Some people likely won't be excited about spending the same amount on one pot of eyeshadow as they normally would on perhaps an entire palette from the drugstore, but I have to tell you it's totally worth it. These shadows are not only rich in... +
Some people likely won't be excited about spending the same amount on one pot of eyeshadow as they normally would on perhaps an entire palette from the drugstore, but I have to tell you it's totally worth it.
These shadows are not only rich in pigment (meaning you can put less on and have it show), but they're long lasting (eyeshadow is still on at the end of the day). They may be expensive, but the MAC stores also have a recycling program where if you bring in 6 empties you can get either a free eyeshadow or a free lipstick if you happen to buy other products from there and are accumulating empties.
TL;DR: The quality shows, long-lasting, worth every penny.
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I love love love long lashes, and so if I can add to their length without having clumping I'm thrilled. I tried out this lash primer after having it recommended to me by a Sephora employee and I'm so glad they did! I love the length the primer gives... +
I love love love long lashes, and so if I can add to their length without having clumping I'm thrilled. I tried out this lash primer after having it recommended to me by a Sephora employee and I'm so glad they did! I love the length the primer gives and I love that I can avoid the clumping that can come with putting on multiple layers of mascara.
In terms of cost it's reasonable for Sephora running about 24$
TL;DR- adds length not girth; no clumping; worth it
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I've said it before, and I'll say it again, I love me a good mascara. Sadly, I didn't find that in this brand. I will say that I find this mascara is great for length, but I find it clumps my eyelashes together. Clumping is a real dealbreaker for me... +
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, I love me a good mascara. Sadly, I didn't find that in this brand. I will say that I find this mascara is great for length, but I find it clumps my eyelashes together. Clumping is a real dealbreaker for me because I don't like to spend 5-10 minutes trying to brush out my eyelashes while simultaneously trying not to smudge the mascara on my eyelid.
Pricewise it's about 30$ at the local Sephora which puts it on the higher end of their mascara line which would be fine if the product was flawless. For me it just wasn't.
TL;DR- great length, lots of clumping, on the costly side
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I love long lashes, which is why I've had eyelash extensions a half dozen of times in my life, so a good mascara is really important to me. I find that Buxom mascara works great on its own, and even better with an eyelash primer. I find the brush... +
I love long lashes, which is why I've had eyelash extensions a half dozen of times in my life, so a good mascara is really important to me. I find that Buxom mascara works great on its own, and even better with an eyelash primer. I find the brush allows for length while also dutifully avoiding clumping (there's nothing I hate more than trying to fix a dozen clumps in my lashes after application). This means you can also put on a few layers, if that's your thing, without worrying about developing a unilash.
Pricewise the project is probably in the middle of the sephora mascara spectrum (~25$). It's more costly than a drugstore brand, but I do find it worth the money.
TL;DR- Good lengthening, no clumping, decent price.
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This is probably one of my favourite dry shampoos out there. I find that it's really great at giving me hair that clean feeling and adding volume and it is also far and away the best smelling dry shampoo I've used (which some might find a little... +
This is probably one of my favourite dry shampoos out there. I find that it's really great at giving me hair that clean feeling and adding volume and it is also far and away the best smelling dry shampoo I've used (which some might find a little strong). The downside is the cost (29$ at Sephora) and the fact I find I have to use more of the dry shampoo to get the effect I'm going for. The bottle will only last about 4-6 weeks for me so generally this is a 'treat yo' self' item.
TL;DR- Pricey, Works Great; I get this to treat myself
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One dry winter I was introduced to the Clarins skincare line and I have never looked back. One of my favourite products for dry skin is their intensive serum. I find that it immediately makes my skin feel less dry and I'm a big fan of the scent. I... +
One dry winter I was introduced to the Clarins skincare line and I have never looked back. One of my favourite products for dry skin is their intensive serum. I find that it immediately makes my skin feel less dry and I'm a big fan of the scent. I think it might be worth letting people know that the scent may be an acquired taste so be aware.
Pricewise the product is expensive, but can often be found in a sample kit on sale or as a reward for spending X number of dollars.
TL;DR- expensive but totally worth it; find it on sale FTW.
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I am constantly on the hunt for a good dry shampoo. I'm one of those people who the day after washing her hair it already looks as though it's been weeks between washes. I find dry shampoos help me last a few days in addition to giving my hair some... +
I am constantly on the hunt for a good dry shampoo. I'm one of those people who the day after washing her hair it already looks as though it's been weeks between washes. I find dry shampoos help me last a few days in addition to giving my hair some much needed volume.
Drybar Detox is a brand of dry shampoo you can pick up from Sephora. The cost of the dry shampoo is quite high (29$) and I feel that the product only works as well as other less pricey options. The dry shampoo goes on fairly well without leaving any real residue and does give some volume. The scent, while pleasant, can be a bit strong.If you work somewhere with a no scent policy this likely isn't the product for you.
TL;DR- Dry Shampoo works well, but is only as good as other much less expensive options and has a strong scent.
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