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- butterbean » See my profile
- Points: 2485
- Reviews: 35
Here are all my reviews:
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excellent for those (me) who don't like to wear foundation. this is light and sheer. moisturizing and it has sun protection!
November 26, 2018
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this is a primo product. i love the scent and the feel of my skin after. the jar lasts a long time!
February 7, 2013
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Soft and girly. Not loud or in-your-face. I find it to be a very comforting scent. I never feel like this fragrance is going to offend anyone. And it never fails to get 'You smell great' comments. It's not daring, just really nice. I REALLY love the body wash too!
August 24, 2012
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First I have to be transparent. I received this product for free in exchange for a review here on this website. My review is my own opinion and not based on the fact that it was given to me at no cost. The packaging is pretty. A lilac colored plastic tube with a metal cap. The applicator looks chrome but the literature calls it zamac metal. Claims it will "help stimulate microcirculation as it gently massages the under eye to help reduce puffiness and provide a fresh, cooling effect." It is cooling, at first. But it quickly warms up, so I find it difficult to believe it actually would help reduce puffy eyes due to this metal applicator. The applicator itself is wide, measuring 1/2 inch across. I found that it tended to pull at the skin a bit until the cream was spread out. There is just one hole in the center of the applicator tip for the cream to dispense. I have seen this type of tip used on other eye creams though this is the first product which sports this applicator type that I personally have tried. I have to say, it seems a bit gimmicky. I'd like to see some data on the "stimulating microcirculation" claims. Beyond the applicator, I found the cream itself to be on the greasy side and I have dry skin around my eyes. I would not use this during the day or when I would be wearing any eye makeup. Disastrous! Mascara massacre! It did make my undereyes look dewy and not dry, but once it was washed off, there was no lasting effect in regards to dryness. The product has a very very light fragrance which most people, myself included, appreciate in an eye cream. There is something in the cream that does make the areas where this is applied a bit sensitive. When I pat the product in with my fingertip the skin feels ever so slightly sore. I think I will continue to use the tube I received and see how it goes. TB is giving me a deadline to complete this review so this is how I feel about the product at the moment. Mary Kay website lists this product at $40. Way too steep. Maybe $30. Maybe. But I have an eye cream I adore and sells for less than this one. As I said, I will continue to use this every night and see if my opinion changes, but as of right now, I am not impressed.
August 24, 2012
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fantastic product. feels like velvet and makes my skin look divine! get it!
August 31, 2009
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love it! a great way to try out some of the best dr. b products.
August 31, 2009
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UDPP is the sheet! eye shadow will not crease, travel, or disappear with this product on first. the bottle is cute, but odd. i am gonna give it a nine because it can be a bit drying to my lids. paula dorf makes a great shadow primer too that isn't drying. love them both!
November 7, 2008
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this is a super fine brush! i often just use my fingers to apply paula's creme blush but when i want to feel really pampered and am taking my time applying my makeup i use this brush. feels like silk on the skin
July 29, 2008
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though i did get jacked on the price. stay away from "Product" in Tigard/Lake Oswego in Oregon. it's bad enough that their return policy bites...no refunds, store credit if product returned unused and unopened.... but back to the kit. i like it a lot. love the tweezers!! love the duo ended brush, the two colors of powder in one compact, love the brow gel too. haven't used the stencils but i like my brows as they are.
May 17, 2008
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i actually sort of like the gloss, myself. the texture is not too goopy and feels nice on my lips. the color is sheer, but it is meant to be that way. the tip has a little brush at the end and you squeeze the tube to get the product to the brush rather than a wand you dip in the tube. i would probably buy more of them if there weren't so terribly overpriced. oh and i wish it had SPF.
May 17, 2008
