Make-up *Positive Reviews*
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everyday minerals!!!
i used to be a die-hard MAC foundation fan, using StudioFix Fluid for going out and Studio Tech for everyday use..on the old board there was a lot of good reviews on EM and my friend started talking about MAC's mineral foundations so i bought one of those and at the same time ordered samples from EM. While i waited for the samples i tried the MAC stuff and didn't like that too well.
But when i finally got my stuff from EM it was so awesome that i honestly haven't had any reason to use the much heavier StudioFix since. The EM foundations have great coverage, comes in 4 different formulas (matte, semi-matte, intense and original glo) i use the matte one. When i need extra coverage i use their mineral concealer, but the foundation really covers most of what i need to hide (ocasional spots, dark circles under the eyes, etc..).
They have good primer-powders and finishing powders, exellent blushes, very resonable prices, wide selection of colours and good customer service..only downside is that they are in the US so i have to pay import-taxes to Denmark....bummer! But the prices are so low on products that they aren't even as expensive as MAC anyway..
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i used to be a die-hard MAC foundation fan, using StudioFix Fluid for going out and Studio Tech for everyday use..on the old board there was a lot of good reviews on EM and my friend started talking about MAC's mineral foundations so i bought one of those and at the same time ordered samples from EM. While i waited for the samples i tried the MAC stuff and didn't like that too well.
But when i finally got my stuff from EM it was so awesome that i honestly haven't had any reason to use the much heavier StudioFix since. The EM foundations have great coverage, comes in 4 different formulas (matte, semi-matte, intense and original glo) i use the matte one. When i need extra coverage i use their mineral concealer, but the foundation really covers most of what i need to hide (ocasional spots, dark circles under the eyes, etc..).
They have good primer-powders and finishing powders, exellent blushes, very resonable prices, wide selection of colours and good customer service..only downside is that they are in the US so i have to pay import-taxes to Denmark....bummer! But the prices are so low on products that they aren't even as expensive as MAC anyway..
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MAC Zoom Lash Mascara
most awesome volume mascara..best mascara i've ever tried actually...only downside is that black gunk that gets into your eyes as you remove it..
most awesome volume mascara..best mascara i've ever tried actually...only downside is that black gunk that gets into your eyes as you remove it..
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MAC select foundation and studio finish concealer
i finally invested in a decent foundation and concealer and i'm SO chuffed. They go on brilliantly - not too heavy but with good coverage - and stay on all day. my skin looks flawless and glowing!
i finally invested in a decent foundation and concealer and i'm SO chuffed. They go on brilliantly - not too heavy but with good coverage - and stay on all day. my skin looks flawless and glowing!
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Doesn't that happen with every mascara?ZanneB wrote:MAC Zoom Lash Mascara
most awesome volume mascara..best mascara i've ever tried actually...only downside is that black gunk that gets into your eyes as you remove it..
There's a lot of MAC love going on here - Scarlet, how much is their foundation and concealer? And is the concealer thick stuff that covers really well, or is it thin and watery?
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the foundation was £18.50, concealer was £10. the concealer is the one in a little pot - it's a cake of sorts if you get what i mean. you can apply it with a brush or a clean finger - it's thick with great coverage.Rhaeniel wrote:Doesn't that happen with every mascara?ZanneB wrote:MAC Zoom Lash Mascara
most awesome volume mascara..best mascara i've ever tried actually...only downside is that black gunk that gets into your eyes as you remove it..
There's a lot of MAC love going on here - Scarlet, how much is their foundation and concealer? And is the concealer thick stuff that covers really well, or is it thin and watery?
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ScarletLady wrote:the foundation was £18.50, concealer was £10. the concealer is the one in a little pot - it's a cake of sorts if you get what i mean. you can apply it with a brush or a clean finger - it's thick with great coverage.Rhaeniel wrote:Doesn't that happen with every mascara?ZanneB wrote:MAC Zoom Lash Mascara
most awesome volume mascara..best mascara i've ever tried actually...only downside is that black gunk that gets into your eyes as you remove it..
