Thin Lizzy 6 in 1 Professional Powder Set Review

This is a powder trying to be everything and not really being anything! Somewhere between a pressed powder and foundation there's just no coverage at all. Slightly orange based a d not enough of a colour range. Darker shade might suit some as a light bronzer. But much ado about nothing

Don't like this at all really. Makes my skin look far too orange and wouldn't say it looks good as a bronzer at all. Def not a 6in1.

Looked super orange on me, was an absolute disaster, especially for that price! It might work for other people, but on pale skin I would avoid it at all costs.

It definitely doesn’t live up to the 5 in one, I find I can only use it to contour as it is to shiny and too much of an orange tone to use for anything else, so it makes for a very expensive contour

Can't say I'm raving about this one.. Doesnt really live up to its '5 in 1' name, too orange toned. I use it veryy lightly for a little cheek colour but quite shimmery so doesnt work for most day to day makeup

Too dark,patchy. And very orange on my skin. It's been on the market for ages, but there is so many better products to choose from.

Wasn’t to crazy about this product. I found that it didn’t last all day like i thought it would. Loved the packaging and customer service is amazing, just didn’t like the 6 in 1 powder. I do however love the other thin lizzy products.

I personally don't like this as an all over powder foundation, It applies quite heavily making you look like you've just slapped a whole heap of nutella of your face =/ BUT, I love this to even out the complexion (of my foundation) down my neck. It's amazing for that purpose, and that purpose alone. It's a terrible bronzer, terrible eye shadow and a terrible lip colour. But amazing for evening out your complexion :)

Like many reviewers below, this was one of the first makeup products I started out with, recommended by the beauty lady at the pharmacy. I used it for about a year, before I discovered better products and moved on, but I do occasionally use this when I feel the need for a bit of nostalgia.

If you're in any way fair, this is WAY too orangey and dark to use all over your face, even just as a light dusting of bronzer. I used this (lightly) around the edges of my face (doing the whole '3-E' routine) in an attempt to look a bit more defined. If I used it lightly enough I could kind of get away with it, but it is very orange-toned, plus it's slightly shimmery, so it's really not the best for any kind of contouring.

If you have a darker skintone, you could probably use this as a general bronzer/warm blush, but it just doesn't work for that on fairer skin.

You can do the whole "use as eyeshadow" thing, but to be honest, the colour isn't flattering on my eyes, and it just looked muddy and unappealing.

As for the things that come with the powder: the lipgloss is extremely thick and sticky (which does mean that it stays on forever), and has a strawberry scent. Not really my thing. The double-ended eyeliners are actually not bad - nothing out of the ordinary, or particularly long-lasting, but they're nice staples to have around. The sturdy metal tin is probably the best thing about the whole deal - I have a special edition one which is really handy for keeping bits and bobs in. :)

Overall: if you're willing to pay the rather large price, then I don't see any problem with trying it out, but I do think it's more likely to work for you if you don't have really fair skin.