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Really solid drugstore product. This reminded me of Revlon's PhotoReady Eye Art liquid shadow, which I love so much. A few dots of this formula goes a long way. It's easy to blend with fingers, and it imparts a pretty, metallic pigment on the lids (which is very on trend at the moment). And it costs $4!
February 10, 2017
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This didn't give me quite the heavy-duty coverage I need for my dark circles, but it's a weightless formula that does illuminate the under-eye area.
February 10, 2017
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The problem I have with a lot of redness-correcting products and primers is the consistency. Typically they have a slippery finish, which can make it difficult to layer foundation and other makeup over it. That's where this stuff differed. It had a tackier consistency that really stayed put to conceal my redness. I was able to apply foundation over it, and it didn't budge. It also seemed to impart a subtle glow to my skin (which seems to be the case with all Becca products).
February 10, 2017
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My positive rating is for this product as a blush because as a lip stain this didn't do anything for me. As a blush though, I liked this -- and I'm not typically fond of liquid or cream blushes. It imparts a natural-looking, dewy flush. Though it initially goes on sheer, it's buildable. And it holds up well thorughout the day.
February 10, 2017
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I thought this blush had decent pigment and left a pretty soft, rosy color on my cheeks. I just wish it lasted longer. By the end of the day, it had faded completely. Though, the price (a measly $4) is nice.
February 10, 2017
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Though I do think I'll find ways to use this brush (maybe for setting under-eye concealer, applying shadow or strategically placing a highlight), I actually didn't love it with my liquid concealer. I felt like it wasn't more effective than my fingers at buffing and blending. The price seems fair though, at $7.
February 9, 2017
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This is a really fun product -- from the triangle-shaped palette to the pretty pastel highlighter shades. I just don't think it's for me. For everyday use, I prefer a neutral-toned highlighter. Though these would be pretty for a night out! Also, I wish that there was a little more product in the palette.
February 9, 2017
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I could not stop smelling my hair after I used this conditioner and shampoo set. The scent is slightly more exotic than other shampoo scents -- less floral somehow. It also did a bang-up job conditioning my strands, considering it only costs $6.
February 9, 2017
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For $50, this curling iron gets the job done, but it definitely doesn't feel expensive. It heads up relatively quickly, and the digital heat display is nice (though you really don't have a ton of control over the heat, it heats up in random arbitrary increments).
February 9, 2017
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As far as drugstore face wipes go, this is close to the top of the pack (though, still a couple of rungs below Neutrogena). The wipes feel wetter than competitors, they don't sting my eyes, and they do a pretty good job of removing makeup. Generally, I feel like wipes aren't the most effective way to remove makeup, but I love having them on hand when I'm feeling lazy. I'll definitely keep using these.
February 9, 2017
