Ulta gift card, need some suggestions.

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Christine J.

Jun 17, 2016

Christine J.

So many things to buy and I have $100 on my gift card. What are some products (preferably high end) you recommend? Open to any of these products: primer, foundation, concealer, eyebrow pencil, lipsticks, makeup remover, skincare.

Rachel W.

Jun 17, 2016

Rachel W.

Try the ABH brow whiz or the brow definer. Their glow kits are also fantastic. Although the L'Oreal true match Lumi foundation is low-end, it still performs really wonderfully and many MUAs on YouTube swear by it. The Smashbox photo finish primer is my holy grail of primers! The UD lipsticks are so so so so good. I picked up one of the sheer Revolution lipsticks from UD in the shade "Liar" and it's the most perfect pink-nude shade I've ever worn. I think they have Murad skincare products at Ulta; any of their products are soooo worth it.
Have fun on your shopping spree! :)

Shelby H.

Jun 17, 2016

Shelby H.

My favorite products at Ulta are Dr. Brandt Pores no More Primer, First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair moisturizer (the ultra repair serum is even better but I'm not sure if Ulta carries it), Nyx pressed banana powder, Laura Geller Baked Gelato illuminator (I'm obsessed with peach swirl), Philosophy Purity Facial Cleanser, Smashbox Pore Minimizing Primer, Urban Decay Naked Skin Foundation & Concealer :) I have sensitive normal skin btw & these all work great for me.

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