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These eyeshadow are terrific. There are so many colors. They are soft and pigmented. They last a long time with a good primer. You get a lot of product and nyx is often on sale at ulta and cherrycoultrure. I hear that some of the shades can be more chalky, but I haven not run into those. I highly recommend these as well as any nyx eyeshadow palettes.
June 20, 2012
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This is one of the worst elf products in my opinion. There are far better cream blushes out there that blend easier, look better and last longer. I would suggest buying the $1 powder blushes (I think some of them are $2 now) or get the $3 version. Skip this one from elf.
June 20, 2012
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I have one of these blushes. I find it to be natural looking, but not overly pigmented. There isn't really anything special about this blush that would make me want to spend the money on another. It's a decent blush, looks nice, wears ok, but there just isn't anything special about it. Not something I would repurchase. It does have a more matte finish for those who like to steer clear of shine.
June 20, 2012
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I remember using these as a teenager. I would use a darker one to contour my cheeks. I find them to still be good drugstore blushes. They have decent pigment without being overly so. They still have that same flowery smell that I remember. But it is almost a pharmaceutical flowery smell. Very strange, but takes me back 20 some years. They have a decent range of colors and they wear well with a good foundation base. Overall, I would recommend trying them at least once! If you are sensitive to smell, though, you might want to steer clear.
June 20, 2012
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I got one of these free with a powder. It is a light peachy color (I got a fair colored powder). I find it needs multiple applications to build up to be seen. A full sized with give you lots of product, but I think the price is pretty high to test out another one that may be just as poorly pigmented. I love the texture though. It's a very creamy smooth texture and when the color is built up it looks terrific and natural. I'm a bit on the fence.
June 20, 2012
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I got one of these blushes in the unzipped set that was on Haute Look. I came with a 4 shadow palette, a nude lipgloss, some super messy to apply mascara, and a rosy blush that looked like it might be too dark for my fair skin. I found the blush to be quite pigmented, but using just a little it looked very natural on. It's a nice smooth blush that blends easily. There isn't any shimmer in the one I have helping the natural look. It went really well with the rest of the products also. I don't know if I would spend the money on another blush by itself, but I am quite happy with the one I have.
June 20, 2012
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WnW blushes are great! They are on the powdery side and a little goes a long way. They do blend well and look terrific on. I have fair skin and would love to see them come out with more colors. Pearlecent Pink is the only one I have bought out of fear the others will be to dark on my fair skin. WnW packaging leaves something to be desired, but that probably is what helps keep the price down. I would love more sturdy packaging like Sleek from the UK. I have seen more broken product on the shelves at the store than I care to think about. The brush that comes with it will work in a pinch. You get a decent amount of product for the price - especially considering you don't need a lot as it's super pigmented. Overall I highly recommend.
June 20, 2012
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I have one of these. Maybe I should try another one. The one I have is rose di'oro I think. I find it to be pretty powdery. It's a decent blush, but something I would say is worth all the hype it gets. They are quite shinny so if you want a matte blush, these are NOT it. They are compared to Mac MSF's, but I have never tried them. I imagine they would be smoother and less powdery for the price (just my guess - no one every really says.) It wears well with a good foundation base - the kind with minimal transfer. They can look pretty patchy at the end of the day if you have a very wet makeup base. Maybe because of too much transfer (from phones, touching your face, what not) so a good base is important. The price is ok, but I have to order Milani products online as I live in a small town with Rite Aid and Walmart (where I won't shop) for options. I don't always know if it's worth it to pay shipping and what not for products online and then there is more hassle for returns. However, I think I would purchase more of these because they do give a nice glow. They do last all day with a good base. They are really pretty and I think baked products are fun. I do hate the packaging. Overall I would recommend these as they are reasonably priced, you get a decent amount of product, and they are pretty.
June 20, 2012
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Ok, PF is really into some gimmicky stuff. But some of their products really are great. The mood boosting whatsits I don't believe in. The fact that I am swirling my brush around in hearts is what makes me smile. I have the color natural and it is a great color for my fair skin. It's apparently a great dupe for Mally's Glow blush. I find that I have to have a good makeup base to start with and the blush will stay all day. If I use something that doesn't have staying power (some tinted moisturizers or very wet bb creams) then it looks splotchy and weird later in the day. PF has a pretty high price point for the drug store. Everything seems to range from $10 to $15. You do get a lot of product for you money though. I don't like the packaging. I am not a fan of the different mirror compartment and not so great brush underneath the actual product. I prefer a sleek compact with the mirror in the lid. Don't waste money on the crappy brush and oversize packaging please. It is a great drugstore blush and you can use the different shades swirled together or individually with smaller brushes. This makes it a very multipurpose product. Overall this is something I recommend for lovers of cute blush who like a nice natural glow.
June 20, 2012
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This is one of the first bb creams I have tried. From what I hear, it is not typical of an actual bb cream. For some reason in the UK they have more colors and now have a combination/oily skin version. I hope they bring that over here! First off, I have fair skin. Their shade selection stinks. I have the light/medium and it is too dark. I fix this by mixing it with my current favorite foundation. It is too moist - not good for oily skin or oily parts of the face for us combination gals. Again - this is sort of helped by mixing in my (drier) foundation. Powder is a must to set. I haven't notice any long term benefits to it. It does give me a nice glow (maybe because the shade is too dark it makes me look tan). It does not cover enough for me - again mix with foundation. The smell is the typical garnier flowery smell. It doesn't last after application, but my powder brush sure stinks of it as it transfers when I powder. I have tried with a primer and without. If you don't set it it won't matter. It transfers quite a lot. Again I fix this by mixing it with my foundation (I know I have said that what 50 times now?) If you have dry skin, or are in your 20's you may love this all on it's own. If not you may have to find ways to make it work for you. I personally won't repurchase unless they bring in more colors and the combination/oily skin version to the US.
June 19, 2012
