Я ЗРЯ ПОВЕЛАСЬ на рекламу ВИРУСНОЙ косметики SHEGLAM / Обзор SHEGLAM

I think absolutely everyone has seen these cosmetics on social media. Ooh! Yay! Many products became hits and racked up millions of views on TikTok. Viral products, beautiful packaging, interesting shades, cool quality, and a budget price. This is all about SHEGLAM cosmetics. I bought the most popular new releases and viral products from their basic line to see if they are really that good and worth our attention. Where does all this hype come from? Let's find out. Hi everyone, I'm Lena, I'm Germiss. And on my channel, there are lots of interesting and useful videos about makeup, style, and cosmetic reviews. And today there will be a big review of cosmetics from the brand SHEGLAM. By the way, you chose the cosmetics for this review yourself on my Telegram channel, so subscribe if you want to influence future reviews too. And so that I can buy things based specifically on your recommendations. SHEGLAM is a very popular cosmetic brand that was created in 2019. Right now, I think absolutely everyone knows about it. That's not because it's some random, obscure new brand, but because it belongs to the huge marketplace SHEIN. Actually, SHEGLAM is a unique brand where every single new product immediately becomes something viral. And while I used to film reviews mainly on their limited collections and collaborations with different universes and characters, like Twilight or Rick and Morty, now I've decided to pay more attention to their basic line. Considering that these products have caused quite a stir on social media thanks to their unique, unusual formulas. Today in my review, I have a double-ended mascara, tints, lip glosses, some lipsticks, lip scrubs, that very popular gray contour, purple blush, a multichrome highlighter, and some strange eyeshadow palette with an unusual formula. A cushion foundation in the lightest shade, a tattoo brow tint, and a foaming lip scrub. And it feels like something is missing here. Oh well, we'll see in a moment. But before starting the review, support this video with a like, subscription, and comment to help promote my videos across YouTube. It's honestly very important to me; it's thanks to you that I can buy, check, and test these beauties so that you don't end up buying any garbage. It always seems strange to me to see products that promise some kind of incredible result. "You'll look 20 years younger with our device." Yeah, sure. But there is one product I was skeptical about until I tried it myself. And it actually worked a miracle. So my eyebrows are now ambassadors for the Toplash serum. And after half a year of using this serum, my eyebrows look like this. Even though I used to have bald spots, and the tail of my brow wouldn't grow at all. By the third week, I saw new hairs where I had bald spots, and my eyebrows became thicker. A defined tail grew back and a normal shape appeared after about a month and a half of daily use. I really didn't think this serum would work. I was already thinking about microblading or a permanent tattoo. I use Toplash brow serum on clean skin at night. I use the brush to apply the product to the entire eyebrow, paying extra attention to problem areas. In the first week, I used the serum every day, but now to maintain the effect, I apply it at most once a week. And as you can see, my eyebrows are doing great. Toplash serum contains no hormones and works thanks to a complex of peptides and plant extracts. By the way, you can also use it on your eyelashes. I apply it with the brush along the lash line. They become more resilient and thicker. If you have also long dreamed of long lashes and thick brows, follow the link in the description and order Toplash serum. And I also have a 20% discount promo code for you on Ozon. The first thing I purchased on the site is the Bubble Buff scrub. This is a lip scrub that suddenly foams up. I don't get it. Wait, I don't get it. This way it exfoliates and removes makeup residue in just 30 seconds, and the lips should become smooth and moisturized after it. Unlike a regular sugar scrub, for example, the light foam shouldn't damage the lips. This scrub cost 6 euros. And let's test it out. The scrub is in a light pink plastic package. And inside there's an unusual dispenser with a tip so it's convenient to spread the product over the lips. Come on, come out, let's go. Oh, the scent is cool, very light and pleasant. It smells like melon. Here we have a thick, translucent milky-colored gel. My lips are quite dry right now, but there is no active flaking on them. But there is a little bit of lip tint residue that has stained my skin. And I need to remove it before the review anyway. I think that someday, when I have more severe flaking for some reason, I will test this thing again and post my opinion on Telegram. But for now, while I don't have that, I'll try to moisturize this whole situation, this dry crust. First, you need to apply the composition to the whole lips and leave it on for just 30 seconds. It feels like I'm about to go to a cosmetologist to get my lips injected, taste-wise. It's bitter, unpleasant, as if I have actual soap on my lips. So far, it reminds me of the bubbling face mask from Elizavecca. That was a very funny product that I had in my review of the most popular TikTok cosmetics. And here on my lips, I feel the same sensation of these bubbles appearing and slowly starting to pop. Yeah, after something like this, you might start blowing bubbles out of your ass. This morning, residents had to be evacuated from this high-rise. Now that the foam has formed, you need to massage your lips with your finger. I think my lips have gotten bigger. A real big deal. A real big deal. Hmm. Actually, I applied a thinner layer this time, spread it out, and even more foam started to form. By the way, I noticed another funny thing when I applied it to my hand. It was on my hand for a few minutes, and no foam formed at all, not a single drop. So, the foam only forms on the lips. And I can also spit at you into the camera. My lips are very ticklish. Seems like I'm still wet behind the ears. Can these bubbles somehow scrub my lips? I honestly doubt it. So, do I see any changes on my lips? Well, I wouldn't say so. Yes, they got moisturized, but they would have been moisturized just the same if I had just washed my face with regular water. And now I can already feel them starting to dry out. I definitely need to apply some oil or gloss on top. It feels like I have more of these little creases here now. In short, my lips were supposed to become perfect, smooth, without dryness or flaking, but I didn't notice any big difference. Maybe my lips were in too good of a condition today to test something like this. They're starting to dry out again, just like they usually do after washing. And the taste is like you're eating soap. I think it's a fake. I don't see any active effect. If anyone has one of these, write about it in the comments. But as soon as my lips are a total mess, I'll definitely post a review of this thing on my Telegram. Now I will apply a lip plumper gloss. It's called the Perfect Shimmer Lip Plumper. It comes in this holographic box. It's a stick plumper with light-reflecting glitter that's supposed to provide rich color and juicy lips. It contains coconut oil, which is why this gloss moisturizes the lips. And there shouldn't be any sticky feeling here. There were many different sparkly shades to choose from, and I picked the color "Sepia Kiss." Judging by the photo, it's something brownish-burgundy with silver and bluish glitter. But at the same time, this shade should look quite natural on the lips. This plumper cost 8 euros. And we have a very beautiful package here. Basically, it's a standard stick, but with a pearlescent design. So it looks really cool. And there's fine glitter right here on the cap. Judging by the TikTok videos, besides gloss, this gives a nice light tint and a huge pile of sparkling glitter on the lips. So, this is a prod

