The bigger issue for me is that there are so many indies popping up left, right and center and so many of them are low effort private labeled affairs its hard to sift through it all.
Exactly this. I think the idea of what indie is when Kaleidos, Oden's Eye, etc started up has changed a bit. When a brand is private label and buying the exact same color story as every other indie brand, it all just becomes noise to me and I just don't get what the value prop of one is over the other, so I just opt out. Also, the absolutely cringe worthy packaging on some of these brands is just impossible to get behind.
@@highcontrasthughes1923 I'm not necessarily opposed to private label (I'll take a consistently good private label formula over an inconsistent unique formula) but I despise lack of effort or when they charge very high end. For the most part, I just stick to established indies now.
@@gilded_lady oh certainly. I agree and really didn't mean to imply I'm not open to private label brands - it's really that combo of private label + same exact color stories + awful packaging and indeed some of the outrageous pricing that puts me off, rather than just the fact that it's private labeled
There's absolute truth to the risk of sending a large audience to a small brand. A sculpter I love on Etsy cannot keep up with demand for her adorable items and has been so stressed. In our tiny town of 700, the award winning BBQ restaurant avoids any television or ads because word of mouth is already nearly more than they can handle. It's something many people don't think of and it's so sweet that you really care about this sort of thing.
I love your conversations about the community. I miss you talking about smaller brands and discovering new brands.your GRWM is a great way to highlight new brands that you've discovered. I don't necessarily want brands that are great with eyeshadow expanding into other areas at the expense of the quality of their core product. I remember avidly watching one of your videos that was reviewing all your shadows that were one colour (green?). I liked different shades and discovered new brands.
Behind the scenes thoughs..🤔 I think educational videos like these are becoming more necessary every day, not only for consumers of content, also to value both the work of creators and to banish bad practices and non-adaptive behaviors in social media. And of course, to understand the market and consume intelligently
I feel The Pastel Roses Uk is such underrated, they have soooo many beautiful eyeshadows ! I've also seen many small Indie brands on Etsy but nobody is reviewing them so i won't pull the trigger 🤣
I love this tiny indie brand called “Chaos Dirt”…..my absolute favorite eyeshadows….yes I would love to see an “evolution of RU-vid “ segment or series…..
Angie influenced me to try indie shadows by showing a local (to me) indie makeup brand on this channel. But they were already established with their own website. Amy Loves Makeup has some REALLY useful videos on shopping indie brands, red flags to look for, where to set your expectations for shipping and customer service etc etc which made my other indie shopping experiences a breeze.
I recently tried and reviewed MBA Cosmetics. They do such beautiful duo chromes and colour stories! I know it would mean the WORLD to a small indie brand to be reviewed by a larger creator like you! I haven't even seen anyone talk about them :(
I love your GRWMs, you have such a interesting subjects to talk about 🥰🥰 Indie brands used to be a mystery to me and I didn’t even know I can get hold of them (I’m from Finland 🇫🇮). Then several years ago I found your channel and that was a new makeup beginning for me. I found the joy of doing colorful makeup and you are still such a inspiration for me 💜💜💜 Now I have a pretty big collection and I’m finally waiting for my first order from Unearthly (The weirdos & Vitality) and my like 100th order from Oden’s eye 😅😅. I would love to see “the best palette from each Indie brand”, I always loooove to see your recommendations even tho I’m far from being a beginner 😄😄 Long story short I adore your channel 💙❤️💚💙💜🖤🤍🧡
In my early 20s, I was the cool kid that wore MAC when it was a Toronto indie. Yes, I'm that old! MAC was revolutionary because it did makeup for all skin tones, which none of the mainstream brands, from drugstore to high end, did makeup for anyone darker than medium-light. And one of my proudest Canadian moments was walking into a flagship Canadian department store that had picked up MAC and there she was, RuPaul, on 3 metre high poster boards behind the MAC counter. A beautiful black spokes model for the newly launched Viva Glam. It was revolutionary for the early 90s. This was a year or two before Estée Lauder bought out MAC and ruined the brand.
I’m loving it’s bel brand and love it sooo much! The owner is a Puerto Rican woman and I live in PR so I enjoy supporting her. The eyeshadows are incredible quality and the shimmers are in the trip 3 of all that I own. The prices are very reasonable as well. I know you have already tried the breaks the rules palette, that’s where I first heard of this brand actually; but the other palettes are amazing as well. The lipsticks are really comfortable to wear and the colors are awesome.
