Beauty Product Reviews | Page 2

I could live without it

I have the blue and olive colored versions and I'm not really a big fan. It adds too much glitter for everyday usage and I don't love the fact that it creases so easily and quickly. This isn't my favorite Hard Candy product.

Nearly Perfect

A fan of mine of facebook bought me the "essentials kit" which came with red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, copper, black with blue sparkles and white with gold sparkles and I'm completely in love. The kit also came with all the brushes offered, two makeup bags, a primer and an eyeliner seal. The primer is horrible! It actually caused the makeup to crease, and the eyeliner seal, which was meant to be used with the detail brush and the eye dust was alright, but the dusts themselves are wonderful and they've lasted me a long time. I use them almost every day and I'm considering ordering more for myself.

This powder is one of my best finishes on top of liquid foundation. It really does leave a matte finish and it can be layered successfully. It's also good for a minimal coverage natural look in place of foundation.

Cakey, but good coverage for Winter.

I really wouldn't use this product outside of the Winter months because I find it to be way too heavy and I suspect that it may give me some not so favorable pimples if I leave it on my face too long, although that could just be my overly sensitive skin. The colors are great and the finish, which is very matte and dream-like, is very desirable. I really like the packaging, although it is a bit heavy, the glass is not breakable from my not-so-graceful experience and takes up less space in my train case.

I love the entire Twilight Woods line, the smell is fantastic and this shower cream leaves the skin soft and smelling wonderfully. The Bath and Body Works line of shower creams are indispensable for late Fall and Winter, when our skin really needs all the moisture it can get.

Except the highlight colors, this book is amazing.

This really was the best $5 I've spent on 12 eyeshadows ever. I use this book all the time, especially the more pigmented and darker colors. The tutorial attached really isn't the greatest thing ever, but I've learned that the only thing to improve a smokey eye is to practice, practice, practice!

Not the best beauty book.

ELF has some pretty awesome beauty books, the smokey eye one is my absolute favorite, but this one has it's problems. The product is meant to be a dupe of the famous Urban Decay Naked palette and the colors are close, but a bit off. It's worth $5 to have and play around with, though.

It's not perfect, but for the price it really can't be beat. It doesn't dry/flake out after 8+ hours of wear and it stays put. I've tried many eyeliners within the price range and this is the best by my findings.

It's great for the price, and it's pretty much the only drugstore foundation I've found that doesn't make me look like I've painted on my face. It's best applied with a foundation brush, blended with a kabuki brush and then set with powder.

Not much you can say about this product other than that it is completely indispensable. I don't know how I survived before I invested in my first primer potion.