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- adjua_owusu » See my profile
- Points: 1530
- Reviews: 22
Here are all my reviews:
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This brush does exactly what it's supposed to do and it does it quite well. I love the $3 price tag, the firm bristles and the overall quality of this brush. I see no need to buy a more expensive brush.
February 6, 2011
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I love the price tag on this product but the product itself leaves much to be desired. For starters, It doesn't come in my color. I have soft black hair (brows and lashes included) and the darkest color this product comes in is brown. It makes my brows look weird and artificial. A big con is it isn't water proof. You will sweat this product right off if you don't seal it with something. Last but not least, it makes the brow hairs hard and crunchy, same as some other eyebrow gels I've used. Not my cup of tea for sure.
February 6, 2011
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There's no need to buy a more expensive spoolie when this one works just fine, and for $1, you can stock up. I keep a supply of these at home and in my various travel makeup bags.
February 6, 2011
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It's dense, firm, blends well and the price is oh so right! I was nervous about a $3 brush at first, thinking it would be really awful, but it really is wonderful. It's so nice, I bought it twice, lol. After all, one can never have too many brushes.
February 6, 2011
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Another bargain basement blush that just doesn't work for me. I tried every last one of these blushes and none of them showed up on my cheeks. I'm perhaps a tad bit darker than a brown paper bag (not very dark at all) but these blushes just aren't pigmented enough for me. Furthermore, my skin had reaction once they were on...a burn-y/itchy kind of reaction. I'm going back to the blush drawing board...again.
February 6, 2011
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$1 price tag notwithstanding, these just aren't a good deal for me. I have super duper oily skin and found myself having to use 12 sheets at a time just to look less shiny. This is not an exaggeration. These sheets are just too thin for the BP grade oil spill on my face. I'll stick with my blue Clean&Clear oil blotting sheets (of which I only need one or two at a time for my entire face).
February 6, 2011
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Like other reviews have said, this is more of a thick tinted gloss as opposed to a lipstick. I use these when I want to change the color of my real lipsticks or moisturize my lips. They're a tad sticky and thick and don't smell all that great, but for some reason I still like them. Perhaps it's the $1 price tag, lol.
February 6, 2011
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Immediately after using this mask I noticed smaller looking pores, smoother brighter skin and a noticeable firmness. I've tried a few other masks and none compare to this one. Best thing about this mask is that it works really well for oily skin. It gets rid of oil without over drying. Well worth the price.
February 6, 2011
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I have been searching far and wide for a cleanser that works well on my super oily skin without over drying it...looks like I found it! I love that this cleanser is paraben/sulfate/petrochemical free, it leaves my skin clean/tingly/soft/brighter looking/moisturized and it's all natural. The one con is that it's hell on my eyes. I do my best to avoid my eye area (per the bottle's instructions) but sometimes it gets in my eyes anyway. It burns so baaaaad! But I don't care, lol. It smells great, cleans great, makes my skin look and feel great and that's all that matters.
February 6, 2011
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I tried three of these blushes (Bronze Sensation, Abricot Plaisir and Peche Tendre) and none of them showed up on my cheeks. I'm maybe a tad darker than a brown paper bag, but still, there was no color pay off with these blushes. At most, perhaps BS and AP can be used as highlights, but that's it. I returned all three for a refund so I can get something that works. Other than that, I liked the consistency of the blushes. They were smooth and soft and looked very pretty in the pan. The shimmer was nice, it wasn't chunky and glittery like some less expensive blush brands tend to be.
February 6, 2011
