Happy Wednesday! Here's this week's survey, which you can copy and paste and share as a comment.
Kat Von D’s Serpentina palette; the way the release was handled was frustrating, and I don’t know why it was released in such small batches, which made it seem like it was selling out in minutes when now it seems like there is plenty of stock to go around. Then, to make matters worse, the...
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Anastasia Beverly Hills, because they actually released a really high-quality, somewhat unique palette (Modern Renaissance) and made it permanent – but they also made plenty of stock to keep it on the shelves even during the initial release.
I think a lot of them are warmer than they need to be! Sometimes they run too orange or too yellow. When you find one that really adds warmth to the skin but doesn’t conflict with your undertones/coloring, it is great, though!
— Christine
High-shine, longer-wear products; more metallic and frost finishes; more full-coverage and stick foundations.
I think they should do an internal review and assess whether the popularity has longevity, and whether the product fills a void in their current line-up. I think more brands should be flexible and make limited edition products permanent, but I feel like we don’t see that as often as you’d...
I’d love to see more inspiration from Disney villains, and I’d prefer to see it tied to a mid-to-high-end brand, like Urban Decay, who I think could do a good job with colors, textures, and not be limited by certain colors.
Here's a look at the top 10 products reviewed in the last week, plus a summary of how many products and brands were reviewed and a break out of ratings! :)
My faves for the week: I'm really digging the Marc Jacobs Air Blush formula overall, as I'm a huge fan of satiny/luminous blushes! Also, I'm...
