I mean, the concept is nice and you actually get spot on what you want! Plus it's a lil experience/adventure :) There's def. way cheaper alt but also more expensive. It's not too bad, but yeah.
I think it comes off as a bit homemade. Anyone could buy some loose pigments and mix them and the "formula customisation" was just adding a couple of drops of oil.
@@rizwan1992100 Safiya Nygaard. Among other things she mixes things (candles, foundation, lipstic, eyeshadow) to form "franken-things" (frankenfoundation etc)
Lmao "we let you name it" *sticks a paper on the bottom of the lipstick with the word written on it. uhh for that price I expected it to be printed onto the product itself
I think the prices are wayyy to expensive!!! The blush, lipstick, correcter and highlighter looked lovely however the eyeshadow was NOT pigmented. She could have found a cheaper lipstick by just searching up a “Veronica Riverdale Lipstick dupe” and the blush looked like something you could sorta get anywhere🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️ Edit: omg I’ve never got this many likes before😂😂😂 can we get to 2.5
Megan Gould no she didn’t hunny. She said it came out as a wash. You can get that eyeshadow at target. The lipstick wasn’t even pigmented. Way to expensive. She could’ve went to sephora and get that same color for the same price and it would be 100 times better
I lost it when she just wrote the name of the lipstick on the bottom of it with a pencil 😂 I thought after "you get to name it" they would print it at least
Not very pigment at all almost everything you got, so dissapointed to see that much money for little payoff on their products. I would rather go to sephora.
Shyan Marie They never asked her how much pigmentation she wanted. So from what I’ve seen, I’m assuming that their formula is not at all that pigmented.
This girl doesn't have any opinion, she is accepting everything they are giving her, no suggestion, nothing. They should have sent someone else who knew what she wants and what looks good on her. She is basically advertising.
It's creasing because the corrector seems pretty thick and creamy, and that with a layer of even more concealer it's going to crease, just set it with powder immediately. It's not the correcting concealer's fault. (but I might be wrong because I haven't felt the concealer or had it on my face, but I have a cream concealer that is pretty similar to the way she described it)
I mean if the correcting concealer was ordinary concealer another layering shouldn't be necessary, but since correcting concealers are usually supposed it be paired with another concealer or foundation to additionally cancel some imperfections (for example peach is supposed to help with dark undereyes, green is supposed to help with redness etc.) so If the concealer was meant as correcting it shouldn't have creased at all, but if the company meant it as your ordinary concealer then I agree that another layering wasn't necessary at all.
It’s definitely more expensive than anything we would sell at Sephora, but most of this cost largely goes into the fact that it is custom made for you and the employees take the time to match, create and consult with you. The markup on Sephora products our clients buy is mostly due to marketing costs for the brands and packaging. So considering all of your pennies are going into the actual product, knowledge the consultants provide and into the time spent with you personally, yes it actually is affordable even if it may not seem it upfront
I mean, if you're buying fancy fancy products from Sephora or MAC, it's about the same price. Obviously these are not drugstore price, but it's also clear that these products are not for the occasional/casual user.
@@bighaneul89 but i think for the price, it's way too expensive... don't get me wrong! sometimes I love subtle highlight and sometimes I love blinding highlight. But if you want a soft glow highlight there was a ton of highlight on drugstore and way too cheap and even better than this one! Not worth of money at all I could say... and I think for the blinding highlighter, there a ton of blinding highlighter that works better with the price such as the balm Mary lou manizer or sleek solstice highlighter!
if you’re wondering why it’s expensive, it’s because these products are simply made by hand, unlike a machine that can mass produce the same product over and over again. having to check what kind of skin type, color, pigmentation, texture, and other concerns from a *single* customer is tedious. it requires a lot of care, effort, focus, and knowledge to even understand the basic needs of the customer. you could say the same for clothes: sole designer vs. factory workers. an individual clothing designer has to measure and figure out the needs of a unique customer, compared to factory workers who have to mass produce size small, medium, or large clothes with no guarantee that it’ll satisfy customers. point is, i don’t blame the cosmetologists for making the products expensive. you could easily walk into sephora and find something that caters something close to you, but not relatively made for you. i think custom makeup is good for people who have very specific needs that they can’t find the solution for.
