Are makeup from H&M any good?

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Shengmin L.

Jan 12, 2016

Shengmin L.

Are H&M makeup any good? I was looking at some of their foundation powders as well as this contour kit from there. The packaging looks really nice as well as the color but I'm scared that it'll be bad quality makeup that breaks you out. Anyone used any make up from retail clothing stores and are they good?

Alexis C.

Jan 12, 2016

Alexis C.

Tati on YouTube did a video where she did a first impression of either Forever 21 or H&M makeup (I can't really remember but I believe it was H&M) so I'd suggest checking that out (:

Valerie C.

Jan 12, 2016

Valerie C.

I wouldn't use them, I looked at their ingredients and they are terrible. It's cheap makeup,

Tiia H.

Jan 12, 2016

Tiia H.

I agree with Alexis. Tati made a great, informative video :)

In my opinion, face products are not in the same level with the "basic drugstore" products. With that I mean, that I think it's easier to find more quality products from a normal drugstore/market than retail clothing stores. But for example, H&Ms cream eyeshadows are fantastic in pigment and are great bases for other eyeshadows. I'm quite impressed that how the quality of their products has improved during these years. Hopefully someone else can give you a more spesific answer, but overall, I prefer using H&Ms eye products more than their face products.

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