e.l.f. Cosmetics

I have two of these and I use it only for my cream blushes and - bronzers. I have only two minor complaints: the handles are very, very light weight, and the black coating have started to come off within a few months. I don’t mind since the most important feature for me of any makeup brush are the bristles, which are bristles are soft and withstand my weekly washings very well. I would recommend them.

My favorite concealer I've ever tried! It looks awesome under my eyes and I have dry, aging skin with fine lines. It doesn't settle into my lines or accentuate dry patches. It provides a smooth, flawless finish that lasts. I prep my skin with my usual moisturizing and hydrating toners / creams / hydrating primer. I apply then blend with a damp sponge. The price is right too! I love it! Highly recommend.

I've got this one in every bathroom of my house, every purse and each car. It is foolproof. When I walked into an Ulta wearing it, one of the sales associates literally stopped dead in her tracks and asked what I was wearing. (It was ironic because I was checking to see if Buxom had their lip-plumping glosses on sale -- no, still wanted $20+! -- but after seeing her reaction, I just might kiss my Buxom craving to the curb. It has that slight minty tingle to convey "plumping," but I don't believe that works in any of them. And, no, it's not going to last for hours, probably not even one. I usually slap it on when I get where I'm going. No need for liner or even a mirror.(I usually stay clear of the outer edges of my lower lip because it has a tendency to bleed if you go to heavy.) Stay on the bow and center. It'll work itself out to where it needs to go. I'm late 50s and even a slightly deep color looks hard on me even though I'm a dark brunette with med. beige skintone. Elf Sparkling Rose looks sexy. It looks perfect. Whenever I see it available, I buy a couple. Perfect gloss for $3? Stock up!