I love Devinah and her customer service. I just wish she would do a palette instead of just individual and bundle shadows. wearing her single duochrome in Zira with Nomad Hudson Valley today.
I love that you called yourself out and we’re completely honest with yourself and your audience. You’re probably my favorite to watch, you’re honest and open and I love it!!!!!❤ Thank you!
I had never heard about Mickabeauty, but I just checked them out and they look very interesting 😊 I live in Denmark so the only multichromes I've tried are from Glamshop... Can you tell me a bit about Micka? 😊
@@AnetteL.Nielsen It's a french indie brand, the owner, Micka, is fantastic! So sweet and she makes everything by herself. Shimmers are fantastic! Wet looking, shifting, glittery and sparkling. If you are familiar with glamshop they have pretty much the same effect but less chunky and easier to apply. The mattes are very good, a bit powdery but nothing dramatic, they're blendable, buildable and very pigmented. She has 2 palettes, lot of stunning pigments and 6 pressed multichromes, and two new palette are about to come. I'm so excited
I also discovered Micka Beauty recently. Bought the peacock palette, a bunch of her hydra liners and some of her new hand pressed multichrome single shadows. And I love them ✨ for me the things work perfectly fine. I'm also a fan of Glamshop and cosmic brushes 😉
@@thebeautyandserena Thank you so much 😊 Now they're on my exploring-list 😀 I enjoy my glamshop Turbo Glows and multichromes, but I feel like there's something out there, that has a better formula and still is in the EU 🙂
love your channel!!! do a best of indie - who does the best texture? best staying power? best sparkles? best dimension? best mattes? inquiring minds want to know, asking for a friend, gimme your hot takes! best bang for the buck indie?!! indie palette showdown?
@@AngelicaNyqvist I know you love lots of indie brands, and it doesn't have to be comprehensive, just come up with some limits - limit it to top 10, last 6 mos, last year or cool tones or early releases or something... we just wanna hear you chat n laugh n get ready honestly :) I did LOVE that one you just did where you let your youtuber friends pick your makeup, that was so fun - I love seeing y'all interact
Wicked sisters cosmetics is my favorite indie brand hands down. They are local for me but they have just awesome theming and they are very responsive to their customers. They will highlight us on Instagram if we tag them in our looks. They make you feel good about buying from them
I really like what your channel has become lately. Not every youtuber is smart and able to analyse, and this is what makes your channel special to me. Thanks for the work you do, Angelica ❤
I’ve heard chatter about Playing in Makeup By Yolanda (PIMBY), but have yet to see an influencer talk about, and they have a lot of color in their palettes.
Killer queens cosmetics is the only brand that I'd literally never ever order from again and that I would publicly state is unprofessional and not worth your time or energy. The product itself is fine not fantastic but decent but the customer service is so incredibly horrendous and I do believe that some people have actually been ripped off by the brand. I wasn't thank goodness but I was lied to over and over again and I see on Instagram that the same issues are still happening 2 years later.
For a small brand, have you tried "Bitter Lace Beauty"?? They have GORGEOUS iridescent highlighters that I use as shadows and lip toppers as well. They're INSANE.
What resonated from me in this video is thinking about if brands can handle the traffic to their site/shop and keep up with demand after being called out by someone with a big audience. An indie brand I love the quality of is Copacetic Cosmetics, but they're such a small team that their shipping time is usually 4 weeks. They have amazing multichromes, and even do a $2 Tuesday sale monthly (very low buy friendly), and when you buy a grab bag from them, they look at your account to see what you like/purchased to try and include things you'll like. While I wholeheartedly recommend them, it's good to be prepared to wait for the products to arrive. They have always been worth the wait, but it is definitely a wait. I like the approach of a "Best in Indie" series! While it's nice to try new things and brands, it's hard to justify waiting on it if it's literally your job. I hope you find a good balance, and I'll be watching either way!
You should try fawn beauty! They just have lip glosses and oils but the lip gloss is unlike any other gloss I’ve tried. It’s very nourishing, lightweight, and just looks beautiful!
I would highly recommend checking out Jolie Beauty. Their palettes are on the larger size, but their vampyrism palette is really nice quality and they recently released a fairy themed palette. I own their sorcerer (older palette) and vampyrism palette and while they are both good, you can tell they keep improving the quality with each new release. I was so impressed with the purples in the vampyrism palette, and it has two gorgeous duochromes in the palette as well. Would be curious to know what you think of their quality.