cosmetics. I bought the most popular new releases and viral products from their basic line to see if they are really that good and worth our attention. Where does all this hype come from? Let's find out. Hi everyone, I'm Lena, I'm Germiss. And on my

channel, there are lots of interesting and useful videos about makeup, style, and cosmetic reviews. And today there will be a big review of cosmetics from the brand SHEGLAM. By the way, you chose the cosmetics for this review yourself on my Telegram channel, so

subscribe if you want to influence future reviews too. And so that I can buy things based specifically on your recommendations. SHEGLAM is a very popular cosmetic brand that was created in 2019. Right now, I think absolutely everyone knows about it. That's not

because it's some random, obscure new brand, but because it belongs to the huge marketplace SHEIN. Actually, SHEGLAM is a unique brand where every single new product immediately becomes something viral. And while I used to film reviews mainly on their limited

collections and collaborations with different universes and characters, like Twilight or Rick and Morty, now I've decided to pay more attention to their basic line. Considering that these products have caused quite a stir on social media thanks to their unique,

unusual formulas. Today in my review, I have a double-ended mascara, tints, lip glosses, some lipsticks, lip scrubs, that very popular gray contour, purple blush, a multichrome highlighter, and some strange eyeshadow palette with an unusual formula. A cushion foundation

in the lightest shade, a tattoo brow tint, and a foaming lip scrub. And it feels like something is missing here.

Oh well, we'll see in a moment. But before starting the review, support this video with a like, subscription, and comment to help promote my videos across YouTube. It's honestly very important to me; it's thanks to you that I can buy, check, and test these

beauties so that you don't end up buying any garbage. It always seems strange to me to see products that promise some kind of incredible result.