There's a lot of MAC love going on here - Scarlet, how much is their foundation and concealer? And is the concealer thick stuff that covers really well, or is it thin and watery?
Ooh, that sounds good, and good prices! I'm used to paying £22.50 for Estee Lauder concealer (which I think they've stopped doing in that type now) and £27.50 for Prescriptives foundation! Hopefully they'll have a shade light enough and pink enough for my skin.. is the concealer only in a few shades or can you choose from the same range as the foundations? I find that a lot of places only do 3 different shades of concealer and they're always too dark or too yellow for me.
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http://www.maccosmetics.co.uk/templates ... =PROD66094
they have a lot of shades - warm and cool i have pale skin and even i didn't need the palest shade so they should have one thats suitable
they have a lot of shades - warm and cool i have pale skin and even i didn't need the palest shade so they should have one thats suitable
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Oh, that's brilliant! thanks for thatScarletLady wrote:http://www.maccosmetics.co.uk/templates ... =PROD66094
they have a lot of shades - warm and cool i have pale skin and even i didn't need the palest shade so they should have one thats suitable
I can't wait to get into town and go to my local MAC counter now ^_^
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..actually i never really has that much gunk before, but i never used a volume-inducing one before, i used to only use regular...but it doesn't hurt or itch or anything to thats always nice..Rhaeniel wrote:Doesn't that happen with every mascara?ZanneB wrote:MAC Zoom Lash Mascara
most awesome volume mascara..best mascara i've ever tried actually...only downside is that black gunk that gets into your eyes as you remove it..
There's a lot of MAC love going on here - Scarlet, how much is their foundation and concealer? And is the concealer thick stuff that covers really well, or is it thin and watery?
oh and yes, MAC love..i will never buy any other eyeshadow again..well..not untill i find something that works nicer that theirs anyway..
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I only have two MAC eyeshadows as they're a bit expensive for me - I tend to buy BarryM Dazzle Dust instead, as they have tons of bright colours and they're only about £4 instead of £10!
I find that most of the mascaras I've had do that gunky eye thing.. that or I just wear far too much eyeliner!
I usually get given mascara by my mother-in-law as she often gets them free with other stuff she buys (usually Boots No7) and cos they're black they're too dark for her (she wears brown mascara cos she's ginger with fair skin, so black looks a bit harsh) so I haven't actually bought a mascara in over three years now!
I find that most of the mascaras I've had do that gunky eye thing.. that or I just wear far too much eyeliner!
I usually get given mascara by my mother-in-law as she often gets them free with other stuff she buys (usually Boots No7) and cos they're black they're too dark for her (she wears brown mascara cos she's ginger with fair skin, so black looks a bit harsh) so I haven't actually bought a mascara in over three years now!
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I meant to put in good reviews for these a few weeks ago but kept forgetting.. so here they are - MORE MAC LOVE!
MAC lip liner
I bought MAC's "Lush'n'lilac" mechanical lip liner a while ago as it was the only purple-ish shade I could find.. and I loved it so much (despite the £9 price tag!) that I just bought another one since the first one ran out.. it's lovely to have a lip liner you don't have to sharpen, although mechanical ones are generally more expensive.. anyway, it goes on lovely and blends really well.
MAC lipstick
I also bought a pale-ish pink lipstick for £11, which I would never normally spend on lipstick.. but it really is good stuff! It smells faintly of vanilla and it feels lovely and soft when you wear it. It also seems to stay on pretty well for an evening, although I've yet to test it for a full day's wear.
It's also the only lipstick I could find in almost the right colour - I have an old Revlon lipstick called 'Kiwizing' that I absolutely adore, but they've stopped making it!! It's a gorgeous dusky pink with a minty-green sheen to it. It sounds weird, but it's the most beautiful coloured lipstick I've ever seen.. and I can't buy it any more! It's hard enough finding soft, dusky pinks that aren't really pale and bubblegum-like - I don't want to look like a schoolgirl!! So yeah, MAC had the closest shade to my old lipstick, although without that lovely mint-green sheen. I don't think I'll ever find anything like that again
MAC lip liner
I bought MAC's "Lush'n'lilac" mechanical lip liner a while ago as it was the only purple-ish shade I could find.. and I loved it so much (despite the £9 price tag!) that I just bought another one since the first one ran out.. it's lovely to have a lip liner you don't have to sharpen, although mechanical ones are generally more expensive.. anyway, it goes on lovely and blends really well.