That's all well and good but the woman shouldn't have compared the pricing to sephora and ulta. I don't think people would care as much had she not done that because it was a little misleading and made the prices themselves all the more shocking when they showed them.
“Handmade” is not a fancy sales tag for upping the price. For an expensive price tag, people need to make sure that what they are making by hand actual equate if not surpass the production line. Also, I question your decision to favor the Blend hands over the “factory worker” hands lol.
Them: “We wanted to create affordable makeup that you would buy at Sephora or ultra” Also them: tinted moisturizer 60$ crappy blush 40$ Like ummm I’m sorry but I can get that quality of makeup at the dollar store.
I think it's cool that you can customise your own makeup especially with lipsticks since I can never find the shade I want however the prices were way to high they are not comparable to sepgora or got a I mean $40 just for a blush
Ruby Star It is HIGH highend sephora like Dior, Nars or Lancome but for that price i expected the same quality these brands have and that makeup seems something I would find at a really cheap brand from a shady drugstore
Shyan Marie she only Said that to not make things awkward but u can clearly tell, that eyeshadow is very cheap quality but they charged her so much for it.
oof or if you’re looking for quality. That’s expensive for the questionable quality of the makeup (and the fact that they didn’t even take the time to press the powders).
For the concealer bit it was confusing for me. The products she had were supposedly all natural ingredients. She put a drugstore/sephora brand over it (not all natural ingredients) aswell and powder over all that and complained about it creasing? Well duh, 3 layers and you should’ve just put the powder over it. Why put concealer over concealer?
She was looking for a peachy colour correcter, which you put under your concealer and powder. Other correctors don't crease if you layer them because that's what they're for.
Katharina Maria That was a concealer though, and she put 2 other layers on top of it, of course it creased! Colour correcters weren’t made to be layered on top of, they were made to even out your skin tone! Correct blemishes, marks etc. It also probably wasn’t the brand, all she had to do was use concealer she made and then put some powder over it! NOT layer it! 🤦🏻♀️
@@kalter-altroblox9581 Yes a color corrector is meant to be layered, it hides the color you are trying to correct... like you said to even the skin tone. NOW the one she uses is a concealer color corrector which is what she said in the beginning, and THAT shouldn't be layered since it's a 2 in 1. But you normally put concealer over color corrector then foundation then powder.
@@Why-rp1fx Thanks for sharing, I agree, it shouldn't be layered. I also think she shouldn't have been disappointed, because of how she ended up using it on her face. I mean, like you said the 2 in one shouldn't be layered, but she did it anyways. So therefore maybe it didn't look the best with a crease in it.
this is utter crap,sorry....lipstick is looking non pigmented and not mixed well(separating components)....great idea tho,but too expensive for the result.!!!...c'mon,I see your dissapointment from afar....
@@sparksfly5877 mine.thats why Im not impressed....no pun intended...just bought Cpop lux lipstick for 7 bucks....I mean smear that on your hand,you'll see what I mean....
MrCijuciju You got that for 7 bucks... I believe hers cost.... 30? Or was that the highlight? Anyways, it was a lot more expensive and probably very different to yours. And hers look REALLY pigmented.
@@sparksfly5877 i dunno...maybe all the people commenting here are plain wrong to see what I also see...I'm into cosmetics and can even tell you what type of pigment is being used....and I'm not trying to be rude or shady...I know lipstick formulas by heart...drugstore and indie ones...problem is that most of products made this way recquire hella lot expensive pigments and bases,and they can never,and I mean NEVER have the homogenous consistency....and nonhomogenous consistancy is prone to deterioration sooner....it is a very creative idea but I just know I could never be satisfied with that diy type of product....the final argument is this girl trying to sell something and all I see on girls face is-not telling truth to viewers...
I like the fact that you can customise these products completely to your tastes, and that they are all cruelty free. However these prices do seem quite high, particularly the foundation, even with the whole “customisation fee” that you expect.
