog changes frequently, so depending on how long after the...
Make Up For Ever Artist Color Shadow ($17.00 for 0.08 oz.) is a large range with over 100 shades, so it can be overwhelming trying to build your own quad (or palette). Now that I've reviewed the range, I've put together some "quad" ideas if you need some inspiration!
Share your recent beauty purchases or rediscovered favorites in your stash (for those on low/no-buys!), chit chat about weekend plans, and learn a little more about each other!