MAC lipstick
I also bought a pale-ish pink lipstick for £11, which I would never normally spend on lipstick.. but it really is good stuff! It smells faintly of vanilla and it feels lovely and soft when you wear it. It also seems to stay on pretty well for an evening, although I've yet to test it for a full day's wear.
It's also the only lipstick I could find in almost the right colour - I have an old Revlon lipstick called 'Kiwizing' that I absolutely adore, but they've stopped making it!! It's a gorgeous dusky pink with a minty-green sheen to it. It sounds weird, but it's the most beautiful coloured lipstick I've ever seen.. and I can't buy it any more! It's hard enough finding soft, dusky pinks that aren't really pale and bubblegum-like - I don't want to look like a schoolgirl!! So yeah, MAC had the closest shade to my old lipstick, although without that lovely mint-green sheen. I don't think I'll ever find anything like that again
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Covergirl Trueblend Whipped Foundation
I'm almost embarrassed as I write this. I can't believe I'm giving props to a Covergirl product. But i tried this stuff a couple of weeks ago and can't believe how much I like it. It comes in a little jar and I apply it with a high-end foundation sponge. It goes on so smooth, spreads so evenly. The coverage is medium, I'd say, and I can't believe how natural it looks. Decent coverage without looking caked on. I like it so much that I stopped using my MAC studiotech in favour. Lasts all day, quick touch-up before I head out at night and I'm good to go. Blush goes on really smooth overtop. Heck, I even stopped using a primer it goes on so smooth. Not to mention the compliments on my skin. And no breakouts or changes in my skin's behavior.
Props to this one. I'm sold. Especially for $10 a bottle.
I'm almost embarrassed as I write this. I can't believe I'm giving props to a Covergirl product. But i tried this stuff a couple of weeks ago and can't believe how much I like it. It comes in a little jar and I apply it with a high-end foundation sponge. It goes on so smooth, spreads so evenly. The coverage is medium, I'd say, and I can't believe how natural it looks. Decent coverage without looking caked on. I like it so much that I stopped using my MAC studiotech in favour. Lasts all day, quick touch-up before I head out at night and I'm good to go. Blush goes on really smooth overtop. Heck, I even stopped using a primer it goes on so smooth. Not to mention the compliments on my skin. And no breakouts or changes in my skin's behavior.
Props to this one. I'm sold. Especially for $10 a bottle.
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Lol, really OT but I got a lot of make up off of eBay and the Kiwizing lipstick was my favourite item in it, I was gutted when it ran out and I discovered they didnt make it anymoreRhaeniel wrote:It's also the only lipstick I could find in almost the right colour - I have an old Revlon lipstick called 'Kiwizing' that I absolutely adore, but they've stopped making it!! It's a gorgeous dusky pink with a minty-green sheen to it. It sounds weird, but it's the most beautiful coloured lipstick I've ever seen.. and I can't buy it any more! It's hard enough finding soft, dusky pinks that aren't really pale and bubblegum-like - I don't want to look like a schoolgirl!! So yeah, MAC had the closest shade to my old lipstick, although without that lovely mint-green sheen. I don't think I'll ever find anything like that again
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It's so unfair[Tank] wrote:Lol, really OT but I got a lot of make up off of eBay and the Kiwizing lipstick was my favourite item in it, I was gutted when it ran out and I discovered they didnt make it anymoreRhaeniel wrote:It's also the only lipstick I could find in almost the right colour - I have an old Revlon lipstick called 'Kiwizing' that I absolutely adore, but they've stopped making it!! It's a gorgeous dusky pink with a minty-green sheen to it. It sounds weird, but it's the most beautiful coloured lipstick I've ever seen.. and I can't buy it any more! It's hard enough finding soft, dusky pinks that aren't really pale and bubblegum-like - I don't want to look like a schoolgirl!! So yeah, MAC had the closest shade to my old lipstick, although without that lovely mint-green sheen. I don't think I'll ever find anything like that again