I think it's a really cool idea. To lessen the messiness of the eyeshadow, they should offer pressed powders. And maybe just a light set of translucent powder under the eyes could prevent creasing. 😊
Now this is something I would absolutely LOVE to do; create products specifically for my mature skin, apply and review them to see how they perform! This is a mature woman’s dream! =)💜🧡
For the price I was assuming you got to pick like 4 colors to make a look and it was more of a personal makeup/advice thing. Not just the single loose eyeshadow
She *clearly* got ripped off, the eyeshadow has *no* pigment (I know she wanted a washed out look, but come on!) she blush is just pink *chalk* , and *IT IS SO EXPENSIVE*
The idea of it being customized is cool and the overall experience looks fun, especially getting a makeup consultation because I'm never really sure of my most flattering shades. But in the final analysis, looks same as makeup I could select from a wet n wild retail display or many others. I think my favorite option would be making a lipstick shade I want because I can purchase too many in the search for the exact shade I want. I so wish brands would sell mini sized collections.
I buy different lipsticks,shadows,concealers etc. and I mix them on my own,for a way cheaper price and it's veryyy satisfying.. some times I also add rose scent.. y'all try it!
For custom made makeup products, you are allow to add demands until you are satisfied. Honestly their price was not that bad compare to most Sephora brands. If you usually go for drugstore brands then yeah these might be overpriced for you.
Also the colors, well, a lot of people like to get a certain shade of makeup(me too) because you know the color flatters you. So they buy makeups from different brands but basically the same color range, and they look the same on your face. If you are one of those people, then custom made makeup is not really for you. What’s the point to custom made the same makeup you usually use right?
She’s the one that accepted the colors at the store. If she wanted more pigment then she should of asked for it. She asked for more glitter and that’s what she got all over her face.
Way to expensive for all it is, £50 for foundation who they think they are Chanel ffs! literally any makeup artist worth their salt can do the EXACT same thing, plus it's not a new concept cosmetic companies have offered custom shades since the 40s ! Smh 🤭
For that price: full face with full sized products and free redos if you don’t like it in your normal lighting (house and work) , colors that are truly personalized, the name printed on the bottles, the people making it actually wearing gloves and sanitizing everything, custom packaging, and so much more. It’s way overpriced for them to make non flattering colors, her being disappointed when she tries it on at home, and the horrible sanitation Edit: the makeup should also be better than drugstore quality. You could get so much more quality for a quarter of the price. All the other things would be excused if the makeup was actually good
Blende is a custom makeup studio. "Custom" means that we guide people to the right colors/tones based on their skin tone, hair color, eye color and lifestyle. If someone is asking for a plum eye shadow and it's going to look right for them, we create it. It was intentionally sheer, with dimension. In person it looked gorgeous, same with the blush, lipstick and corrector. We customized the lip color to one she liked from a show and did that for her, but with her coloring in mind. Our products are Vegan, Gluten free, Paraben free, Non toxic and Cruelty free. They're extremely high quality and also fully pigmented ,if thats what someone wants!. Our prices fall in line with what you'd expect to pay at Sephora for off the shelf brands.
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for that range of prices, i expected more than that. that hella expensive for me, hell naw.
I mean, the concept is nice and you actually get spot on what you want! Plus it's a lil experience/adventure :) There's def. way cheaper alt but also more expensive. It's not too bad, but yeah.
I think it comes off as a bit homemade. Anyone could buy some loose pigments and mix them and the "formula customisation" was just adding a couple of drops of oil.
@@meinkanta Yes, I get that! But I feel like the experience kinda makes up for it? Idk, I wouldn't do it myself but I think it sounds fun :)
@-harle.mp4 Who?
@-harle.mp4 I know who he is, I meant who you meant looked like him :D
Soft washed eyeshadow? More like *not pigmented but we can't tell her cause she will sue us for selling it to her for 30$*
Hayle Moore it looks like something 2009 me would get from claire’s
It reminds me of kids make up
Seriously! There is no pigment. It will not last an hour on the lids.
@@aoutsky did u not see at the end when 10 HOURS later the eyeshadow color was still there? No? Just me? Do I have problem with my eyes??
lmao
Doesn't that eyeshadow sorta look like Safiya's frankenshadow?
Hers was better 😂 and more pigmanted
Rebeca Sofia ya it was really pretty!
Aditi Khandavilli who?
@@rizwan1992100 Safiya Nygaard. Among other things she mixes things (candles, foundation, lipstic, eyeshadow) to form "franken-things" (frankenfoundation etc)
Yeah it does actually
The blush looked kinda patchy? 🤔
Riya Goel hey
It was patchy and dark.
Yeah in that one seen it just looked like a square of blush on her cheek
everything sucked
It did.
