Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Having knowledge and experience of making cosmetics, this set is good for the young teen. The colors are not all well pigmented and once you get past the dazzle of 168 colors you’ll see the price is about right for what you really get. There is a lot of fallout on the colors. Fallout is the “crumbs” of color that fall when you swipe your brush across the pan. It just falls out, not on your brush. The lip colors are well pigmented, the brushes included are cheap. If you read the companies mission, it states its pride of using natural ingredients however, this product is made in china so since dangerous cheap knocksoffs come from china, I’d be extra cautious about the ingredients. Everything in here uses talc. Though natural talc deposits may contain asbestos, which is a known carcinogen, cosmetic talcum powder has been asbestos-free since the 1970s, according to the American Cancer Society. Nevertheless, some research has linked it to increased risk of ovarian cancer.Jul 11, 2016 It is an ok palette for those beginning but it would not be my go to as an adult.