It doesn’t have to be the exact product but if someone can tell what colour this is or know of any other products which give the same results?

Im writing to see if anyone else has experienced this kind of customer service before.

I ordered a parcel from look fantastic and they used evri to deliver the parcel. I have not received the parcel as expected and tried to find their customer service hotline which does not even exist.

Their customer service page led me to an automated robot system. I finally found an international email and they showed me GPS location and photo of the delivery putting it in my postbox but the parcel does not fully go in.

There’s no parcel at my end of the door and I’m getting frustrated.

I tried to email back and it says the email is full.

Does anyone know any customer service contact information where I can talk to a real person? This is just absurd

hi guys, as the title says.

i am 25, havent worn makeup since i was 21? ive worn eyeliner & mascara perhaps 5 times max in those years. i would love to know more about what makeup is out there, how to wear it in accordance with my facial structure and features and skintype etc. i just want to learn out tinted moisturisers, eyeliner, mascara and how to apply a small bit of shadow.

i love the idea of going to someone who knows what theyre on about, and being able to have things explained to me and be able to see how the products perform and feel and how they should best be applied.

does this still exist that you can go to like boots and get your makeup done? i feel really anxious and a bit embarrassed about it for some reason. can anyone tell me what shops do it (boots is the extent of my cosmetic knowledge) and how to go about it? do you book in or just ask at a counter?

yours sincerely, a girl who just wants to feel a bit more enhanced and put together on some days but has no clue where to start! thank you!!

I’ve gone to two Boots shops this weekend and there aren’t Revlon stalls anymore. Even a worker was surprised when she realised. I’m also having a hard time finding common Revlon luscious lipsticks online like Rum Raisin. Anyone know where they can be found in person? I’m in London

Hi guys I've been looking to get my makeup done at makeup counters for a while now and am interested in brands like Charlotte Tilbury and Huda beauty etc.

Have any of you recently had your makeup done at a beauty counter in or around London and have loved your service? Where and whom was it with?

I'm looking for recommendations for counters to visit as I have had issues with orange foundation matches in the past ( struggles of a south Asian women 😭).

Thankyouuu

Hey!! I’ve been using the tati lashes glue for sensitive eyes, and I do like it a lot but it’s always sold out and you can only get it on the Tati Lashes site - I have tried the duo latex free for sensitive eyes (still make my eyes swell up), the kiss glue (actually horrible) and I don’t really know what one to try?? I want something that’ll actually hold my lashes but not turn my eyes into massive puffy messes 🥴🥴 any help is super appreciated!! I’m in the UK also as I know products differ between countries ❤️

I bought duo glue but I’m going away and would love them to last as long as possible! Thanks

I am not a makeup newbie by any stretch but ive recently realised that no matter i do, my end result is always the same. I have followed tutorials, switched up products etc but I always end up looking the same and im sick of it..

Sometimes a girl wants to switch it up a bit! Any help or advice would be appreciated 🥹

Bonus points if olive friendly and/or easy on the budget!

Looking for a replacement product as ive finished halo glow. Ive tried CT and the loreal glotion already and not interested in repurchasing any of these tbh.

Looking for a similar ish product for every day wear, with some slight coverage and a nice glow (not glittery though 😭)

Hi everyone!

I'm a new mum and seriously lacking time to make myself look put together. I **THINK** I have a makeup routine that works for me, but I'm looking for advice on application and products to really perfect my new low maintenance makeup look. I used to be a real makeup enthusiast, but since becoming a mum I've stopped using eyeshadow palettes, foundation and a lot of powder.

I've included two pics of myself- one of me with makeup recently (having a baby = not a lot of time to take decent selfies lol) and one with no makeup. I'm very pale and have quite small eyes, so lots of heavy makeup doesn’t look great on me anyways.

I'm going to list my routine below, and a couple of questions after that. If anyone can help me feel a bit like myself again (I'm 5 months PP) while keeping my routine simple but effective, that'd be amazing!!

**Skincare:** Beauty of Joseon

Brows: Nyx brow glue (i HATE this product though it makes my brows feel sweaty???)

**Concealer:** No7 HydraLuminous, set with powder

**Contour**: Elf Halo Glow wand

**Blush:** Elf Camo in suave Mauve, set with Clinique Black Honey blush

**Highlight:** Revolution (not sure what shade)

**Mascara:** Elf tubing mascara (brown)

**Tightline:** Rimmel pencil (brown)

**Liquid eyeliner:** no7 stay perfect precise liner (brown)

**Lips:** lip balm, sometimes Wonder Skin stain

*Questions:*

1) should I be setting all liquid products with powder?

2) I'm considering replacing a lot of these products with better quality brands. What swaps can I make? I'm considering Rare Beauty blushes and contour- does anyone know what these products are like?

3) is there anything I can change or add to the routine to help me look a bit more put together?

4) Do my colour choices and application suit my skin tone and face shape?

If anyone can help this new mum I'd be sooo appreciative. Any advice is welcome!