9:19
“it just has the best consistency.”
*fiercely rubs into skin*
Fr
Why hasn't anyone else pointed out that the fact they're not wearing gloves while making the make up. That's super unsanitary
Weird Human wow I didn’t even notice that good eye. This place seems like such a scam.
Ikr. Like you could've infected something in your hands to that make-up!
I’ve been in labs where they make makeup, no gloves too.
Gloves aren't always the most hygienic, but this place is a rip off
Ew
The blush was horrible. Too chalky.
And the color is shit
Pillsbury dope girl
It was like only brown
Looks like bruise
@Mia Mendoza She has to, she's getting paid to keep her opinions biased.
Lmao "we let you name it"
*sticks a paper on the bottom of the lipstick with the word written on it.
uhh for that price I expected it to be printed onto the product itself
Morgan Saint right...
Morgan Saint right I could easily just get a sticker or tape and put a name on it. Not so difficult.
Lmao I thought it was going to be like engraved or something
Kai's Underwear
Yes. For the price of a high end product I would expect a printed name.
Same
Blush is patchy af
Eyeshadow is not pigmented
You can't even see the highlight
Corrector is terrible
Lipstick is fine
debz yep
Anyone else thinking they just got absolutely ripped off?
yupp
Does BITE offer these types of things ? They shouldve watched safiya nygaards video or buzzfeed (as/is)
Yep
BITE only does lipstick, theres another place called Giella I believe that does more face products
Fr you could literally diy this
I think the prices are wayyy to expensive!!! The blush, lipstick, correcter and highlighter looked lovely however the eyeshadow was NOT pigmented. She could have found a cheaper lipstick by just searching up a “Veronica Riverdale Lipstick dupe” and the blush looked like something you could sorta get anywhere🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
Edit: omg I’ve never got this many likes before😂😂😂 can we get to 2.5
She specifically asked for "a wash of color" for the eyeshadow. Its not supposed to be pigmented.
Megan Gould no she didn’t hunny. She said it came out as a wash. You can get that eyeshadow at target. The lipstick wasn’t even pigmented. Way to expensive. She could’ve went to sephora and get that same color for the same price and it would be 100 times better
Megan Gould, She later complained about not seeing the base color over all the glitter she asked for. Her eyes now be looking like Medusas.
It’s a normal price for makeup and when buzz feed and safiya tried this the makeup was about 80-100$ so this price is great
Chloe Baker true. i thought the video was meant to be like "her experience" on making those makeups but no uh they make everything for her
I lost it when she just wrote the name of the lipstick on the bottom of it with a pencil 😂 I thought after "you get to name it" they would print it at least
Not very pigment at all almost everything you got, so dissapointed to see that much money for little payoff on their products. I would rather go to sephora.
She wanted a light wash of color, not bold. You can make it as light or dark and bold as you want. It is customized to you.
Shyan Marie
They never asked her how much pigmentation she wanted. So from what I’ve seen, I’m assuming that their formula is not at all that pigmented.
This girl doesn't have any opinion, she is accepting everything they are giving her, no suggestion, nothing. They should have sent someone else who knew what she wants and what looks good on her. She is basically advertising.
It's creasing because the corrector seems pretty thick and creamy, and that with a layer of even more concealer it's going to crease, just set it with powder immediately. It's not the correcting concealer's fault. (but I might be wrong because I haven't felt the concealer or had it on my face, but I have a cream concealer that is pretty similar to the way she described it)
I mean if the correcting concealer was ordinary concealer another layering shouldn't be necessary, but since correcting concealers are usually supposed it be paired with another concealer or foundation to additionally cancel some imperfections (for example peach is supposed to help with dark undereyes, green is supposed to help with redness etc.) so If the concealer was meant as correcting it shouldn't have creased at all, but if the company meant it as your ordinary concealer then I agree that another layering wasn't necessary at all.
Affordable!? In what world??
In the world of a rich person
Me: beach wet
White upper middle class affordable
It’s definitely more expensive than anything we would sell at Sephora, but most of this cost largely goes into the fact that it is custom made for you and the employees take the time to match, create and consult with you. The markup on Sephora products our clients buy is mostly due to marketing costs for the brands and packaging.