ETA: I'm not well versed in Indie makeup, however have you ever seen Katie Marie's channel? (Her name is the name of the channel.) Not only is she an IndieQueen and is constantly introducing me to new brands, she's also a color lover like yourself! Maybe she could give you a couple brands to check out? I feel like with her being a makeup reviewer in conjuction with being a smaller channel, she might have exactly what you're looking for! Hey Angelica! So I had an idea, with your "best palettes from each indie brand" video idea... Do you think a good video idea could be to do the best palettes within one brand, but each palette fits a category? So take UnearthlyCosmetics. What's their best neutral palette? Their best pastel? Their best rainbow? Best overall color story? Best monochromatic? Orrrr... Maybe pit all the indie brands together and do a video that's more like which neutral indie brand palette is the best? Which brand has the best rainbow? Best all shimmer? Etc... I'm sure you get it. All I know is that personally, I'd LOVE to see either video 😊 Anyway, I'm seriously loving all these videos that pull back the curtain (so to speak) of your mind and we're lucky enough to get hear what you really think. I'm all about hearing different perspectives. Imo, it truly is the only way to develop an open mind and to learn how to see things in a different light.
I'm noticing there's much bigger focus on indie brands from USA. As for someone who lives in EU with low income, that make-up is unreachable for me. Yes, I know there's Oden's Eye, Lethal Cosmetics and Glam Shop, but I want to see more. I'm always so disappointed when I see beautiful colour story palette and then I see it's brand from USA. Lots of those brands don't even ship to my country too. There's also a problem even within EU with shipping. Example: Kiko Milano is from Italy, I'm from Slovenia, so their neighbour country, but they don't ship to Slovenia. British brands are now useless for me too since the Brexit happened. That's why I would love to see more EU-based indie brands.
I second this. Currently working on a list for EU Indie brands (just for myself). I am in Germany - and you can find indie brands in Europe that are great, but you have to dig deep. Google only gets you so far.
What about GlossGods? I don't live in Europe but I'm obsessed with them since Angie showed them a few weeks ago. I'm in a similar situation where I can't afford to buy from out of the country but if Sweden works for you (I don't understand all the rules over there 🤷) then they have amazing indie makeup! Good luck 🤞
That's rough though that they won't ship to a neighbouring country. But yeah I don't really wanna know how much I've handed over to the customs office so far x.x
I would love for you to try more indie brands!! The ones I have had my eyes on are Electrum (the new sea witch palette), jolie beauty, and the new terra moons palette looks absolutely breathtaking!! Also I just recently got the palette Witchcraft from an etsy makeup brand Spellbound Beauty and omg the textures and shimmers are to die for!!
one of my fav indie brands - (about which I feel people are not talking so much is) : It´s Bell cosmetics. They have beautiful color stories, different formulas and recently even added their first mattes. And yes, agreeing with ladies below - more GRWM, educational & awareness videos.
I also have hooded eyes and a large crease in the inner corner of my eye (I'm 39). I have found that using the same eyeshadow base that I used in the beginning on top like a glitter glue keeps my shimmers from creasing. It locks in the shimmer the same way it locks in the mattes. Since I've started doing this I haven't had any shimmers, metallics or multi Chrome, even the more squishy ones lol(those were the worst), crease on me and they stay looking beautiful all day.
Personally I would really appreciate if you tested out smaller brands and then let us know. I don’t have enough money to be “gambling” on every brand I see on Instagram (even tho I would love to)
I feel this same way with every single makeup purchase I make and why watching Angie helps so much. Even with drugstore makeup price increasing I don't want to take any chances.
I don't know next big thing... But I think Simply Posh Cosmetics and the Pastel Roses have great eye products. I have multiple products from both and love them. Pastel Roses also has great and responsive customer service. They often throw in a free single in orders aaand their packaging is always super thorough and diligent to ensure your items arrive safely... They also always ship quickly. When they accidentally forgot a shadow in my order I got it 2 days after I notified them in the mail with a free single on top.
You are inspiring. You encouraged me to wear colorful eye colors and that I, too, can wear blue eyeshadow and won’t look like Mimi from Drew Carey Show. ❤ I think you said, it’s not that serious. It washes off. I was like, yeah! I can wear colors. I wear it for me because I like it and it makes me happy.
