Danessa Myricks Colorfix Matte Rustic and Evolution Powder in Yellow

Danessa Myricks Colorfix Matte Rustic and Evolution Powder in Yellow

Danessa Myricks Colorfix Mattes are unlike any beauty product I have ever used. I wanted to try out a couple of her products after seeing her work on Instagram and chose the Colorfix Matte Liquid Pigment for eyes, cheeks, and lips and the Evolution Powder in Yellow. Colorfix Matte Liquid Pigment – Rustic A little goes a long way with…

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Hourglass Veil Translucent Setting Powder is Heavenly on Dark Skin!

Hourglass Veil Translucent Setting Powder is Heavenly on Dark Skin!

What’s the first under-eye setting powder you have ever used? For me, and probably a lot of people, it was Ben Nye’s Banana Powder. Ben has gotten so much play because it turns out, it is really hard to duplicate what he has done. Hourglass’s Translucent Setting Powder is not a dupe, but it does set my concealer and highlight…

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Kat Von D’s Lock It Brightening Banana Powder is Almost As Good As Ben Nye’s

Kat Von D’s Lock It Brightening Banana Powder is Almost As …

I’ve been on this unofficial quest to find a dupe for Ben Nye’s Banana Powder. I love it, and it’s a forever purchase, HG product, but good lordt is it hard to find. Of all the purchases, I’m sure I’ve bought some fakes too. I’ve tried a few different Banana Powders as dupes but neither of them hit the mark.…

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Lancome Long Time No Shine Loose Setting Powder in Deep

Lancome Long Time No Shine Loose Setting Powder in Deep

I always get excited when I see a new setting powder come out, more specifically one that’s brown. It seems like a no-brainer but I am not under the impression that they’ve been around very long. I still use translucent setting powders, Make Up For Ever’s is particularly good. But there’s nothing like seeing a brown one. Today, I’m talking…

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We Need to Talk: Review of ColourPop No Filter Concealer, Foundations, and Setting Powders

We Need to Talk: Review of ColourPop No Filter Concealer, Foundations, and …

So we need to talk about ColourPop’s complexion products. I had pretty high expectations for them, as ColourPop has rightfully earned that reputation. I purchased the No Filter Concealer in Dark (48), two of the foundations, and two setting powders in the shades Banana and Deep Dark. When you spent $40, ColourPop threw in a free foundation brush.

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