So considering all of your pennies are going into the actual product, knowledge the consultants provide and into the time spent with you personally, yes it actually is affordable even if it may not seem it upfront
I mean, if you're buying fancy fancy products from Sephora or MAC, it's about the same price. Obviously these are not drugstore price, but it's also clear that these products are not for the occasional/casual user.
The highlighter... I needed blinding, not impressed
@@bighaneul89 but i think for the price, it's way too expensive... don't get me wrong! sometimes I love subtle highlight and sometimes I love blinding highlight. But if you want a soft glow highlight there was a ton of highlight on drugstore and way too cheap and even better than this one! Not worth of money at all I could say... and I think for the blinding highlighter, there a ton of blinding highlighter that works better with the price such as the balm Mary lou manizer or sleek solstice highlighter!
haneulk7789 I feel like for that price- it should be blinding, at least more pigment
lost boy it’s not expensive compare to other makeup brands like Mac or smashbox .
Looks more like a contour
I think it’d be okay as long as it’s buildable, that way it caters to everyone
I like how she was all like these are nice woww then when she went to her studio she was like oh this are disappointing and blah blah😂😂
Hypocrite much.
LMFAO thought that was funny 😂😂 love her
Art Lover ???😂😂
Well yea, she didn't want to be rude
@@OYJluv well duh, it's not easy to insult someone on their face especially on camera
3:27 *it kinda looks like dirt*
It looks like not blendable
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The amount of swipes she did to get the lipstick swatch to be pigmented😂 9:20
Like who did she think she was fooling??
if you’re wondering why it’s expensive, it’s because these products are simply made by hand, unlike a machine that can mass produce the same product over and over again.
having to check what kind of skin type, color, pigmentation, texture, and other concerns from a *single* customer is tedious. it requires a lot of care, effort, focus, and knowledge to even understand the basic needs of the customer.
you could say the same for clothes: sole designer vs. factory workers. an individual clothing designer has to measure and figure out the needs of a unique customer, compared to factory workers who have to mass produce size small, medium, or large clothes with no guarantee that it’ll satisfy customers.
point is, i don’t blame the cosmetologists for making the products expensive. you could easily walk into sephora and find something that caters something close to you, but not relatively made for you. i think custom makeup is good for people who have very specific needs that they can’t find the solution for.
Nah it is expensive they could get it for cheaper
Its expensive. Thats all.
That's all well and good but the woman shouldn't have compared the pricing to sephora and ulta.
I don't think people would care as much had she not done that because it was a little misleading and made the prices themselves all the more shocking when they showed them.
I understand that it's tedious to sit and make a formula for a specific person, but for the price, the quality is underwhelming.
“Handmade” is not a fancy sales tag for upping the price. For an expensive price tag, people need to make sure that what they are making by hand actual equate if not surpass the production line.
Also, I question your decision to favor the Blend hands over the “factory worker” hands lol.
These cosmetics aren’t pigmented.. For that price.. it’s a joke
not impressive. Go to sephora or ulta
Isabelle Yang go to a drugstore lmao
@@salty8202 high end makeup is much better most of the time...
@@bree5282 not always
@@lilyp8716 I know that's why I said most of the time
For Christmas today I got a bunch of Alta makeup. The makeup in this video is the worst makeup I’ve ever seen
Them: “We wanted to create affordable makeup that you would buy at Sephora or ultra”
Also them: tinted moisturizer 60$ crappy blush 40$
Like ummm I’m sorry but I can get that quality of makeup at the dollar store.
I think it's cool that you can customise your own makeup especially with lipsticks since I can never find the shade I want however the prices were way to high they are not comparable to sepgora or got a I mean $40 just for a blush
Ruby Star ikr they could have gotten a better blush at Sephora for cheaper
If i was gonna spend all that money on a lipstick id go to Bite lip lab lol
Ruby Star It is HIGH highend sephora like Dior, Nars or Lancome but for that price i expected the same quality these brands have and that makeup seems something I would find at a really cheap brand from a shady drugstore
I feel like this whole video was a waste of money.
But the real question is
Is it Jeffree star approved?
😂😂😂😂
Zohra Bhati okay you need this comment pinned and to have way more likes 😂
Imma vote for no xD
I don’t think it will ever be Jeffree Star approved 😂😂😂
Edit: I’m offended by my 4 week self for spelling Jeffree’s name wrong
No baby ..NO
The eye-shadow is very bad, no pigment at all, she is trying so hard to like it....