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Sorry for the OTness but is this it? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... =WDVW&rd=1Rhaeniel wrote:It's so unfair[Tank] wrote:Lol, really OT but I got a lot of make up off of eBay and the Kiwizing lipstick was my favourite item in it, I was gutted when it ran out and I discovered they didnt make it anymoreRhaeniel wrote:It's also the only lipstick I could find in almost the right colour - I have an old Revlon lipstick called 'Kiwizing' that I absolutely adore, but they've stopped making it!! It's a gorgeous dusky pink with a minty-green sheen to it. It sounds weird, but it's the most beautiful coloured lipstick I've ever seen.. and I can't buy it any more! It's hard enough finding soft, dusky pinks that aren't really pale and bubblegum-like - I don't want to look like a schoolgirl!! So yeah, MAC had the closest shade to my old lipstick, although without that lovely mint-green sheen. I don't think I'll ever find anything like that again
I had a similar shade and I loved it! Come to think of it, that was probably it... Revlon lipsticks are fantastic
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Yes, that's it!! I don't understand why they stopped doing it there's nothing else out there like it.
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Maybelline Dream Matte Mousse.
Very pleased with this, lasts for about 6ish hours on moisturised skin with no primer without needing a touch up, blends flawlessly, and you dont need much at all.
It doesnt look cakey, even with a setting powder on top, helps keep my blush on and is generally a very good purchase, and at £5.95 a pot it's a damn good price too .
I also find it very hard to find a foundation that matches my skin tone well, and their Cameo is perfect on me, definitely recommended from moi.
Very pleased with this, lasts for about 6ish hours on moisturised skin with no primer without needing a touch up, blends flawlessly, and you dont need much at all.
It doesnt look cakey, even with a setting powder on top, helps keep my blush on and is generally a very good purchase, and at £5.95 a pot it's a damn good price too .
I also find it very hard to find a foundation that matches my skin tone well, and their Cameo is perfect on me, definitely recommended from moi.
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Pure Luxe Loose Eye Shadows
Absolutely brilliant! I wear these nearly everyday. Lovely large range of colors. Applies smooth with brush or fingertips. Blends nicely. I must also say that the color Ouch! is totally awesome--greatest magenta shadow I've ever had. It's SO versatile. Apply dry for a lighter, sheer look. Apply wet for a vibrant look. Apply with Pure Luxe Primer for super popping color!!! Just so you know, like any loose or mineral eye shadow, it does take a bit of know how and practice to put it on right.
Pure Luxe Eye Shadow Primer
Also brilliant. Makes the shadows really stick and also really brings out the truest, brightest color of the shadows. Also fantastic to make glitter stay put. I have the 1.5ml sample bottle and I'm still using it about 50 uses later. Great stuff, I definitely recommend it.
I <3 Pure Luxe! http://pureluxecosmetics.com/home.php
Absolutely brilliant! I wear these nearly everyday. Lovely large range of colors. Applies smooth with brush or fingertips. Blends nicely. I must also say that the color Ouch! is totally awesome--greatest magenta shadow I've ever had. It's SO versatile. Apply dry for a lighter, sheer look. Apply wet for a vibrant look. Apply with Pure Luxe Primer for super popping color!!! Just so you know, like any loose or mineral eye shadow, it does take a bit of know how and practice to put it on right.
Pure Luxe Eye Shadow Primer
Also brilliant. Makes the shadows really stick and also really brings out the truest, brightest color of the shadows. Also fantastic to make glitter stay put. I have the 1.5ml sample bottle and I'm still using it about 50 uses later. Great stuff, I definitely recommend it.