I would like to see Black Moon Cosmetics although I’ve bought from them and I’m already impressed and this brand I saw Elli J. Beauty. Also for topics I would love to hear your thoughts on smaller like really small creators and what they should be doing because if you aren’t on someone’s pr list… it’s tough
Yes!!! Their lip products are amazing! And I wish they would come out with a new palette and a silver highlighter, bc their highlighters are bomb ❤ Catshark is just *chef’s kiss*
I second this!! And Prados just released a collection with an orange blush… if I know one thing about Angie, it’s that this is her kinda makeup brand 😂 and they have some colorful eyeshadows, Angie is set. And I’ve been eyeing Cheekbone’s eyeshadow sticks, but am waiting for reviews.
I recently bought a shadow from a small Etsy shop named VIPGlitznglam. The shadow was beautiful, a light blue and pink duochrome, and she threw in an extra iridescent multichrome because it took a couple extra days to ship. They came very well packaged and quickly. She has eyeshadow, lip glosses, and flakies. Very highly recommend 💕💕💕
Yes! I scrolled through the comments looking for Prados. The Matriarch Palette, Steven Paul Judd palette, and THE NEW ORANGE BLUSH seem right up her alley, but personally I’ve only tried their brushes (amazing, soft, great quality) and some tools but that was in 2020 before the Matriarch and Sagrado collections came out (and before my budget got much, much tighter 😅). Unrelated- I’d also love to see some RU-vid reviews for Cheekbone cosmetics, also indigenous-owned, as I’ve only seen Quannah Rose (Native American model) talk about them on her Instagram but that’s been it. Would love to see that mint eyeshadow sticks reviewed!
@@laurac9453 Yes! I saw Samantha March talk about the orange blush, mentioning Angie, literally today!! And I totally agree about Cheekbone! My comment originally started out including both but then I hesitated because I wondered if Cheekbone's aesthetic might be too understated for Angie. Then again, I have the bright turquoise eyeshadow stick from them and love it!
I really enjoy Menagerie Cosmetics, Likely Makeup, and Black Moon Cosmetics. The blush palettes for Likely Makeup are so beautiful and bold. I have been wanting to try Geologie Cosmetics, Endangered Cosmetics, and VE Cosmetics.
Would love to see a video on your favorite palettes from each indie brand. I fell down the indie rabbit hole after finding your videos and I’m not mad about it. 😂
I bought Stasy Alex palettes (I saw the brand on Instagram). The brand is from Belarus and I do like the palettes quit a bit ^-^ I don't know though, if they still ship at the moment!
Ok I watch your videos religiously, so I will probably watch anything... 😂 But I would love if you brought in products from small indie brands once in a while in a GRWM or similar. I like when I can find small brands to support. I found The Pastel Roses a bit over a year ago and now I LOVE their duochromes and multichromes. For someone who can't afford to buy everything Clionadh puts out, a UK multichrome brand is great :D I'd love to see you try them!
Absolutly love The Pastel Roses UK. Even if you live in the US, this is a great brand to try. The shadows are such a great value for the shift that it makes up for the shipping imo!
I know you tried before Glam shop and got big box of their products in PR, but I still wish to see more of it on your channel in use :) . For all those EU people :D
The comments have been so much fun! I also so agree with your thoughts on really small indie brands… they aren’t ready for us (stock wise). 🤡 I have always wanted to try Cliondah but they are always out of stock and orders take forever. I am so happy for their growth but frustrated as a wanna be customer.
I have to say that I was really impressed by this topic and how you reflect on it. And I think you are really on to something, both trying out new indie brands off camera ect., and really thinking though what your impact as a bigger channel can do, and thereby taking responsibility. I deeply respect and appreciate you for that. Thank you for being you ❤️ I'm from Denmark and I have often wondered about European indie brands. I have long felt that most new indie brands are from the USA, and of course the US is much bigger than the EU, but I feel that there is a lack of focus on the European and Scandinavian indie brands (except Oden's Eye and I have to say that your palette still is one of my favourite, so well curated 👏♥️), if there are any??? Would it be possible for you to look into this, I feel it would be exiting 😍👏 and, I again love your look!! 😍😍😍
I am here for this. You were tactful, and really touched on so much. I love that because I value others opinions however no drama. Hahaha I just did my makeup on half my face to go for my Painful Nerve Blocker shots. Eyes with Ace Beaute Falling for Fall, brows bit of cream blush and highlighter. My pain is so bad I was told to ask for a CT on my neck and lower back. Have a happy day Angel.