"You'll look 20 years younger with our device." Yeah, sure. But there is one product I was skeptical about until I tried it myself. And it actually worked a miracle. So my eyebrows are now ambassadors for the Toplash serum. And

after half a year of using this serum, my eyebrows look like this. Even though I used to have bald spots, and the tail of my brow wouldn't grow at all. By the third week, I saw new hairs where I had

bald spots, and my eyebrows became thicker. A defined tail grew back and a normal shape appeared after about a month and a half of daily use. I really didn't think this serum would work. I was already thinking about microblading

or a permanent tattoo. I use Toplash brow serum on clean skin at night. I use the brush to apply the product to the entire eyebrow, paying extra attention to problem areas. In the first week, I used the serum every day,

but now to maintain the effect, I apply it at most once a week. And as you can see, my eyebrows are doing great.

Toplash serum contains no hormones and works thanks to a complex of peptides and plant extracts. By the way, you can also use it on your eyelashes. I apply it with the brush along the lash line.

They become more resilient and thicker. If you have also long dreamed of long lashes and thick brows, follow the link in the description and order Toplash serum. And I also have a 20%discount promo code for you on Ozon. The first

thing I purchased on the site is the Bubble Buff scrub. This is a lip scrub that suddenly foams up.

I don't get it. Wait, I don't get it. This way it exfoliates and removes makeup residue in just 30 seconds, and the lips should become smooth and moisturized after it. Unlike a regular sugar scrub, for example, the light

foam shouldn't damage the lips. This scrub cost 6 euros. And let's test it out. The scrub is in a light pink plastic package. And inside there's an unusual dispenser with a tip so it's convenient to spread the product over

the lips. Come on, come out, let's go. Oh, the scent is cool, very light and pleasant. It smells like melon. Here we have a thick, translucent milky-colored gel. My lips are quite dry right now, but there is no active flaking on them.

But there is a little bit of lip tint residue that has stained my skin. And I need to remove it before the review anyway. I think that someday, when I have more severe flaking for some reason, I will test this thing again

and post my opinion on Telegram. But for now, while I don't have that, I'll try to moisturize this whole situation, this dry crust. First, you need to apply the composition to the whole lips and leave it on for just 30 seconds. It

feels like I'm about to go to a cosmetologist to get my lips injected, taste-wise. It's bitter, unpleasant, as if I have actual soap on my lips. So far, it reminds me of the bubbling face mask from Elizavecca. That was a very

funny product that I had in my review of the most popular TikTok cosmetics. And here on my lips, I feel the same sensation of these bubbles appearing and slowly starting to pop. Yeah, after something like this, you might start

blowing bubbles out of your ass. This morning, residents had to be evacuated from this high-rise. Now that the foam has formed, you need to massage your lips with your finger. I think my lips have gotten bigger. A real big deal.

A real big deal. Hmm. Actually, I applied a thinner layer this time, spread it out, and even more foam started to form. By the way, I noticed another funny thing when I applied it to my hand. It was on my

hand for a few minutes, and no foam formed at all, not a single drop. So, the foam only forms on the lips. And I can also spit at you into the camera.

My lips are very ticklish. Seems like I'm still wet behind the ears. Can these bubbles somehow scrub my lips? I honestly doubt it. So, do I see any changes on my lips? Well, I wouldn't say so. Yes, they got moisturized, but

they would have been moisturized just the same if I had just washed my face with regular water. And now I can already feel them starting to dry out.

I definitely need to apply some oil or gloss on top. It feels like I have more of these little creases here now. In short, my lips were supposed to become perfect, smooth, without dryness or flaking, but I didn't notice any big

difference. Maybe my lips were in too good of a condition today to test something like this. They're starting to dry out again, just like they usually do after washing. And the taste is like you're eating soap. I think

it's a fake. I don't see any active effect. If anyone has one of these, write about it in the comments. But as soon as my lips are a total mess, I'll definitely post a review of this thing on my Telegram. Now I will apply a lip

plumper gloss. It's called the Perfect Shimmer Lip Plumper. It comes in this holographic box. It's a stick plumper with light-reflecting glitter that's supposed to provide rich color and juicy lips. It contains coconut oil, which is why this gloss moisturizes the

lips. And there shouldn't be any sticky feeling here. There were many different sparkly shades to choose from, and I picked the color "Sepia Kiss." Judging by the photo, it's something brownish-burgundy with silver and bluish glitter. But at the same time,

this shade should look quite natural on the lips. This plumper cost 8 euros. And we have a very beautiful package here. Basically, it's a standard stick, but with a pearlescent design. So it looks really cool. And there's fine

glitter right here on the cap. Judging by the TikTok videos, besides gloss, this gives a nice light tint and a huge pile of sparkling glitter on the lips.

