Real Cosmetics

Real Cosmetics

KatieRoxx2021-03-08T19:59:24.000Z
Try TJ Maxx or Marshall's. I got a good one from Japonesque for $2. They have others from+
brands like Sigma, eco tools, Real Techniques, Moda, ELF, and occasionally Sephora, BareMinerals and IT Cosmetics brushes.
KatieRoxx2021-03-04T18:47:34.000Z
Aww, heck no! She's trying to max out your credit card. Plenty of drugstore that performs well+++
as others said, watch some YouTube videos for reviews and comparisons/dupes for high end bought at the drugstore. Also, you should check your local T
ziggymama2021-02-28T04:27:46.000Z
Keep getting asked this, so wrote this up ++
My favorite eyeshadows and why Kat von D: I have Innerstellar and Lolita (the OG palette and the single, which I use as blush). Also single Thunde
rayoflight2021-02-10T20:58:25.000Z
Dunno... That all those key-words and promises on products - clean, green, safe +
non-toxic, vegan, fragrance-free, professional grade, hypoallergenic, non-comedogenic and so on mean nothing legally binding or in some cases are not
katties2021-01-27T20:32:42.000Z
I think the softest I have had are actually from Costal Scents, the Elite collection. They are+
synthetic brushes that go on sale pretty regularly. Here's the whole set, but they can be purchased individually. Some of the smaller ones *can* conta
dustcakegirl2021-01-01T04:22:42.000Z
Ecotools, Real Techniques, Royal & Langnickel, BH Cosmetics, Morphe I'm a brush junkie lol.+++
I also look at discount stores like Ross, T.J. Maxx & Marshall's to find pricier brushes for cheap. I've found Sephora brushes, Bare Minerals, and Urb
BBGirl12020-12-10T01:47:42.000Z
Natural hairs give more diffused colour so if you want more pigmentation I'd go for synthetic++
Also, brush shape is important. The shorter and more densely packed the bristles, the more pigmentation you are going to get. That's why you'll see a
rayoflight2020-12-01T10:16:30.000Z
Avene and A-Derma make decent ones, they are part of same Pierre Fabre group, so there are +
similarities between some of their products, they use a lot of Tinosorb M, so their products do tend to look white on the skin. Also, Ultrasun, Uriage
rayoflight2020-11-03T20:57:23.000Z
In cosmetics preservatives are typically substances that keep the product +
from being infested by microbes or degraded by microbes. For example, this is a list of what EU allows to be put in cosmetics: https://echa.europa.
rayoflight2020-11-03T11:33:25.000Z
Maybe ask yourself why you want to buy all the the skincare? It might not be a pretty conversation +
with yourself but figuring out why ''retail therapy'' focused on cosmetics is being practised, intentionally or unintentionally, might offer insight a