Not reviewing this palette because it doesn’t belong to me, but I did want to share a look, what it looks like, and talk about the formula a bit. It’s thankfully more like Modern Renaissance in that the powders are very pigmented and “sensitive” in that you may experience a bit of fallout, and I find I need to spend…
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I don’t always indulge in Sephora Favorites Kits but the Selfie Kit seemed so practical to me, I just had to try it out. Plus, I could already speak for the wonderfulness that is the Tarte Double Duty Eyeliner. The problem? This is a kit that sells out almost as soon as Sephora releases it! Hopefully, this review of the…
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Hello and happy March! Isn’t it weird how January went by soooo slow and February just flew by? Well, let’s see what happens with March. In the meantime, here are some of the products I found myself continuously reaching for the most last month. Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance Palette I’ve not given the Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance Palette…
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I have had enough time to form an opinion about the Anastasia Beverly Hills Subculture Palette ($42.00). At first, I thought the formula would be like the Nars Loaded Eyeshadow Palette, but it’s not. I’ve also curated three looks with the palette, two that were difficult to do and one that I performed with relative ease.
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I was on the fence about whether or not to buy the Anastasia Beverly Hills Subculture Palette. I had read so many different reviews on what it was like to work with this palette. I ultimately decided to get it because it sounded like my beloved Nars Loaded Palette as far as how powdery these were said to be and also…
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