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For dry skin this makeup feels amazing and hydrating. It is lightweight and thin so it makes it look natural on your skin. I have tried so many different brands of makeup and this one suits me the best.
Feels flimsy, unreliable, and poorly designed. I wouldn’t recommend it to friends, family, or anyone else.
I'm very disappointed, I received a sample that is about as big as a nickle and charged more than $6.00 in shipping for something that small. That's BS, I have ordered other samples from other companies that were alot bigger with half the shipping...
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