Reviews
We all want an excuse to travel. A reason aside from seeing bikini beach pictures posted by someone you don’t even know. Traveling for national parks or to visit a long time internet friend are usual excuses but, what if you found a special interest and made it your
Makeup
If this your first eyeshadow palette or a prized addition to your collection, I'd say it would be difficult to be disappointed with this purchase
Makeup
First experience with the Hourglass Ambient Lighting powders. This release is part of their holiday launch for 2025 and was one of four special edition palettes with limited-edition packaging by Ukrainian tattoo artist Sasha Unisex, cool hu? Value Breakdown Unlocked Palette - $15.60 per shade 1.4 gram per
Makeup
I've been an avid makeup user since I was 15 years old, maybe sooner. That being the dawn of makeup gurus displaying elaborate colorful eye looks, complexion was never the focus of my young mind. I had perfect skin then also so why bother with foundation. In my
Eyeshadow
Several months ago, maybe more someone, a colleague or otherwise, granted me the pleasure (of discovering something new) or the displeasure (of increasing wanting) of the brand Question Beauty. Originally I was interested in their colored mascara, which I ordered exactly zero of because, shortly after discovery they released this
Eyeshadow
Imagine my delight upon seeing this launch. As a creative color enthusiast for near 15 years seeing a resurgence of high pigment vibrant eyeshadows on the shelves of Sephora stores was a beacon of hope. What is the first thing you should do when you see a release you love?
Eyeshadow
It took months before I decided to order this palette and I’m so glad I did. Question Beauty is a small “indie” brand based in New Zealand meaning there was no way to try out the product before purchasing. There were also little to no reviews of this brand
Eyeshadow
I missed out on the Lightworks and original Freedom palettes so, when this this mini Freedom palette launched I had to have it as soon as possible. In addition to launching on the Danessa Myricks Beauty website the first Mini Freedom palette was also sold online and in-store with Sephora.