My Worst Products of All Time - None - Beauty Favorites
Channel: Makeup Tutorial
Date: 30/04/2014

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Products mentioned:

NARS sheer glow foundation

*NV makeup bronzer in fair & cheeky stick in chilli chops
Dr bronner's magic soap
MUA undressed palette
Crown brushes
*Elizabeth arden 8 hour cream
*See by chloe
*Healgel body
*Bee good honey & proplis 2-in-1 cream cleanser
*Clinique even better clinical dark spot corrector
*Elemis jasmine & rose milk bath
*Clinique 03 berry pop
Kringle candels in pink grapefruit and baby dreams
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FTC disclaimer- All opinions in this video are 100% my own and this is not a sponsored video. However, I am lucky enough to get sent products for review purposes as PR samples but that will in no way effect my opinion of the product. All product's not purchased by my own money will be marked with a * so you are fully aware of what I have been sent.

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10 Worst Beauty Products of 2015

There have been several disappointing products released over the past year, but these are ten that really frustrated me... They're in no particular order!  Now that these are out of the way, we can end 2012 and start 2013 on a happy, positive note going over all the bests of the year :)

-NARS Soft Touch Shadow Pencils — this product continues to plague me
-Revlon Diamond Lust Eyeshadow — gorgeous in the pan, but welcome to Fall Out City!
-Dior Swimming Pool — huge let down in pigmentation and texture
-MAC Shade & Smoke Shadow/Liners — ow, ow!
-NARS Self Portrait Eyeshadow Palettes — where was the pigmentation? (We could just say the Andy Warhol collection.)
-MAC Pressed Pigments — still surprised these are permanent fixtures now
-MAC Fabulousness Neutral Palette — poor pigmentation, wear, and texture
-MAC Marilyn Monroe Eyeshadows — total disappointment
-Chanel Infini Eyeshadow — doesn't hold together at all
-NARS Debbie Harry Palette — dry, powdery, sheer mess

Worst Skin-Care Products

Those of you who are familiar with the mission of Paula's Choice and Beautypedia likely know we consult published, scientific research on ingredients and all aspects of skin care, and go by strict criteria per category when evaluating makeup, all to help you find the best products. We'll always be up front about why a product got its rating—and the skin-care products below truly rank as the worst of what launched in 2013.

Vichy Normaderm Daily Anti-Acne Hydrating Lotion ($23.50 for 1.7 fl. oz.) contains anti-acne superstar salicylic acid, but its pH of 6 is far beyond the range this ingredient needs to exfoliate, and the formula's high alcohol content makes it non-hydrating.

What to use instead: Get stubborn breakouts, bumps, and clogged pores, and minor dryness under control with Paula's Choice Skin Perfecting 1% BHA Lotion ($21 for 3.3 fl. oz.) or philosophy clear days ahead oil-free salicylic acid acne treatment & moisturizer ($39 for 2 fl. oz.)
Aveeno Positively Ageless Correcting Tinted Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 30 ($19.99 for 1.7 fl. oz.) got our lowest rating because its sunscreen fails to provide enough UVA (anti-aging) protection and the shades are noticeable orange. Whose skin is this color? 

Worst Makeup Products

Admittedly, we see more serious missteps with skin care than makeup, but every now and then we review a makeup product that ends up being an awful mess. Here's what had us asking "What were they thinking" throughout 2013:

Avon Ultra Color Rich Brilliance Lip Gloss ($8) met with problem after problem, from its comically small brush applicator to its goopy texture, excess of glitter, and uneven color deposit. Add strong fragrance to the mix and this lip gloss disappointed in every possible way. 

What to use instead: Go fragrance-free, and enjoy the smooth texture of lip glosses such as Burt's Bees Super Glossy Lip Shine and Paula's Choice Perfect Shine Hydrating Lip Gloss ($10)
e.l.f. Studio HD Lifting Concealer ($3) is so creamy it remains wet-looking throughout its entire wear time. It slides around on skin, causing imperfections to come to light because the concealer has migrated somewhere else. We admit, the price is attractive but between the texture, finish, and half of the colors being problematic, this is one to skip!

What to use instead: If you prefer creamy concealers, try Clinique All About Eyes Concealer ($17) or Bare Minerals SPF 20 Correcting Concealer ($20).

L'Oreal Visible Lift CC Cream SPF 20 ($12.95) was part of the mid-year CC cream craze and despite being from a well-known brand, turned out to be the worst of the bunch. Here's why: The finish is dewy to the point of looking greasy; both shades have a slightly orange cast; and the fragrance is so strong that you'll continue to smell it even after this sets.

video link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s17qk94BAk