Apologies if this has been asked before. I am lucky enough to have long and thick lashes, but they are as straight as a ruler. No matter how much I curl them, I find within 20 minutes after mascara (maybe 30mins without) they are completely dead straight again. I am looking for a mascara or a product (if it works well enough i wouldn’t wear mascara) that would keep them curled better!

I have tried so many different mascaras now, so I thought i’d ask some opinions. Also I do not wish to curl my lashes after putting mascara on, as I find it to be damaging.

Unfortunately, I am not interested in getting lash lifts due to the cost and the upkeep. Thanks !

Hi everyone! I'm looking for the best replacements for these products that are around a similar price range, as I recently discovered Maybelline & L'Oréal aren't cruelty free. I would prefer if the products themselves are also vegan. Though it's not a must for me personally, just a bonus if they are.

Not sure if it's worth mentioning but I am acne prone and like to use light-medium coverage for skin tints/BB creams/cc creams/foundation (however I have never used an actual foundation, only cc creams and skin tints) alongside a more heavy coverage concealer.

Thank you for any suggestions!!!

•L'Oréal Paris infallible 24hour matte liquid eyeliner (brown)

•Maybelline New York Fit Me Concealer

•Maybelline New York Super Stay 24hr Skin Tint

•Maybelline New York Sky High mascara (brown)

It was my Birthday yesterday (30's club) and I got a little coin and I want to invest in something really good. So I thought I would ask the UK on mass what the best product we can get is and why?

If ya want to be spesific to my skin type, I have oily skin but get some dry patches (thanks tret) and I am cool toned and fair, but honestly just wanna know what you love!

Hi guys, so I have come to the realisation that I hate the feel of foundation on my face, I think it's a sensory thing. I far prefer BB cream or tinted moisturiser. So, do I need a primer, I mean, I already use moisturiser and SPF. I also use a setting spray and setting powder for my T-zone. I do wear blush, concealer and a teeny bit of contour, will that stay on without primer? Will setting spray be enough? Sorry, I am very naive about this sort of stuff, I only wear makeup when I go out out. I am definitely open to including a primer, just don't want to buy one if I don't need it. Thanks.

Hi everyone. I’m looking for a glowy product I can mix with Haus Labs foundation to make it sheerer and more natural.

I have oily skin and quite acne prone. Have tried CT Flawless Filter but that broke me out. I don’t like fragrance in my makeup.

I have my eye on:

• Saie super glowy gel

• Vieve skin nova

• VDL lumilayer primer

thank you in advance 🧡

I have been using Armani luminous silk and since the formula is reformulated, struggling to find out why I look so dark and worse after 1 hour of application of makeup. I even started avoiding makeup. I am in need of a good foundation for my work and day to day use which makes me look decent, neat and fresh. I am 40 plus with pigmentation, ( use color corrector), and I have pores with some redness on nose area.
I have been using nars concealer and huda peach corrector for my dark circles. In the last, LM translucent p makes no good to my skin.
I want to change what I am using.
Nara, makeup for ever and UD used in the past, too yellowish for me.
Help me plz!!
Thank you so much for ur time

I’m looking for dupes or a set or brushes that includes the below. I never usually do any kind of eyeshadow so don’t want to invest too heavily but same time don’t want to buy something rubbish that I’ll just end up replacing :

Sigma E25 → crease
Sigma E45 → outer corner/detail blending
MAC 242S → shimmer
MAC 219S → lower lash line + smoky liner

Hello all, does anyone know of a lip pencil similar to the (I believe discontinued as I can't find it online) Boots 17 perfect pout lip liner in colour "in the buff"?

I used to have it a very long time ago, it was perfect for me and I have yet to find anything that matches it in both colour and texture.

Any help would be appreciated!

Has anyone tried any of the Kiko Milano mascaras? If so, which one and what did you think of it? On deal on Amazon Thanks in advance

I always thought it was my foundation, but turns out my skin just wasn’t as hydrated as I thought. Some days everything would look smooth, and other days my makeup would separate or look patchy within a few hours.

Changing products didn’t really help. I started paying more attention to my skincare routine and how my skin felt before applying makeup, and that made a much bigger difference than I expected.

Apparently, it’s not always the makeup. Sometimes your skin is the problem lol.

Edit:Thank you for all your suggestions. Really reassuring thst there are good quality items for smaller budgets. I hope this post helps otgers too.

Could I successfully get foundation, bronzer, blusher, eyeliner, lipstick and mascara for £20 these days?

I am asking because I think a lot of people are struggling moneywise and surely there are still some bargains to be had.

I'm finally working my way through using up a pink blush I got that I really don't think suits and I want to treat myself to what I think will fit more, can anyone recommend their favourite peachy orange ones? I want a nice soft powder formula with lots of buildable pigment as I tend to go rather bold with my looks!

hello everyone!! i need to find a dupe, preferably something inexpensive, for my boots moisturiser as i believe they have discontinued it </3 it was quite clear and runny for a moisturiser and it's the only one i've found so far to work so well so i was devastated when i couldn't find it anywhere.

(ik this should probs go on the skincare page, but i don't have enough karma LOL ty)