Hey beauty, so let's try out the Monica Blunder Blunder Cover Foundation. This type of foundation, I like to apply it with a brush and I like that you can build up the coverage. So I did have a few blemishes and I'm going to show you in a bit. And I wanted of course to add a little bit more product to that area for example to make sure that it's going to cover up. But here is the final result. What do you think?

This is Monica Blunder Beauty's foundation in the color 5. Comes in this beautiful box and beautiful packaging. I'm always looking for something that covers my hyperpigmentation and this is an all-in-one concealer, foundation, and corrector. This foundation is infused with natural botanicals like arnica and edelweiss and gentle hydrating oils. So, your skin feels better than when you started. This foundation will last you all day. This lasted me 15 hours. This is half of my face with it and I'm going on to the other side now. Overall, I was super impressed with the coverage on all of my post-acne marks and this feels lightweight enough for my oily skin. It beautifully blended with the rest of my makeup and it looks like skin. Blunder Beauty foundation in the color 5.

Here is how to apply the Kiss & Lush lipstick from Monica Blanda Beauty. I'm prepping my lips first with the Botanica Balm Tint in Winter. There are multiple ways to wear this lipstick. For a sheer, light kiss of color, go in directly with the bullet and tap on a bit of color. This formula builds great. So the first layer is sheer and light. For a cool stained look, you can take the lipstick on the tulip brush and buff it into your lips. Work it in really well and it gives you this beautiful stained effect. For bold lips, continue layering the lipstick until it reaches the level of pigment you want. For a super clean, structured look, you can also add a lip liner. There are so many ways to wear the Kiss & Lush lipstick.

Hey everyone, today I am reviewing the Kissin Lush Lipstick Crayon. I got the color Marlene. It was free in my flip box. I don't have it on me because I did give it to my friend. She wanted to try it. I gave it away because I personally did not care for it. The color was great but the formula, it was too sticky for me and a little heavy. Every time I would just be speaking and my lips would touch, it felt like my lips were sticking together. I tried gloss over it to see if it would help and to me it just didn't. Great color but I personally didn't care for the formula.

Okay so this brush is from Monica Blender Beauty and it's called the Tulip Blending Brush and it is $28 and I'm just gonna cover it to the chase. I don't really think it's that worth it. I'm sorry. Got it for free. You wouldn't catch me spending $28 on a little brush like this. It's a really nice brush. Like it's great quality. It blends out your eyeshadow amazingly. It's good for spot concealing. She says that her favorite way of using this is as a lip brush and I don't really like it so much as that. It also be used as like a nose contour. All of the above really. Anything that you can do with a tiny little brush like this you can do with this brush and I personally just kind of feel like instead of buying a brush like this maybe look at your own collection and see if you have a brush like this and then use it everywhere because that's kind of what this says to do anyways. I like it. It's good. I wouldn't buy it though. That's my opinion. I don't hate it though.

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