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Sunday, 11 September 2011

Elf Complexion Perfection




Just a quick post talking about Elf's complexion perfection powder and my unfortunate problem with it. ^^'

As you can see, mine isn't nearly as pretty as anybody else's, since I opened the box and discovered mine was totally smashed when I got home from Target. Gutted! Since then though I have just smashed it up some more into a fine powder and pressed it, a lot of fall out usually but it works. I actually love this powder. It might appear a bit white/greeny/blue when you apply it but once it's buffed in its a brilliant setting powder. Definitely a repurchase at $3! Just hope it isn't a loose powder then haha. ^^

Until Next Time,

Huzzannah

Sunday, 31 July 2011

Elf Brushes Mini Review

Whilst I was at Target I picked up two brushes from the Elf Studio line - the complexion brush & the powder brush. And wow, I really love these babies! $3 each (amazing...)They also come with their own brush guards, awesome for cleaning and keeping them free of dust/hair/dirty etc. The complexion brush is so soft and not too large in my opinion. I actually use this for powder as it blends really nicely and works well with different powders - it doesn't cake it on like some can. This hasn't shed at all and I love how clean elf brushes are, only the very tips of the brushes seem to get dirty (that's not to say don't clean them btw, of course they're dirty after a few uses!) The handle is easy to use as it is not too long. Highly recommend this brush!Next up is the powder brush which is good for powder, yes, but I prefer it for other things. It applies a pressed powder a little too heavily for my tastes, since I prefer to apply a little and touch up throughout the day to control shine instead of one heavy application. This brush is like a flat top kabuki and as a result is actually very nice for buffing in foundation, I've used it with Revlon colourstay and it's pretty good! It might take awhile so I recommend blending the foundation first a bit with your fingers or a sponge and then buffing with the brush to give a nice finish. I also like it for applying bronzer and maybe dabbing on a bit of blush, I can imagine it being good for buffing in a little cream blush but we'll have to see. I kind of really want another one or two of these, one for blush, foundation and bronzer!

Until Next Time,

Huzzannah