Thin Lizzy 6 in 1 Professional Powder Set Review

Am on my third lot of Thin Lizzy, I use as a foundation and then color up cheeks to achieve the right shades. No problems with looking fake or orange toning as mentioned by others. WIll continue to use as covers well and hides blemishes without looking as though its been plastered not.

Found that it didn't live up to it's advertising. I have sun damaged skin and it certainly hasn't hidden the blemishes unless I put it on really thickly

Unfortunately not as good as the ads. I always take a layer off with tissue paper - though I am very light handed with applying!

UPDATE: I have recently got a bit of colour in my face (been overseas) and my Thin Lizzy is getting very low, so I guess not so much on the brush and I am now really liking the results!!!!

This just didnt work for me. I dont know if maybe I didn't use it right. Worked ok as an eyeshadow. But didnt work as a concealer or bronzer or lip colour.

I cant use this as a foundation cause makes me orange looking but I do use it as a contour an a tanning product on my legs. I use this daily so I would recommend this product its really handy for a multi use product.

I find that it looks too orange on my skin, even if i use it as a contour. I wouldn't use it as a bronzer... I have used it on my eyelids but found that it creased too quickly. Also, I find it breaks too easily. mine turned to dust within weeks.

I used this a few times and didn't like it as it made me orange, when I fell pregnant though I was lazy and couldn't be bothered putting foundation on everyday so I gave the thin lizzy another go and loved it... I've used it ever since, and my daughter is almost 10 months old now I don't know what changed maybe the way I apply it? You have to do it very lightly

Ive been using thin lizzy for a few years now. its easy to apply and hides all the bits you dont want people to see. it lives up to its reputation. Its just knowing how much to apply on to your skin and how to make it look even. There are different colours so you just need to find the correct one for your colour tone. Its a very simple and affordable product to have.

You have to be really careful applying thin lizzy your only a few sweeps away from looking nice and clean to ompa-loompa! Also I have oily skin and often thin lizzy would make me break out if I use to much or to often. I still use thin lizzy as a light blush or to help even out my skin but there are other brands which would work better :)