Best DRUGSTORE Foundations
What's the Best New Drugstore Foundation for Mature Skin? I Tested Them.
I put four of the most talked about drugstore foundations to the test to see which gives the best finish, wear time, and value on mature skin.
I Bought Everything e.l.f. Cosmetics… and I Have Thoughts
I'm testing a full face of e.l.f. Cosmetics to see which products are actually worth your money. From viral favorites to brand-new launches, I'm reviewing everything from the Power Grip Primer and Halo Glow Liquid Filter to the Soft Glam Foundation, Concealer, Cream Bronzer, Eyeshadows, Lip Products, and more. If you've been curious about new e.l.f. makeup, testing new e.l.f. Cosmetics or want an honest e.l.f. Cosmetics review, you're in the right place.
What's the Best New Foundation for Mature Skin? I Tested Them.
Best Foundation for Mature Skin? I Tested the Most Talked-About Ones | If you're over 40 and searching for a foundation that looks like real skin instead of makeup, this video is for you. Today I'm testing and comparing some of the most talked-about new foundation launches for mature skin, including the Laura Mercier Tinted Blur Balm, Clarins Double Serum Foundation, IT Cosmetics Do It All Sheer Tint, and the Jones Road Your Skin Stick. I'll show you how each one performs in natural light with no beauty filters so you can see exactly how they look on real mature skin. We'll compare coverage, finish, longevity, how they wear throughout the day and which skin types each foundation is best suited for.
Professional Makeup Artist Reveals 10 Makeup Must Haves
I have been a professional makeup artist for 20 years, and I have tested nearly every new makeup launch over the last 7 years on YouTube. Today I am not sharing what is trending. I am sharing the products I go back to over and over again, the 10 I trust enough to use on every face, including my own.
Pro Makeup Artist hits the JACKPOT at Dollar Tree!
Dollar Tree has been around in different forms since the 1950s and has grown into one of the largest discount retailers in North America. The beauty aisle is not just random cheap makeup. Many products end up there because of overstock, discontinued shades, packaging updates, or brands that manufacture at a large scale and need to move excess inventory.
That is why shopping at Dollar Tree makeup feels like a clearance style treasure hunt. Sometimes the formulas are genuinely good, they just did not succeed in traditional retail. Every item in this haul was 1.75 CAD.