Take my money, LaMelle. Take it all. A while back, my friend Dina here on Flip asked me to do a full face of makeup with the cheapest makeup that I could find. And at the time, Jason Wu was the cheapest eye primer, and that was at $12.99. Huh. LaMelle beat him. I've liked every other product that I've gotten from LaMelle so far. Let's just do a quick swatch test on my arm to see how- This is obviously a first impression too, because I didn't really- Look at the applicator tip! I thought it was just a squeeze tube. That was only one dip, and that went quite a lot. This is gonna last me forever. We're gonna pick a fun color from my Not So Nude Nude Huda Beauty palette. Let's pick this bright, bright purple. We're gonna go in on top of the primer first. Ooh! She is nice and pigmented. Okay. Let's just finish it up. Brush it on there. Now let's see how it looks without eyeshadow primer. Let's pat it on the same way that we did before, but, um... She ain't showing up as good. I have never heard of LaMelle, but they are killing it.

I'm in love with the Lamel Long-Lasting Eyeshadow Base. This is an eye primer and it is amazing. Most eye primers for me dry my skin out so bad, but this doesn't. It goes on so easy. It has a nice neutral base color and just wait to see how well it allows the product to go on and it will literally have your eyeshadow last all day long. It just really honestly makes everything go on so nice, blends so easy, it makes the colors pop more. This is a typically very light eyeshadow palette and it makes that color actually show up, which I love. The other thing I love is it will not crease at all all day long. So if you're looking for a really, really good eyeshadow base, get this.

I'm obsessed with liquid eyeshadows. It's the easiest way to get pigmented, beautiful eyeshadow without all the blending, without all of the fallout. This one's only $7 and I'll show you exactly how to use it to achieve this dark chocolate smoky eye. This stuff is so freaking easy to work with. I'm just covering my whole lid and then going in with like a random fluffy eyeshadow brush. Look at how easy that blends. Just gonna put some on the lower as well. So you could leave it like this. It's not gonna crease, but I like to set it with a matching eyeshadow or a darker one. I think I want to do this color today. Same thing on the lower. I'm doing a white waterline so my eyes look nice and open. And this is the finished look. I changed my lip color so it matches a little bit better, but I'm obsessed and I need to get these in every color.

okay guys hey I am trying this lamell mad eyes creamy long-lasting matte formula I show so the super pretty brown color and I don't really have any makeup on I have some eyeliner but let's test this out oh my gosh that's dark I honestly didn't maybe I maybe I got too much I like it then totally just dab it in instead of rubbing it in but I would say as long as you use it lightly this is totally good

I have on right now the matte the lame the mad eyes Long lasting matte formula. I just put on like a little wing and now I'm gonna blend it in with a brush So we'll go ahead and see what it's like together Okay, so once it dries it actually doesn't really move around so that's something to keep in mind Okay, so I blend at the top a little bit I'm gonna just add more on the edge on the bottom edges like more of a wing So we'll just do this it glides right on which is super nice And I'll be back as you can see now I have like this winged matte Eyeshadow, I like it a lot because it dries and it stays put so let me put on some lashes and I'll be right back I have this nice little smoky

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