I tried tried your eyeshadow application technique today!!!! I did it in browns/neutrals...starting slow!!! I will keep practicing and then move into you awesome color combos!!! Love the red with the purple, in this video! 💜💜💜
I would love for you to review looxi again. All their releases this year seem great! Would love to know your thoughts. Would also love if you could compare them to the more expensive indie brands.
I do miss seeing content related to single shadows and Indie brands. I like personalizing my collection more than some main stream brands allow for. I would love if you had more Indie content even if they aren't first impressions.
I don't know of any indie brands to try because i only found alot of the indie brands because of RU-vid, a few years ago i had no idea who Kaleidos, Oden's eye, Unearthly cosmetics, Lethal, Nomad, Sydney grace and many more where. So it's thanks to creators like yourself Angie that i found alot of these brands, I've tried some that i mentioned and they are fantastic 😀
Hi Angie!!! You have inspired me to use color combinations with your eye looks using similar colors I have. I know I am in the minority here, but I did want to comment that I am personally getting into single shadows because I realize that I have enough palates and just want to fill holes that I do not have in my collection and go through what I already own. I would love to have you do a video on “local” or Texas based brands and your experience purchasing. Even though I live in LA,I think it could be a fun concept. I would also love a brush video or at least how you use certain shapes because I realize it may be hard to track down specific brushes to link. Enjoy your family visiting 😀❤️❤️
Love this type of video!❤ I bought the bh Blueberry Muffin palette the same day you first mentioned it on New Makeup Releases. You were so excited about it, I didn’t even wait for a review!😅 I liked the older releases (Zodiac,etc.) but the bh madness that began with the Ice Cream Shoppe and Blueberry Muffin went through the roof. I was right there on the bh train! It’s so unfortunate that the brand was evidently unprepared for the magnitude of their success. 😢
I would love you to take a look at Prados Beauty - small indigenous women run brand with interesting palettes, makeup brushes, artist collabs. A best of indie brands video sounds amazing! 💛🧡❤
I think simply posh cosmetics is a really exciting up and coming indie brand. Their fairytale fairies palette was wonderful, they have a great formula and will be exciting to see what they come up with next.
I get more creasing using a glitter primer than not. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong because I see so many others loving them and having great looks utilizing them. When I do it's like the primer sticks to itself before I can even get the shimmers on it or I can't pack enough on or something and I can feel the glitter primer. I've used just the tiniest amount too.
Kerri I've had the same experience with traditional glitter glue or primer. What works for me is the Fyrinnae pixy epoxy & it's affordable. Highly recommend if you're really looking for something that does not crease on my heavily hooded lids. 🤗
Yep, same here. I usually stick to a regular eyeshadow primer and then dampen my brush with a mixing medium. Not a setting spray or duraline, but a mixing medium that some makeup artist brands sell. Makes shadows less waxy, more compact, and then it dries down and sticks.
I have hooded eyes and the trick to using a glitter glue (for me, and I have oily lids) seems to be applying a couple mustard seeds worth of it directly on my finger and tapping it on my eyelid so that it becomes a bit tacky. Using a brush ALWAYS results in creasing. I then use my pinky or a tiny brush to apply the sparkly shade with a light touch and not smearing. (tap it on).
@@blendofdays I too use the Fyrinnae and it’s much easier to work with. Zero creasing for me! I first found out about it from Theresa Is Dead’s comment section. I love how I find cool indie products not just from the creator’s videos, but also from the comment sections.
I nearly bought this palette but I'm glad I didn't as the colour story looks so much different in terms of tone here. The pictures on the website give the colours a much more solid, primary colour quality. I love Fantasy Cosmetica - I couldn't care less about the way the palettes are made or where they're made, they are such good quality and make me so happy, the international shipping is so reasonable in price and quick and the customer service great. Plus I love the familar fantasy aspect.
FaceGlazeBeauty does amazing single eyeshadows - on Etsy - amazing colors and textures. great value with quick turnaround, usually! sometimes has a full palette or two for purchase.
I was honestly always slightly iffy about indie brands until I found you. Took the plunge and found some of my favorites thanks to you! So I would love a best of indie series
I really wanted to try indie brands until I received an angry email from Glaminatrix cosmetics. I didn’t make any order, it was just a generic email for everybody subscribed to their newsletter. In that email the owner was describing all the process of creating a palette, saying “I do this, I do that…”, so I understood she was making the shadows personally. to be honest I was shocked. So my doubt is who controls the quality? The ingredients, the conditions in which the products are made? Especially the hygiene? And is it even possible to make everything sanitised enough if you are making it at home/ office ?? I will apply the product on my skin / eyes. So I prefer to confide in a factory that are on market for a bunch of years
the best multichromes I've ever tried (and I've tried a lot) are from Touch of Glam! The shadows are amazing! The only downside is because it's only run by a few people it can take months before you get your order. I've ordered multiple times despite this and every time I was blown away by the quality!
