[Purchased by me}
For some reason, I was struck with the NEED to try Laura Gellar's Balance and Brighten face powder. After encountering some disappointments during the onslaught of recent friends and family sales (and one very failed Hautelook attempt), I was happy to run into this little kid at Ulta. The price tag said $25 but it rung up to be $20 (yay!), even though the retail value is over $80(???? seriously??). It has a face powder, setting powder, blush, brush and primer. Here are some first thoughts:
The primer is the only thing I haven't tried, but I'm not one to notice a big difference after using a primer (besides the Hourglass one, mentioned in a previous post). If this does wow me, I'll be sure to note that. The brush is also kind of a throwaway since it shed like crazy initially. After washing it, it seems a little better but nothing too amazing.
On to the really good stuff...
Matte Maker Invisible Blotting Powder, Balance and Brighten in Medium and Blush and Brighten in Boysenberry |
Overall, this is an inexpensive and cute little kit for people who are interested in trying the line. I think I will continue to play with all these and keep an eye out for more sets going on sale in the future. Keep your eye out for some empties and a Shu Uemura order coming in soon!
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