What are the best makeup/ beauty products for $60 or lower?

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Maddy W.

Apr 14, 2014

Maddy W.

Available at ulta!! I'm 13 and I was thinking maybe the benefit bigger than bb cream but I don't know. What are the products that you guys would recommend?? Here's me without makeup:

Hannah Rose M.

Apr 14, 2014

Hannah Rose M.

I'm your age and all I wear is mascara and lip gloss. Try they're real by benifit and NYX lip stains. If your really want cover up, go with makeup for ever.

Hannah K.

Apr 14, 2014

Hannah K.

First of all, the Benefit Big Easy BB Cream is not very good. I didn't like it, I found the coverage to be zero, and it's not the best texture for me, personally. I do recommend the Lumene BB Cream though, it has great coverage, smells kind of citrusy when you first apply it and gives your skin a really smooth, even tone. As for other things, I like the Maybelline Lash Stiletto mascara, it's an easy, cheap mascara that I think would suit a 13-year-old very nicely. I also think that a few of the Revlon Balm Stains would be ideal, as they're super easy to swipe on and you don't have to think about it.

Dawn A.

Apr 14, 2014

Dawn A.

If you want a lightweight foundation with medium to buildable full coverage, go for the Tarte Amazonian Clay Airbrush powder foundation! Its amazing, its so natural looking and you can barely feel it on your skin!

Anna E.

Apr 14, 2014

Anna E.

Agent zero shine by benefit or there fakeup

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