Thin Lizzy 6 in 1 Professional Powder Set Review

I have been given Thin Lizzy for a gift a few times and no one has ever gotten me the right shade, well so I thought. I went to the local pharmacy to see if it was right with my skin tone and they suggested yes so I trusted them and thought I would give it a try. I found that this powder in particular leaves you looking very orange. It also feels very heavy on your face instead of feeling sheer.

The lip gloss has a nice smell to it and if it wasn't so sticky and gloopy consistency it would be quite nice.

Very expensive product and I would not recommend unless you get it as a gift or get a consultation.

I find that's the thin Lizzy used as a bronzer only really goes well if your looking for a dramatic bronzed look... Even if you want to slightly bronze your face it's far to dark. I have a fair-medium toned skin and use the light shade and feel it make me look like I have splotchy/orange skin. Not that impressed with this product

I've been using this powder for a year now, only cos I've already had it and only as a bronzer. I have uneven skin tone and pigmentation to boot so this was never guna be a do it all product for me anyways. I like it yes, but but only for the one purpose, it doesnt work as a lip color, or blusher for me though.

First of all I would not say this is a 6-in-1 product at all. It definitely makes a nice bronzer/highlighter though. It was slightly too orange toned for my skin, especially in photos. There are much better bronzers on the market now, that I feel this has been superceded.

This product was raved about for so long, and it was one of the first of it's type to hit the mainstream market. I used to use it religiously, it offered me the right amount of coverage and suited my colouring well. And that lip gloss that comes with it? I'd eat that for dessert.

However. Now that so many other products are around and readily available, Thin Lizzie is no longer a good deal, and there are many, far more superior products out there. I no longer use this, although I do still have some left over for the kids to play with.

Note: I *do* still use the eyeliner pencil that came in the tin.

The product is good quality but I find it goes flakey on my skin after a couple of hours and can also feel a little caked on top of some foundations.

This used to be my holy grail when I was younger and knew what bronzer was. I do love the colour but feel that there are bronzers for the same price with better formula and easier to blend.