She wanted a light wash of color. Either listen to the video or don't comment.
Shyan Marie she only Said that to not make things awkward but u can clearly tell, that eyeshadow is very cheap quality but they charged her so much for it.
Not being funny, but who would pay for such shitty makeup at that sort of price??? It looked like dollar store make up lmao Xx
Abbie Walton dollar store makeup actually looks better than these
@@imadifferentpersonnow5155 Exactly.
Abbie Walton It looks like those shady brands you can smell the scent of car paint in it lmao
@@imadifferentpersonnow5155 shopmiss A!!! Online-Their makeup is all $1 except the brushes and eye shadow palettes!!
DRAG EM
$32 for a lipgloss!!?!?
Guuuuurl bye
My broke ass is quaking
@@casper-vv6lx our* broke asses
I would only pay 32$ for something like a Gucci lipgloss 😂
@@logymadian9448 sounds like communist propaganda but ok
That's kind of expensive...
I would use, "kind of". More like, "definitely". This is DEFINITELY expensive
You’re just broke ,
oof or if you’re looking for quality. That’s expensive for the questionable quality of the makeup (and the fact that they didn’t even take the time to press the powders).
'kind of'?
For the concealer bit it was confusing for me. The products she had were supposedly all natural ingredients. She put a drugstore/sephora brand over it (not all natural ingredients) aswell and powder over all that and complained about it creasing? Well duh, 3 layers and you should’ve just put the powder over it. Why put concealer over concealer?
She was looking for a peachy colour correcter, which you put under your concealer and powder. Other correctors don't crease if you layer them because that's what they're for.
Katharina Maria That was a concealer though, and she put 2 other layers on top of it, of course it creased! Colour correcters weren’t made to be layered on top of, they were made to even out your skin tone! Correct blemishes, marks etc. It also probably wasn’t the brand, all she had to do was use concealer she made and then put some powder over it! NOT layer it! 🤦🏻♀️
@@kalter-altroblox9581 that's what I thought!
@@kalter-altroblox9581 Yes a color corrector is meant to be layered, it hides the color you are trying to correct... like you said to even the skin tone. NOW the one she uses is a concealer color corrector which is what she said in the beginning, and THAT shouldn't be layered since it's a 2 in 1. But you normally put concealer over color corrector then foundation then powder.
@@Why-rp1fx Thanks for sharing, I agree, it shouldn't be layered. I also think she shouldn't have been disappointed, because of how she ended up using it on her face. I mean, like you said the 2 in one shouldn't be layered, but she did it anyways. So therefore maybe it didn't look the best with a crease in it.
Them: a few drops of avocado oil
Me: two shots of vodka ;) ( normal human beings understand) *cough cough* vine *cough cough*
//Meme_Lover \\ obviously YOU aren’t because it’s TWO shots of vodka not one
Guh guh guh guh😂😂😂
Sksjs its literally called _vines_ and not memes, and you dont have to be a vine fanatic to know that iconic clip
Actually everyone understands
Edit: the person changed it and now this looks weird😂😂
wow so quirky for referencing a vine ha h a.
You got scammed, thats for sure
That blush just lowkey looks like a huge bruise. 🙄👀🔫
this is utter crap,sorry....lipstick is looking non pigmented and not mixed well(separating components)....great idea tho,but too expensive for the result.!!!...c'mon,I see your dissapointment from afar....
MrCijuciju
In what universe is that lipstick “not pigmented”?
@@sparksfly5877 mine.thats why Im not impressed....no pun intended...just bought Cpop lux lipstick for 7 bucks....I mean smear that on your hand,you'll see what I mean....
MrCijuciju
You got that for 7 bucks... I believe hers cost.... 30? Or was that the highlight? Anyways, it was a lot more expensive and probably very different to yours. And hers look REALLY pigmented.
@@sparksfly5877 i dunno...maybe all the people commenting here are plain wrong to see what I also see...I'm into cosmetics and can even tell you what type of pigment is being used....and I'm not trying to be rude or shady...I know lipstick formulas by heart...drugstore and indie ones...problem is that most of products made this way recquire hella lot expensive pigments and bases,and they can never,and I mean NEVER have the homogenous consistency....and nonhomogenous consistancy is prone to deterioration sooner....it is a very creative idea but I just know I could never be satisfied with that diy type of product....the final argument is this girl trying to sell something and all I see on girls face is-not telling truth to viewers...
