Makeup Part 2: Drugstore Finds

So I took a few minutes today and perused the makeup aisle of my local drugstore. I found a few items that looked intriguing, especially pertaining to our makeup thread last week. Disclaimer: I have no personal experience with these items, they just caught my eye as a consumer.

Physician's Formula Concealer Palette
There were only a few left at the store, which could indicate that it is popular. This looked like a great tool if you really struggle with blemishes and wildly colored skin, or if you want to be really precise when it comes to concealing. Also if you are struggling to find one concealer that is right for you, this allows you to blend colors to make your own perfect match.

Prestige is a cosmetics brand that I had not previously heard of. I find their website to be a little too much, but I was able to find the products that caught my eye on a different website.

First the iQuad. Face it, it's just cute. Who knows if the shadow is any good? But it does allow you to play with color b/c there are both highlights and shadows in this quad. The shade REWIND caught my eye as a nice neutral set.

Revlon Illuminance caught my eye on the web. These palettes have 4 shadows that range from barely there to pop, so with one purchase you can have a lot of fun experimenting. I also like that these are cream shadows. You can use your fingers to get the perfect blend and then brush a light shadow over them if you want to really blend it into your eye.

I have been reading a lot about minerals in makeup lately. I am not sure exactly what this means, but something made me red-flag it in my brain for when/if I have skin problems again. I think these are supposed to be good for troubled skin. Anyone have experience with them? Anyway, Neutrogena's mineral sheers caught my eye, but I found it to be a little pricey just for an experiment. On this website it was 3 dollars cheaper than at my local drugstore.

Cover Girl's Outlast Foundation looked intriguing, especially when the base had an SPF of 14 in it. Check it out.

Maybelline Expert Wear in Indian Summer looked like an ice shadow duo for one starting out with 2 eye shadow colors.

And finally, I think I actually might go back and buy this. Revlon Brow Fantasty. Come on, who doesn't fantasize about the perfect brow? It has a pencil and a gel to not only color, but sculpt as well. I am definitely going to try this.

Let me know if you try it too.