What are your greatest concerns regarding product packaging?
It should be comfortable to hold/easy to hold and to open, sturdy enough to travel with.
It should be comfortable to hold/easy to hold and to open, sturdy enough to travel with.
I wish all retailers shared ingredient information at point of sale, but I’d also like them to describe shades with color descriptions, like “red with cool undertone.”
Chanel is pretty good–their website is fast, easy to navigate, and they have a good amount of info about products on their site without too many embellishments. They ship incredibly quickly (often the same day I’ve ordered), arrives quickly (2-4 days), and beautifully packaged (sturdy, reusable...
Nope! I don’t like… a random selection of things. I’d rather pick exactly what I want!
I avoid keeping liquid/cream products like eyeshadows, blushes, etc. these days and pass them on shortly after reviewing since they definitely don’t have the same shelf life/stability as powder-based products–it’s just so rare that I get to return back to products, so there’s no reason to...
UD Wild Greens, Sephora Ultimate Gel Eyeliners, Kosas 10-Second Eyeshadows. (They will all be heading out the door, actually.)
For color cosmetics, not at all. For hair care and skincare, yes, I like to finish products so long as I like them – it doesn’t have to be LOVE, but if I don’t like the product or it’s not working, then I won’t force myself to finish.
I love really interesting visuals; ones that highlight products in action, diversity, and a bit of a high-fashion/avant-garde feel. I don’t get drawn in at all by over the top, exaggerated claims or copy, though it’s more amusing than something that would turn me off.