Thin Lizzy 6 in 1 Professional Powder Set Review

My mum bought this set for me and my sister a while back. It came with a lip gloss, eye liner, a brush and of course the powder. It all came in this super cute tin. Too bad the tin was the best thing about this set!! I have naturally dark skin and even this powder was way to dark for my skin. It completely caked my face even though i used minimal product. It has a bit of shimmer in the powder itself which I found strange. I tried to contour with it and even this made me look funny due to the massive colour contrast between my skin and the product!! The brush isn't the softest either but I guess if the product was good I would have used some other brush from my collection to apply the powder. The lip gloss was insanely sticky and far to weird feeling on my lips. The scent of it was fine but doesn't make up for the uncomfortable feeling on my lips!! The eye liner pencil has little to no colour pay off.. You have to apply it with so much pressure to get even the lightest line.. This set is definitely a waste of money I reckon. I was excited about the claims the adverts for this product was making because i find it hard to find a foundation to perfectly match my dark complexion.. They claim that the product is great as a foundation for darker skin.. It most definitely did not work for my skin :(

They claim that it can be a all over face powder bronzer eyeshadow lip colour etc. I have to disagree... You put this all over your face you'll look like an oompa loompa. It'd be a great product for a bronzer but that's about it and $40 for what I consider a drugstore "bronzer" is too expensive. Sure you get an eyeliner and a lipgloss but those aren't too great either

I'm a fan of the Concealer, But the 6 in 1 is a whole different story. Felt so orange and gross after using it so now I use it to contour..

Good bronzer and/or contour if thats what your looking for, but all over? Haha that would look ridiculus on any skin tone! So it obviously doesnt do what it claims, in saying that it is quite good quality for the price. I like the eyeliner that comes with it and the brush too, use them both daily. The lip gloss smells nices but feels quite sticky when you wear it.

Once upon a time, I bought this thinking piece of cake, I can use this like a pro. Wrong first few times I went a little orange, ok more than a little on my pale face. So I put this to the side in my makeup collection and left it. Then I started temping in a relaxed call centre and needed a not really made up look. I started with BB cream to hide faults followed by mineral foundation then I use the thin lizzy powder on cheeks and eyes, blending lots with the brush. Then without adding any more powder to the brush, I run it over my face to spread the sparkle lightly. This seems to do the job for me. The eyeliner doesn't seem to last all day for me but it annoys my eyes a little on occasion so I don't wear it that much. I do wear contacts, so that doesn't help matters. The lip gloss is sticky but no worse than some of the others in the market. I have used the lip gloss for a moisturiser spot treatment if I think that some skin is looking a little dry and I can't be bothered getting my normal stuff, it seems to work ok and you only need a little bit. Would I buy this again? probably not as by the time I am finished both compacts that came in the kit I probably should have thrown out the second one for being too old. There are other products that suit my skin colouring a little better than this one.

6 in 1? Definitely not. However I do like it as a bronzer.

I could never imagine using how they do in the advertisements.

It comes with a eyeliner and lipgloss which I always throw away.

I brought this because I thought COOL! 6 in one! that means less time applying everything else! ERR, WRONG! I find I have to use concealer and foundation still. Thin Lizzy is only good to set my foundation and as a bronzer. I do love the lip gloss, but the eyeliner still hasnt been touched

Mineral Powder can do amazing things for a 'shiny' complexion such as mine. No liquid foundation can achieve what mineral can for this purpose.

It offers great coverage and feels less cloggy than powders or liquid foundation.

I have tried more expensive mineral foundations, such as Mary Kay. For me, Thin Lizzy does as good a job, for half the $$ - win win.

I can't express enough how much I have this product! My mum uses this everyday and it's alright for her not that you notice any difference when she uses it but when I did for a while it made my skin look really oily and it had orange blotches around in random spots. I really just dislike this and would never try it again. I think it's alright for much older skin but not mine.

I guess, seeing as it is advertised widely as an infomercial, this is an indicator in itself that it will over promise and under deliver. And this is indeed what it does. I like it for a bronzes on my cheeks, yes. But that's it. Over use of the product, as suggested by the infomercial, just makes you look ridiculous.