E.L.F. Products Review

E.L.F. Product Review

I’ve been a fan of E.L.F. ever since discovering their liquid eyeliner at the 99 cents store. It went on bold and black and only cost me a $1, so I knew this brand was one that had my name on it. When E.L.F. recently contacted me to offer me products to review, I jumped at the chance. I chose a few products that I had always wanted to try. These are my opinions not based on anything but my own thoughts and observations. I did receive products for this review.

I had always wanted to try a stippling brush ever since a makeup artist had used one on me, and I saw what a flawless application they provide. E.L.F. Studio’s stipple brush is $3.00 and is made of black and white synthetic Taklon bristles with a comfortable rounded handle for an airbrushed and smooth makeup effect. I used the brush with two different types of foundation, and with tinted moisturizer and each time I got that soft, lit from within, glow. It made the makeup just melt right on to my skin. I also used it with cream bronzer, which it really helped to set. This brush is really fabulous, if you want a perfect finish. The hairs have not shed once, and each time I get an even application.

I was also in the market for a new powder brush. The E.L.F. Studio powder brush is made from super soft Taklon bristles. It picks up and nestles just the right amount of product, so you look natural not caked. A lot of brushes tend to unevenly distribute product in certain spots of the face. The E.L.F Studio Powder brush never does this. It gives a consistent and even application of bronzer, or loose powder. I use mine with bronzer and it always leaves looking naturally sun kissed not splotchy like many other brushes can. For $3 it’s a fantastic deal. you’ll find yourself reaching for it again and again. It has not shed once and still looks brand new.

For a long time I’ve been dreaming of the E.L.F Studio Endless Eyes Pro Eyeshadow Palette. This a collection of every eyeshadow shade under the sun, for $10!! You can create so many different looks. From a simple basic everyday eye using soft neutrals and bronzes, to a wild multicolor eye for a night on the town. For the girl who loves to experiment this a must. The colors are highly pigmented and glide on smoothly. You won’t get it home and find that the colors are a lot sheerer on than in the palette, which is a frequent complaint I have with many eyeshadows. The pigments are very finely milled and feel silky-soft on the skin as well. the colors last and last and last. They really stay put. A lot of the darker shades can also be used as eyeliner with an eyeliner brush.

The varied shades lend themselves to a variety of looks. Subtle and neutral for day or colorful and wild for night. There is literally a color for every occasion.

Last but not least I tried the E.L.F Studio Concealer in Beige. I like the color on this concealer a lot. It’s really great if you have light skin with yellow undertones. I found it to be a little hard to blend. It has a waxy consistency which makes it really good for blemishes. You have to pat it well to get it blended, but once set it’s pretty undetectable.

E.L.F provides lots of options for a flawless beautiful face. They offer quality products at super affordable prices. They also offer products that are generally only offered by higher end brands, so they really bring professional makeup to all budgets. Next time you have a moment check out E.L.F’s selection and bring something home to try. I don’t think you’ll be sorry.

Spend $25 by Midnight tonight and get E.L.F.’s 11 piece pro bush set for $5.