e.l.f. is fast becoming my favorite make-up brand. With each product I test out, I’m more and more impressed with the consistently high-quality and astounding value that is offered by the bargain brand- with most products being the bargain price of£1.50!
The most recent testing-piece has been the Mineral Glow in Bronze, which at a whopping £5 is one of the most expensive pieces in the range (yep, £5 is the most expensive!) The mineral glow offers something a little extra than the normal mineral base, leaving skin radiant and glowing.
I came across this product when thinking about down-sizing my make-up routine for summer- when the sun comes out, who wants to be stuck inside pasting on thick layers of make-up? The elf Bronze Glow is perfect for adding a sun-kissed glow for the summer months, all you need is a nice fat kabuki brush and away you go.
If you are pale skinned, like myself, then make sure you only do a light dusting and don’t apply too soon after moisturiser or else you risk looking like you left the house part way through a mud mask. Alternatively there is a paler version of mineral glow available if you don’t want to go for the bronze look but still want to look radiant- it’s next on my e.l.f. shopping list.
Although women make up a significant part of beauty consumers spending over $1 billion every year on makeup products, Cosmetics has evolved from creating a particular image of beauty to helping people explore artistry with themselves as the canvas Black owned business is transforming the way we understand cosmetics through self-expression and inclusivity in the beauty business Makeup like eyeshadow palettes, matte lipstick, and have these women imagining a life where every day feels like the weekend for everyone.The number of people using makeup, from beginners to experts, whether daily or occasional, is proof that the large and meaningful beauty industry has no limit when it comes to how it makes you feel.
where can I find an elf shop in london?
I’m afraid elf isn’t sold in shops in London (or across the UK), only online at http://www.eyeslipsface.co.uk/ Hope that helps 🙂
Although women make up a significant part of beauty consumers spending over $1 billion every year on makeup products, Cosmetics has evolved from creating a particular image of beauty to helping people explore artistry with themselves as the canvas
Black owned business is transforming the way we understand cosmetics through self-expression and inclusivity in the beauty business Makeup like eyeshadow palettes, matte lipstick, and have these women imagining a life where every day feels like the weekend for everyone.The number of people using makeup, from beginners to experts, whether daily or occasional, is proof that the large and meaningful beauty industry has no limit when it comes to how it makes you feel.