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Love me some Milani

Welcome back!
Today I will be sharing some Milani products I love. Milani is a line that is farily new to me. I don't own a ton of products from this line but the ones I do own I am very happy with.

Brow Products~
All of the brow products I use are from this line. Filling in my brows is a must. My brow hairs are sparse and much lighter than my hair so my face looks empty unless my brows are filled in. I use the Brow Shaping Clear Wax, which comes in a pencil. I fill my brows in with the Brow Fix Kit in Light. I use both shades in this kit. Then top with the Brow Shaping Clear Gel. I've used these products for quite some time now and am very pleased with the way they perform. Once I have my brows on they don't smudge or fade during the day. If you haven't checked out their brow products and are looking for something affordable, you should check them out!

(Would you like to see a tutorial on how I fill in my brows?)








Eye Shadows~
I had seen numerous rave reviews on the new Bella Eyes Gel Powder Eyeshadows. So of course, I had to check them out. It just so happened that CVS had them Buy 1 Get 1 50% off and I had a coupon so I took advantage of the deal. I picked up Bella Champaign and Bella Espresso. Both are shimmery and beautiful. I don't quite understand the whole gel aspect of these shadows so I can't comment on that. I can say that they are highly pigmented and long wearing. Love them!







Eyeshadow Primer~
I am always on the hunt for a good primer. Aren't we all? I was getting low on my beloved Elf primer so I decided to try something new. This stuff is great! It's a nude shade that dries slightly tacky. It's really nice and holds the shadows in place all day. You need the tiniest amount so I see this tube lasting a long time. My one complaint is that it gets a little thick/cakey looking under my eyes so I have to be very careful applying it to my lower lashline. Keep in mind that I have dark circles under my eyes, which means I have to conceal up to my lashline to hide them.




As you can see I haven't tried a whole lot from this line. Clearly I am happy with that I have tried thus far. I hope you enjoyed this post and learned more about some of their products. What are some of your favorite Milani products?

Until next time...
Xoxo,
Adela

*DISCLAIMER: ALL PRODUCTS MENTIONED WERE PURCHASED WITH MY OWN MONEY.



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