MrCijuciju Honestly I didn’t get the Veronica color she was talking about. Her lipstick was too red, need to be more pinky & brown
I like the fact that you can customise these products completely to your tastes, and that they are all cruelty free. However these prices do seem quite high, particularly the foundation, even with the whole “customisation fee” that you expect.
aHH where are their gloves???
I think it's a really cool idea. To lessen the messiness of the eyeshadow, they should offer pressed powders.
And maybe just a light set of translucent powder under the eyes could prevent creasing. 😊
Now this is something I would absolutely LOVE to do; create products specifically for my mature skin, apply and review them to see how they perform! This is a mature woman’s dream! =)💜🧡
Why didn’t she bake or set her under eyes?? Then it wouldn’t crease.
That ain’t duo chrome
Thank you!
This is so much more expensive than finding a product that works for you at Sephora, Ulta, or even Target or Walmart
Wtf 40 dollars for 1 eye shadow?????
I find that shape tape creases immediately anyway. Also, that corrector looked so good without the concealer layered on top.
That looks like the cheap version of saf's frankenshadow....
That eyeshadow is not pigmented at all... and for that price... Wtf.
It feels like a trip to a hairdresser. "Oh i love it" - in store but at home youre like waOw this is poop O.o
....who uses only one eyeshadow? Those prices are STUPID high!!! Especially when there are so many reasonably priced makeup lines out there
For the price I was assuming you got to pick like 4 colors to make a look and it was more of a personal makeup/advice thing. Not just the single loose eyeshadow
That blush looks to red and patchy. I also hate this makeup look. I think she looks like a clown. Red/orange lipstick with purple eye shadow? Idk
Natalia Mitiaev
I hate it when people do their eyeshadow like that. It just makes their eyelids look irritated.
Everything here is just wrong
Yup
SparksFly ikr
The whole thing looked cheap, honestly the dollar store has better makeup
"I really love it. I really love it."
Is she trying to convince herself or something?
That lipstick is bomb though♥️🔥
Why Tf would I want to do this if I’m getting ready made good makeup I mean that highlighters trash for that price😪
Degenerate Tets oh come on
It was customized for her and you can tell them exactly what u want
Jaime Ketchum you can find basically everything that she just wore for a whopping total of 4 bucks at the dollar tree.
@@selky1956 lol sure if you want the dupe.
This makeup looks like something you could get at Claire’s 😂✨🔫
Thank you to this video. This made me know that i should buy makeup on drugstore, not custom thingy
Malya Cantika HAAHA
Guys she was aiming for a "washed" eyeshadow, the whole point was that there was not meant to be that pigmented 🤦♀️
Indian Government she literally never said that she was going for that lol
No, she said it was a “nice wash of color” AFTER they mixed the thing. Never asked for that 🤣
I like how at the end when she was putting it on she was acting surprised but she putt them all on in the store
She *clearly* got ripped off, the eyeshadow has *no* pigment (I know she wanted a washed out look, but come on!) she blush is just pink *chalk* , and *IT IS SO EXPENSIVE*
The idea of it being customized is cool and the overall experience looks fun, especially getting a makeup consultation because I'm never really sure of my most flattering shades. But in the final analysis, looks same as makeup I could select from a wet n wild retail display or many others. I think my favorite option would be making a lipstick shade I want because I can purchase too many in the search for the exact shade I want. I so wish brands would sell mini sized collections.
She reminds me of Lucy from made in Chelsea, the blush looks like a bruise, the eyeshadow was awful but the corrector looks good just by itself
The blush is a really pretty color for her. I think if she used a different brush it would apply better. The highlighter is gorgeous and I need it.
i feel like the girl was lying about everything
I think they were paying for the review 🙄
that concealer really match her skin!! ♥️♥️♥️
That’s too expensive.. it’s not a big brand to have those prices it’s all made in the store
I buy different lipsticks,shadows,concealers etc. and I mix them on my own,for a way cheaper price and it's veryyy satisfying.. some times I also add rose scent.. y'all try it!
