Review: Maybelline EyeStudio Color Tattoo in "20. Painted Purple"

Maybelline's color tattoos are all the rave lately, and I can't say I blame them. My experience with them thus far has been nothing but positive.

These little beauties are cream shadows that the company claims can last 24 hours. While I haven't experimented with a full day, I can attest to the fact that they last a good 4-5 hours (more or less depending on your skin) without a primer. They really don't crease much at all, and the colors stay vibrant, though they may fade a little without a primer.

These can be worn alone or as a base to other eyeshadows. I also find that they make great eyeliners as well! The versatility of cream shadows is what has attracted me to them, but I found that I always had duds until I found these little gems.

They come in a variety of shades and finishes (including matte!), and you get 0.14oz/4 g of product.

That's the general overview of these shadows. Now, I will review the color Painted Purple!

Review: Wet 'n' Wild ColorIcon Blusher in " 831E, Pearlescent Pink"

If you don't know already, I am a HUGE fan of Wet 'n' Wild products. I have not been disappointed with one of their products yet! They have a good variety of products, and they have just about everything you would need to create a full face look!

One of my favorite products to experiment with (aside from eyeshadows, of course!) are blushes. I have heard people go on and on about Wet 'n' Wild blushes, so I finally decided to check them out! I have three, but this one stood out to me the most, which is why I'm reviewing it first.

Review: Hard Candy So Baked Bronzer in "129 tiki"

I have been extremely impressed with Hard Candy's baked products. I have not dabbled much into their other products, but from just using their baked products, I would more than willing to.

And of course, this beautiful bronzer/face highlight was no exception. This is one of the most beautiful products I have ever put on my face. It is in the Baked Bronzer line, but it is definitely more of a highlight, although if you wanted to use it as a bronzer, uh, go for it.