Catrice
Catrice
has been around for a while now, but lately it seems to be everywhere. If
you’ve watched Xpose in the last 3 months you will definitely recognise this
brand. They great advantage to Catrice is its everywhere, you can get it in
virtually all pharmacys and penneys nation wide.
Catrice
is extremely affordable. They do really good concealers , my favourite would be
the palette of five shown in the picture below. I
also love the lipstick products.
Mac
Okay
so let’s be honest MAC is expensive for students but there are reasons as a
student I choose MAC. I wear MAC foundation it’s the only foundation that works
for my skin, I have very dry skin. I found that all MAC products only need to
be applied once and will last all day therefore you are saving a lot of product
and you only need to use a very small amount. My foundation would usually last
me 6 months. At 30 euro that’s a pretty good deal.
Also
most people do not really know about MAC’s voucher deals. If you buy a voucher
for 40 euro you get your makeup done for free and get the 40 euro to spend in
store. If you get a voucher for 60 euro you get a free hour and a half makeup
lesson and the 60 euro to spend in store. I usually get vouchers for Christmas
and birthdays and get my foundation from that.
Primark
The
primark or penneys products are fast becoming a favourite in the beauty world.
They include a lot of dupe products of more expensive brands. They offer a
range of colours in lip liners, lipsticks and lip glosses.
Primarks
new product foundation primers is
causing a lot of hype in the beauty industry. They offer three different
primers each costing 5 euro which compared to rimmels primers which retail
around 8 euro is very cheap.
Rimmel
Rimmel
has been an Irish favourite for many years they offer affordable products which
could rival any name brand product. My favourites are rimmels foundation primer
and their black gel eyeliner. I use both these products everyday religiously.
Considering the standard of product you are getting they are very affordable
for students.
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