This was my go to blush for a while! There are two duos you can select. This one is for medium to dark skin tones, and the Sunset Dance/Dance in the lights is for light to medium skin tones. On the left is the blush and on the right is the bronzer. I always got compliments when I wore this blush, even one of my teachers said she loved it and she wanted to know what blush I was wearing! The Argentinean Duo is a nice coral pink color. Usually when I try blushes that are coral/coral pink, they end up looking way too orange, too much coral! But this blush is the perfect mix of coral and pink. It even has a nice subtle shimmer to it, but its not overpowering. When you dust it on, its not heavily pigmented so the chances of looking like a clown is very low. I loved this blush but the only downside to it for me was that I noticed that after I started using this blush, I would break out a little on my cheeks. Don’t think that this result is typical, it could just be me, or maybe my brush wasn’t clean enough, who knows! 

You have:

• Cheeks that need a splash of color

You’ll get:

• A natural “just pinched” pink on your cheeks

Pros:

• Subtle shimmer, sheen
• Natural looking color
• Options for skin tones
• Comes with bronzer

Cons:

• Costs $22

Worth Buying?: Yes

Look at the types of lines you can create in one stroke!

Nothing on my eye but the e.l.f. Studio Cream Eyeliner in Black

  It has been years since I first used cream/gel eyeliner. I remember I started with cream/gel because I found it to be the easier to control when I was a beginner with make up. I was so happy when I saw that e.l.f had a cream eyeliner! I have to say I’m very impressed with this eyeliner. I thought it would smudge and fade because of how inexpensive the eyeliner is, but it doesn’t! No smearing or fading at all through the whole day! I love how smooth with goes on, and the fact that it comes with a nice angled brush is a huge plus. The other cream eyeliner I used to use came with with a rounded brush and I was thinking “How am I supposed to make a cat eye with this?”. This angled brush makes that process so simple and quick. Since the brush is so skinny and flat, you can easily glide across the upper eyelid without creating cat eyes. I love this eyeliner and I would definitely recommend this to beginners who want to move onto liquid eyeliner but are too afraid to. Cream/gel eyeliner is perfect because you get the control of a pencil eyeliner and the boldness of liquid eyeliner.

You have:

• Pencil eyeliner but you want to move onto liquid eyeliner soon
• Dull looking eyeliner
• Eyeliner that smears
• Eyeliner that fades quickly

You’ll get:

• A long lasting intense took that is simple to create

Pros:

• Angled brush is included
• Affordable at the wonderful price of $3
• Creamy
• Variety of colors to select from
• Does not smudge
• Does not fade

Cons:

• None

Worth Buying?: Yes