I recently received a variety of products from nyx cosmetics for review and I thought it would be way too much to put them all into one post so you’ll see a few different nyx makeup reviews in the future. I want to start with their foundations. I wasn’t able to get photos of the foundations on me because my camera wouldn’t really pick it up. I received two, a hd studio photogenic grinding powder and a stay matte but not flat powder foundation. The powder foundation includes a spongy pad that can be used to apply the makeup and I found that it works really well at applying which I was pleasantly surprised at. I got this foundation in ivory which matches my skin really well even though I usually get light foundation instead of ivory. It goes on light and smooth and I forget that I even have it on. When my skin is really dry, it does highlight the dry areas but when I keep up with using a good moisturizing it looks great and not cakey at all. The lid includes a mirror that does a great job of staying really clear and not getting covered in makeup which I love. This powder retails for 9.50 and is available in 15 shades.
I got the grinding powder is soft beige and it matched my skin well also. I really like this product because it’s really easy to get as much makeup as you want, seems how you control how much you grind. When I use loose powders I often get too much on my makeup brush so this gets rid of that problem. It also means that the makeup is always freshly ground. Even when my skin is dry, it doesn’t create a cakey or built up appearance. Like the loose powder, the nyx grinding powder feels light and I forget that I even have it on. I really like both products but I would say that I slightly prefer the grinding powder because it makes my skin look smooth even when its dry. The grinding powder retails for 25.00 and is available in 6 shades.
Buy it: You can purchase nyx cosmetics online at nyxcosmetics.com or at ulta stores.
Hi there! I am Emily Evert, the owner of Emily Reviews. I am 28 and live in a small town in Michigan with my boyfriend Ryan and our two pugs. I have a large family and I adore my nieces and nephews. I love reading memoirs, and learning about child development and psychology. I love watching The Game of Thrones, Teen Mom, Sister Wives and Veep. I like listening to Jason Isbell, John Prine, and other alt-country or Americana music. I created Emily Reviews as a creative outlet to share my life and the products that I love with others.
I recently received a variety of products from nyx cosmetics for review and I thought it would be way too much to put them all into one post so you’ll see a few different nyx makeup reviews in the future. I want to start with their foundations. I wasn’t able to get photos of the foundations on me because my camera wouldn’t really pick it up. I received two, a hd studio photogenic grinding powder and a stay matte but not flat powder foundation. The powder foundation includes a spongy pad that can be used to apply the makeup and I found that it works really well at applying which I was pleasantly surprised at. I got this foundation in ivory which matches my skin really well even though I usually get light foundation instead of ivory. It goes on light and smooth and I forget that I even have it on. When my skin is really dry, it does highlight the dry areas but when I keep up with using a good moisturizing it looks great and not cakey at all. The lid includes a mirror that does a great job of staying really clear and not getting covered in makeup which I love. This powder retails for 9.50 and is available in 15 shades.
I got the grinding powder is soft beige and it matched my skin well also. I really like this product because it’s really easy to get as much makeup as you want, seems how you control how much you grind. When I use loose powders I often get too much on my makeup brush so this gets rid of that problem. It also means that the makeup is always freshly ground. Even when my skin is dry, it doesn’t create a cakey or built up appearance. Like the loose powder, the nyx grinding powder feels light and I forget that I even have it on. I really like both products but I would say that I slightly prefer the grinding powder because it makes my skin look smooth even when its dry. The grinding powder retails for 25.00 and is available in 6 shades.