For custom made makeup products, you are allow to add demands until you are satisfied. Honestly their price was not that bad compare to most Sephora brands. If you usually go for drugstore brands then yeah these might be overpriced for you.
Also the colors, well, a lot of people like to get a certain shade of makeup(me too) because you know the color flatters you. So they buy makeups from different brands but basically the same color range, and they look the same on your face. If you are one of those people, then custom made makeup is not really for you. What’s the point to custom made the same makeup you usually use right?
The eyeshadow fall out would be normal if it’s not pressed.
She said she was satisfied but her face doesn't tell it all... somehow looked disappointed to me tho..
8:20
*actually says **_I miss my money_** inside*
She’s the one that accepted the colors at the store. If she wanted more pigment then she should of asked for it. She asked for more glitter and that’s what she got all over her face.
I could buy a lot of stuff at Sephora for that money
with the price you paid you could get a jefree star eyeshadow palet
And I thought mayballine was expensive
Edit: I know it's maybelline, but my autocorrect doesn't like it that way
Edit2: OMFG 241 likes 😨
Maybaline
yall its maybELLine
@@athena976 my phone auto corrected it
Flame0409 auto correct sucks
Maybe its maybelline?
The lipstick and the highlighter was the only thing that looked decent, and even those are instantly duped 🙄
I appreciate her honesty at the end
I'm living for the lipstick .
The only thing I love about is how they mix the the all of them around
"Definitely a very pretty soft wash" aka it's sheer af with no pigmentation whatsoever
I'm glad she gave an honest review
You really look like Veronica in this makeup, I’m impressed!
Did she wash, moisturize, and prime before putting on the makeup?
I love how he end look turned out but the prices were a lil too expensive for me lol... I also love how you named the lipstick Ronnie after Veronica 😂
this is the stuff i would expect in kid’s makeup.
"I already see creasing*
*because your not using powder like your SUPPOSED TO*
Customized makeup are always SUPER SHEER!
the concealer was really worth it tho, the others? nah
Eyeshadow wasn't my favorite I feel like golden eye for green eyes looks good!
The blush looks patchy and none of their products actually impressed me considering the big price tag.
Sooo loving the lipstick b4 the brown pigment.
9:22 that looks helllllllllaaaaaaaaaaaaa dry
This is the most useless company ive ever seen😂🤦♀️
@kokopops ikr they tryna make her look like Ursula.
@@savannanc 😂😂😂😂
Ya
Yeah
sorry what part of the highlighter was blinding exactly cuz i’m still here waiting to lose my eyesight sis
For the price its definitely not quality makeup, I could drug store makeup and it could look way better than that
That's such a knock off of Bite Lip Lab's idea
The only thing i liked is the concealer colour, it blended perfectly into her skin, it was the perfect shade
Way to expensive for all it is, £50 for foundation who they think they are Chanel ffs! literally any makeup artist worth their salt can do the EXACT same thing, plus it's not a new concept cosmetic companies have offered custom shades since the 40s ! Smh 🤭
PREACH
But nothing matches my skij. If I have an option I would definitely would buy
That lipstick at the 5:00 mark was so beautiful.
For that price: full face with full sized products and free redos if you don’t like it in your normal lighting (house and work) , colors that are truly personalized, the name printed on the bottles, the people making it actually wearing gloves and sanitizing everything, custom packaging, and so much more. It’s way overpriced for them to make non flattering colors, her being disappointed when she tries it on at home, and the horrible sanitation
Edit: the makeup should also be better than drugstore quality. You could get so much more quality for a quarter of the price. All the other things would be excused if the makeup was actually good
The highlighter looked nice and natural on you!
Blende is a custom makeup studio. "Custom" means that we guide people to the right colors/tones based on their skin tone, hair color, eye color and lifestyle. If someone is asking for a plum eye shadow and it's going to look right for them, we create it. It was intentionally sheer, with dimension. In person it looked gorgeous, same with the blush, lipstick and corrector. We customized the lip color to one she liked from a show and did that for her, but with her coloring in mind. Our products are Vegan, Gluten free, Paraben free, Non toxic and Cruelty free. They're extremely high quality and also fully pigmented ,if thats what someone wants!. Our prices fall in line with what you'd expect to pay at Sephora for off the shelf brands.
I would've thought the highlighter was face powder if i hadn't known