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My 12 Favorite Makeup Products

A trip into my makeup collection.

Dylan Kossar
Mar 14, 2018
University of Miami
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My 12 Favorite Makeup Products
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For most people, walking through Sephora or Ulta is stressful. So many choices. But for me, I love it. So much makeup. For those who don't feel the way I do, here's my list of favorites to help make your shopping trip a little easier.

1. Marc Jacobs Remarcable Foundation

The best coverage, but feels like a simple sheer moisturizer.

2. Tarte Shape Tape Concealer


My favorite concealer for maximum coverage for your under eyes.

3. Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Liner


I've used this eyeliner since 8th grade and I'll never switch. It's jet black and never fades!

4. Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara


Makes your eyelashes look as amazing as false lashes- without the hassle of glue.

5. Too Faced Chocolate Soleil Bronzer



Great color and smells just like chocolate!

7. IT Brushes Airbrush Essential Bronzer Brush #114

The best brush for bronzer- avoids making it look streaky.

8. Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge

Better than the Beauty Blender in my opinion.

9. Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Bronzer

Another great bronzer, nice to contour with too.

10. Kat Von D Shade + Light Contour Palette

Try one of the upper shades under your eyes and one of the lower shades under your cheekbones and on your forehead.

11. Urban Decay All Nighter Long Lasting Setting Spray

Helps your makeup to stay all day while giving your face a refreshing spray.

12. Laura Mercier Translucent Powder

The only setting powder I've used that doesn't look too white on my face. No flashback!


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