Sorry, but avoid 7 such makeup products, these are scams
The beauty industry's profit motive is evident as it capitalizes on consumer insecurities to sell potentially unnecessary makeup products.
1. Color-adapting
sunscreen and moisturizer
Promoted as universal, may not provide significant benefits beyond regular sunscreen, as per the article.
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2. Peel-off lip tints
Criticized for their potential lack of practicality, serving more for social media content than daily use, according to makeup artist Rose Gallagher
Discouraged, with the suggestion to use existing makeup products for the trendy faux freckle look
Faux freckle pens
Eyeshadow primer's
Necessity is questioned, with the article proposing that existing makeup items might fulfill the same purpose of preserving eye makeup
Cautioned against, as they may absorb products, potentially wasting the makeup being applied.
Makeup sponges
Advised for those with fine lashes but cautioned against for potentially creating a clumpy or unnatural look on most people.
White mascara primer
Expensive setting sprays
Should be chosen carefully based on ingredients, particularly for individuals with sensitive or dehydrated skin, according to makeup artist Hughes.
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The article encourages consumers to consider their specific needs and skin types when deciding on makeup products.