I <3 Pure Luxe! http://pureluxecosmetics.com/home.php
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Coastal Scents Mineral Makeup Foundation
Okay, this is my holy grail for foundation!!! I have super oily skin which drives me nuts and ruins all foundations I put on, except this one! I bought it online, you can only get it from coastalscents.com with the buffer brush, which is also super soft. It stay on all day with no primer, and my skin glows and I look airbrushed! People say I have beautiful skin but underneath its horrendous. Hope that helps
Okay, this is my holy grail for foundation!!! I have super oily skin which drives me nuts and ruins all foundations I put on, except this one! I bought it online, you can only get it from coastalscents.com with the buffer brush, which is also super soft. It stay on all day with no primer, and my skin glows and I look airbrushed! People say I have beautiful skin but underneath its horrendous. Hope that helps
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Chapstick
I use chapsticks as my primer for my eyeshadow, I saw it on a tip for a website and gave it a go. My eyeshadow stays put nearly all day, and it's so cheap! Try it
I use chapsticks as my primer for my eyeshadow, I saw it on a tip for a website and gave it a go. My eyeshadow stays put nearly all day, and it's so cheap! Try it
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L'oreal stick foundation - amazing coverage, buildable, doesn't irritate skin, great for oily/combination skin
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Yves Saint Laurent Touche Eclat
My mum got me these for christmas and it is really excellent. I Can never be arsed to get up early to put any make up on before work, but this takes a minute or two to get rid of dark circles under eyes etc.
I even saw a lady using one on the bus the other day lol.
My mum got me these for christmas and it is really excellent. I Can never be arsed to get up early to put any make up on before work, but this takes a minute or two to get rid of dark circles under eyes etc.
I even saw a lady using one on the bus the other day lol.
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Coastal Scents 88 pallette in both matte and ultra shimmer
I HIGHLY recommend these. They are inexpensive and the colors are AWESOME! They stay on well both with and without a primer...but when you use a primer...it does NOT come off!
I HIGHLY recommend these. They are inexpensive and the colors are AWESOME! They stay on well both with and without a primer...but when you use a primer...it does NOT come off!
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I used this![Tank] wrote:Maybelline Dream Matte Mousse.
Very pleased with this, lasts for about 6ish hours on moisturised skin with no primer without needing a touch up, blends flawlessly, and you dont need much at all.
It doesnt look cakey, even with a setting powder on top, helps keep my blush on and is generally a very good purchase, and at £5.95 a pot it's a damn good price too .
I also find it very hard to find a foundation that matches my skin tone well, and their Cameo is perfect on me, definitely recommended from moi.
Only I didnt have the right shade as I turned orange :/
I bought porcelain (005) thinking it was a lighter shade and ivory seemed to look slightly darker.
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MAC Fluidline eyeliner
Definitely one of my favourite eyeliners I've ever used. It's a cream that's applied with a fine brush, which can take a bit of getting used to but once you've mastered it then it's fantastic. Very solid black, and it manages to stay liquid long enough to correct mistakes but still dry quickly enough to prevent it smearing (a problem I've encountered with liquid eyeliner).
Urban Decay 24/7 eyeliner
My other favourite eyeliner! The colour is bright and solid, and there's a broad range of shades available. The only problems I've encountered are that they can go blunt fairly easily because it's a soft pencil, and they can only be sharpened effectively with the UD brand pencil sharpener. However, for the colour and durability I still think they're worth it
Definitely one of my favourite eyeliners I've ever used. It's a cream that's applied with a fine brush, which can take a bit of getting used to but once you've mastered it then it's fantastic. Very solid black, and it manages to stay liquid long enough to correct mistakes but still dry quickly enough to prevent it smearing (a problem I've encountered with liquid eyeliner).
Urban Decay 24/7 eyeliner
My other favourite eyeliner! The colour is bright and solid, and there's a broad range of shades available. The only problems I've encountered are that they can go blunt fairly easily because it's a soft pencil, and they can only be sharpened effectively with the UD brand pencil sharpener. However, for the colour and durability I still think they're worth it
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