My online business was my baby. I reached out to influencers, through their management and not one got back to me. Had an influencer deigned to respond to me, I think my business could have succeeded. I would have been able to pay my staff. I was a person who wanted to pay for sponsorships. Influencers, in my opinion, can make or break a business.
You introduced me to the Indy world! I’d love a video like the best of! I also like the ABH glitter glue while the brush is weird (like a nail brush) I feel like it works good on my hooded eyes
Portland Black Lipstick Company. There are actually many shades besides black. They are handmade and very moisturizing and very pigmented. Colors you won’t find anywhere else.
I have super hooded (and oily, lol) eyes and I always use the wnw photofocus eyeshadow primer underneath my eyeshadow and underneath glitter primer, it's the best I've ever found at keeping my eyeshadow in place no matter what (literally, better than UD, better than Smashbox, Milani, Mac, etc).
I really love this video! It shows how self-aware you are about your influence and I really appreciate that! As for a small indie brand I really fell in love with after trying it is ProGlitz! It's an UK based brand, and I just stumbled across their UH-MAZING loose multichrome pigments. They're just so sparkly and yummy, and the owner was a makeup artist and is just really nice! She helped me multiple times when choosing what to buy, and also threw in free goodies after I got a customs charge I wasn't supposed to get. So 100% recommend ProGlitz!!!
The formula of some of these newer Unearthly palettes is a little bit different. It's like when you start out with the lighter colors and then go in with the darker colors, the darker colors aren't gonna appear as deep. But when you start with the darker colors, they seem to appear more pigmented. Back when they mainly did the 9 pan palettes, it seemed like the order in which you layered the colors didn't make as big of a difference.
Loving these introspective exploratory videos and that peach with the reds is 🔥 Super interested to hear about indie brand products beyond eyeshadow/palettes. I looooove indie eyeshadow but it would be cool to hear about more lip and base products too.
I'd love to see what you think of Rituel de Fille if you haven't tried them yet, but it may be a diff style of makeup than what you usually wear. There are orange blushes though 😁
Simply Posh Cosmetics released their Fairytale Fairies pallete a couple months ago and its beautiful! But they just released their Genuine Gems palette of beautiful rich jewel tones and it's so pretty! I haven't heard anyone talking about them
I’ve found a lot of indie brands that’s I love thanks to you and I would loooove for that to continue. You’re extremely inspiring to me and over the years watching I’ve become so comfortable doing the colorful looks I love and pushing myself. Absolutely thankful you keep making videos! Also, definitely do a best of indie brands video! ❤
Yes Angelica, A collective video of your favourite small indie brands that u have tried either through accepting PR from the brand or recommended by one of us Subscribers. I love the Small Indie Brand called "Island Play" I have 2 of their palettes and I really like them, very colourful and both matts and Shimmers preform lovely. The owners name is Gisselle and both my orders, that I have placed, have had a hand written note from Gisselle, packaged well for Transport also. I do love that u r doing different videos and I feel that u r getting back to your creator roots, which I love, since u have been on your low buy. Love Alli and Bella XXX
Yes best of indie would be great! I’m loving these more creative videos. Even though I do enjoy new makeup videos. Since ALL the youtubers I watch end up getting them, they start to get repetitive and I’m not as invested when I watch the videos. I still do because I love supporting my fave you tubers but it just gets old quick 🙈 great video. Keep ‘em coming
Sample Beauty is a brand I thought had a great feature, specially after it got bought by Beauty Bay, but then the Pandemic hit and seemed to have sunken to oblivion. I hope it resurfaces. I love their matte formula.
I wish youtubers forget the sentense" don't forget to subscribe" , everybody sees the button and understands it's functionality, why it's sooo important to remind it in every single video. But not to be just negative, thanks to your videos I've discovered swedesh brands and I love them, it's so unique when youtuber recommends eu based brands, thank you for that.
I'm not sure that moira cosmetics is indie or not but I bought their blushersand they're amazing! However being in the uk the postage is expensive! Seeing as you have access would you consider them? 🤷🏽♀️ Btw love this look 😍
