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Affordable Beauty Products to kick off the Season

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Affordable Beauty Products to kick off the Season
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It’s nice to treat yourself to a refreshing face mask after a long day or a little spritz to set your make up. Or maybe a new red lip for your date nights. How do you look beautiful and chic on a budget? Not very hard at all, I’ve gathered four beauty products that won’t leave a hole in your pocket!

1) Que Bella Facial Mask

End your evening with radiant skin and try one Que Bella’s facials. They have a facial exfoliator, a skin brightening mask, a clarifying mask, and many more! You can find one of these mask at Target ranging from $1.97 to $2.50.


2) MUA (Make Up Academy) Lip Scrub


Don’t you hate peeling lips while wearing your lipstick? Say no more! And try MUA’s lip scrub. It’s easy to apply and can be done on the go. NO WATER REQUIRED. Have smooth lips all season long. MUA’s Lip Scrub can be found at CVS Pharmacy stores for $5.00. Just an FYI, MUA is an affordable make up line that comes from London.


3) L’Oréal’s True Match Lumi Healthy Luminous Makeup

L’oreal’s new foundation adds a gorgeous natural glow to your skin! There is good variety of shades for all different skin tones and it looks great on! This foundation can be found at most drugstores, Target, and Walmart for about $10.00.

4) Elf Matte Lip Color

Elf has an awesome matte lip stick that comes in a stick and applies smoothly. The awesome thing is, it’s only $3.00. Find this awesome matte lipstick at various locations such as Target, Ulta, and your local drugstores.


Happy glamming!


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