Beautylovers can use drugstore makeup products to get glammed up.
By no means do makeup consumers need to drop hundreds of dollars on high-end beauty products.
The answer is you might’t really, at least not without first checking out hundreds ofreviewsfirst.
“It doesn’t cover my dark pigmentation fully,” she said.
But orange wasn’t the only color mentioned in reviews.
The biggest complaint with the Maybelline Dream Wonder Powder is that it falls apart and quickly.
“I also found the powder to be kind of grainy and not very smooth,” shesaid.
But the worst of it comes down to the cost.
Illuminating Palette
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But obviously consumers want a little shine.
The site’s blogger added, “I’ve seen rocks that have more radiance than this palette.”
But that’s the problem, isn’t it?
This kind of issue comes off as a common theme with L’Oreal’s mineral line.
It’s all powder now."
Reviews are varied for this drugstore makeup product.
The other downside, according to Goss, is the product’s smell.
“If you’re sensitive to fragrances, be very careful about these,” she said.
For all its hype, however, Revlon’s plumping cream reportedly doesn’t really deliver.
“It’s definitely not making my lips look fuller,” she said.
“And it’s definitely not made my lips bigger.”
The problem with the e.l.f.
One reviewersaid, “These are awful.
They are hard, rough, and pain to get any on your brush, wet or dry.
When you finally do it’s basically allglitter.”
Meanwhile, its carbon black pigment is supposed to be perfect for a cat eye.
What the eye marker reportedly lacks is longevity numerous reviewers complain that within days it completely dried out.
Unfortunately for many reviewers, the mascara applies heavily, leaving lashes clumpy.
Its waterproof formula reportedly isn’t all that waterproof either.
One reviewer said, “I had raccoon eyes within minutes of being at the lake.”
And the topping on the runny mascara cake?
It’s said to have a tendency to flatten lashes instead of plump them.
She warned readers to not “expect to be blown away.”
