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Cosmetics Haul ...

Photography by Kristine 2018

COSMETICS HAUL 

This is a different kind of post for me.

I am not usually one to use brand names on my blog. 

This photograph was inspired by watching You Tube shopping hauls. 
Many women speak of shopping trips and what they purchase.
They mention what they like and why. 

I thought I would post about my recent cosmetic gatherings! 

This spree was purchased with a budget friendly mindset. There are plenty of  high end items out there, although some well known brand names have many products worth giving a shout out to! 

Here are my favorites! 

I would love to hear what your budget friendly finds are! 

These are the items photographed: 

L'Oreal True Match Face Powder
L'Oreal True Match Lumi Makeup Foundation
Garnier Facial Mist Rose Water
Maybelline Colossal Mascara
Dove Body Wash Dry Oil 
Nature's Truth Goodnight Essential Oil
Dove Antiperspirant Cool Essentials
Skintimate Shaving Gel 

Also: (Not photographed)
NYX Eyeliner (Dark Brown)
Rimmel London Eyeliner (Dark Brown) 


Disclaimer: The statements above were not made for profit. I have not been paid  by any manufacturer to promote these products.

#cosmeticshaul #cosmetics #buyingforless #costmeticrecommendations #qualityforless






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