Showing posts with label Bare Escentuals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bare Escentuals. Show all posts

Friday, December 3, 2010

KABUKI CHALLENGE!


Here are my two kabuki's! One from Bare Escentuals and one from Sedona Lace. Here's a quick post comparing the two. If you have either one of these, leave a comment below! Tell me your thoughts on these!


Goat hair
Hairs are short and prickely
Hurts my face =(
Never use
$28.00



Synthetic hairs
Long, filament fibers
Baby soft of my face
Use every day
$17.95

**Extra pro's, has super cute luggage to store kabuki in! The synthetic hairs don't absorb any product! Comes in other colors and Sedona Lace has amazing customer service & super fast shipping!**





FTC Disclosure: This was sent to me. I was not paid to write this review. I am not affiliated with Sedona Lace. This is my honest opinion!

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

ELF CREAM EYELINER


I have never used any cream liners before, so I was really excited to try one! I wasn't sure if this one was going to be "good" or not, being $3 and all, but I think that this one does the job quite nicely. I even really like the packaging. It's all plastic, so there's not much weight to it, but I think it's nice. The liner is really smooth and creamy and I had no problems getting a nice, fine, controlled line on my eyes with this. I set the liner with a dark eye shadow, so I had no smudging at all, not sure how it would do on it's own. I'm assuming it would smudge alone, so setting it with shadow is a good idea. It stayed on all night and came off easily with eye makeup remover pads. **My favorite ones are by Almay** You can find this ELF product at http://www.eyeslipsface.com/ or sometimes I find ELF products at Big Lots and some say Dollar stores sometimes carry this too.



To apply it I used a Bare Escentuals Eye Liner brush ($12) that I forgot to mention in my last review on BE brushes. This is a nice brush that I never really used before so it was nice to find a product to use with it. You can find this brush at http://www.bareescentuals.com/ or places like Ulta or Sephora.


FTC Discloser:Products mentioned in this post were purchased by me and I am in no way affiliated with any brands or companies mentioned.





Monday, January 11, 2010

BARE ESCENTUALS BRUSH REVIEW


**I started wearing Bare Escentuals makeup and using their brushes over 5 years ago. I have several brushes, which I collected in the first two years. I don't know if they have changed their brushes since then, so please let me know if they have.

I really like Bare Escentuals makeup, but feel like their brushes are far behind in quality. I had no idea how bad they were though until I bought a new set of brushes. They have always felt very harsh on my face. Even after many many washes, they have never softened. They didn't have any bleeding and had minimal shedding, but I just can't get past how hard they feel.

The ones I have are: 2 tapered blush brushes, maximum coverage consealer brush, refillable mirror compact, retractable flawless face brush, full coverage kabuki brush, baby buki, flawless application face brush, wet/dry shadow brush, and eye liner brush.

Out of all of these, there is one I like. The maximum coverage consealer brush is actually really nice. This is the only one that I still like to use. It's stiff, yet soft enough to feel smooth on my face. Other than that, the rest of my brushes get played with by my 2 and 3 year old daughters!

FTC Discloser:Products mentioned in this post were purchased by me and I am in no way affiliated with any brands or companies mentioned.