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Your Brows + Lashes Just Found Their New Best Bud.

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@bufferingbetty

Jack pot.

CBD is still one of the biggest trends in 2019. Milk Makeup kicked it up a notch with release of of their lash and brow serum. It promises to take your lashes to new hights and give you the bushiest brows.

The beauty industry right now:

Kush Growhouse
Lash + Brow Serum

Need to know: $48, apply twice daily for 12 weeks for the best results
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Milk Makeup is growing their Kush Collection! The already had a Kush mascara, a brow gel, and a lip balm, too!

 
 

The key to seeing results with products like this is consistency!

Set up a routine for yourself! Twice a day for 12 weeks for the best results!

Honestly, wow! If you’re stuggling to grow out your brows, this looks promising!

Raise your hand if you’ve felt personally victimized
by a man’s amazing eyelashes.

Give nature a run for its money!

Milk Makeup usage instructions are to “use morning and night on clean skin. Allow formula 1-2 minutes to dry before makeup application.”

Roll up. Grow up.

Find Out How I Achieve A Subtle Glow For An Out Of This World Gleam

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Written by @Twist.It.Tea

I am sadly not solely convinced that Milk Makeup’s Holographic Stick in Mars will give me the highlight I truly want and deserve.  I was planning on turning Mars into my everyday luminizer, especially because there’s enough in the full-size container to highlight an entire army for like 3 years.  If you don't know about Milk Makeup's Holographic Stick Family, Mars is the sister shade to the infamous, Supernova, but in a more “down-to-earth” rose gold/peachy shimmer.  This is a very beautiful and cool-toned luminizer that is universal to all skin shades which is amazing and also why I LOVE Milk Makeup products. 

Credit: Milk Makeup

Anyway, I was very much in love with Supernova over the summer, which you can read about here. I was ready to fall head over heels all over again with Mars, but I was sadly mistaken.  Going into trying the new addition to the family, I knew exactly what to expect from these highlighters – especially due to the lovely and (very) prominent ingredient, Avocado Oil which gives it a super smooth application.  They’re notoriously difficult to apply to your skin straight from the stick – it WILL shift your BB cream or foundation, and end up on the stick which is not fun.  It’s best to apply the highlight to your preferred areas by tapping the formula on with your fingers.  It’s honestly not my favorite way to apply highlighter but since I loved the way Supernova looked on me I was willing to put my differences aside and try this baby out.  Well, Mars is a beautiful shade in concept, but once it’s on my skin it doesn’t really wow me at all, and that is definitely a personal preference. A LOT of people love this shade and formula, but it’s too subtle for my taste! For me, it falls very flat and forces me to continually apply it to my skin until it’s pretty greasy.  So, on the plus side – it is buildable but it doesn’t have the most pleasant ending.  It is very sheer compared to Supernova and that made me sad because I love an intentional glow, but since I do appreciate it as a base I love to sweep some Anastasia Sugar Glow Kit over the top.  At this point, I am definitely wearing an ‘out-of-this-world’ type of highlight, but there are pretty light peach undertones that come through when sunlight hits.  I like to use Gumdrop because it compliments Mars so well with the rose gold flakes. 

 

When I would wear the formula alone, it would eventually leave very fine lines on my cheekbones which I did not appreciate having to buff out in the middle of the day, and also didn’t give me that “ethereal glow” I was hoping for.  Instead, I think I would really benefit from this if I used it as a body highlighter during the summer.  I can only imagine how sexy and effortless this would gleam on collarbones and with a bronzey tan.  I won’t give up on Mars just yet, because I truly want to love it as much as it’s big sister, Supernova.  So, since summer is still a few months away, I am going to try a cool suggestion I received in the meantime; apply the highlighter under my BB Cream.  I am not truly convinced here, mostly because of the oily feeling it gives me sometimes, but I am definitely going to test it out because I’m willing to make this relationship work!  If anyone has any other suggestions please reach out!

The Eye Pigment That Taylor Thinks is Party Proof!

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Written By Twist.it.tea 

 

Milk Makeup’s Eye Pigment is my favorite go-to for when I need to quickly jazz up my eyes.  Keyword, ‘quickly’ because I’m always late and this eye pigment gives me a beautiful finish with 0 effort.  Normally my lids are naked, because I lack the patience to dedicate eyeshadow into my daily routine but this stuff goes on within seconds.  I can really appreciate a product that packs a punch but doesn’t intrude on my time getting ready. This stuff is sooo worth having around your vanity, and for $24 I promise you it’ worth every penny.  The formula is different…. It’s creamy, but  within minutes it magically sets to a long lasting eye shadow.

Milk Makeup  has a very solid range of pigments , all appropriately named for a rockstar -esque lifestyle; Rager as an ice blue, After Party in light pink, and Jam Room in iridescent lavender.  These shades are beautiful and sparkly and perfect for making a statement.  They’re bold and they pop on your eyes, so you don’t have to worry about dullness from this line.  I especially love them because they double as shadows or eyeliners. I’ve been wearing ‘Silent Disco’ which is a plummy/brown hue with bronze colored sparkles. This specific shade brightens my dark brown eyes and is a  beautiful accent. I've been testing the longevity and wear of this pigment all summer at various festivals and they've passed with flying colors. 

 You don’t need a lot of product while applying this shadow.  Sometimes I use my finger, other times a small brush for a more refined, liner look. The shadow’s formula makes it so easy to build for a richer, more dramatic look. It can definitely get messy and is kind of a pain in the ass to remove from your hands.  Like I said: It set’s  quickly, like within minutes. 

 

  I would definitely recommend doing one eye at a time with this stuff. I  use a cotton swab and eye makeup remover to clean up the edges and around my lids when I go full coverage but to completely remove you have to almost saturate the eye shadow with solution and cotton ball before you start wiping it away. I love that throughout the night I never have to worry about creasing or smudging or worry about it flaking off and landing under my eye.  For some reason whenever I wear eye makeup, under my eye gets increasingly dark and I feel like I have to constantly touch and lighten up throughout the night.  But Milk Makeup’s Eye Pigment stays on flawlessly even without a primer in the mix. It’s advertised to last through a swim, which I have not personally tested out but I did wear it to a festival this summer when the weather took a turn for the worst and I ended up in a monsoon..5 stars for this beauty.