So, this is a product where the glitter on the lips should be as noticeable as possible, and I love that. Here we have a standard clicker that you press several times. It has a very light scent, hard to place, something sweet

and maybe a little minty. Well, inside it looks like a stick like any other.

Nothing is clear yet. As far as I understand. The formula here is supposed to be melting. Well yeah, it's cute. It’s a translucent brown shade with very fine light-reflecting glitter , but it’s not as noticeable as I expected. So far, it doesn't look like

the TikTok videos at all. I decided to build up the color a bit more. By the way, the stick is pretty cool, for sure . I would add some lip liner to this.

It’s still hard to trace the contour with such a melting stick, but it looks pretty nice anyway. The color here is quite brick-toned. I thought it looked a bit different in the photos. In terms of color and pigment, I think this

stick is just fine for lips. I just don’t really like super-pigmented melting sticks because they smudge all over the place. Anyway, this one is just right. I also see a lot of light-reflecting glitter in here. They are tiny, of course, but visible. It

feels pleasant on the lips. Now my lips definitely feel hydrated. Honestly, instead of this whole routine where you apply a scrub first and then some gloss , you could just skip the scrub and get the same result. The color is cool. To

me, it looks beautiful, but not as striking as it did in the ad. It has a gorgeous, mirror-like gloss. It doesn’t seem like my lips are sticking together, even though I applied a lot of product. I can't feel

the glitter on my lips at all. And for now, yes, there is that melting sensation on the lips, but it’s quite comfortable. Still, I would give this stick a seven out of ten. On one hand, the stick is really cool and I like how

it looks on my lips, but I don’t have that "wow" effect. If the stick in the photos had looked exactly the way it looks on my lips right now, it would be a ten. But here, they gave us some

false expectations. Oh, right, I remembered it’s a plumper, but I forgot because I don’t feel any plumping effect. And let's do a test.

It leaves a standard print, but not a very strong one. I liked it, but it’s just a basic staple. The thing that scares me the most in today’s review is the eyebrow tattoo tint. Instead of just going to a professional brow

artist once, why bother, right? I'm going to try all sorts of weird, confusing things. It looks pretty scary in the videos, and I'm afraid for my eyebrows, which I finally managed to grow out. I hope I don't rip them off

entirely. Well, at least I still have some serum left, just in case. They put this little silver box in here for me.

And I think my hands are shaking just from the sight of it. Basically, it's a tint. In a little jar like this, yes, for eyebrows. There were different shades available. I chose this taupe, a grayish-brown, but I'm still not sure

it will suit me. Ew, the smell is awful ! It's somewhere between rubbing alcohol and acid. I'm even more afraid to put this on my eyebrows now. On the swatch, the tint is translucent and quite thick. It's really glossy. But

the color definitely doesn't look like taupe at all. It's some kind of deep, rich chestnut. And what am I supposed to do with this? So, these are the eyebrows I'm going to have, color-wise.

It has a felt tip on the end, like an eyeliner. Usually, it's applied to brows, but I also saw people using it for eyeliner, freckles, lip contouring, and even nose contouring with this stuff. Uh-huh.

It's scary. Very scary. We don't know what this is. The scariest part is that this whole thing lasts at least 3 days. So, whatever I end up with today is what I'll likely be stuck with for the next

3 days. Great. And that scares me a lot , considering that on the swatches this is definitely not a light brown; it's some kind of warm chestnut. The gimmick of this tint is that it's waterproof, meaning it should easily hold up at the

beach, when swimming, in a pool, or a water park, and your brows will look like you just had a treatment at any time. And this type of tint doesn't really color the hairs, it colors the skin itself even more. And for me, this

used to be the perfect solution for my eyebrows, which wouldn't grow at the ends. But now, I really don't want to ruin them all over again. Well, if anything, I'll just give myself thin, " alt-girl" brows. I need to completely

cover the whole brow shape with this thing. The color—well, the color— some "taupe," my foot. Are you kidding me? They apply this stuff all over the entire eyebrow. I take it, in a fairly thick layer. And it is incredibly hard

to apply because, due to the thick formula, it spreads really unevenly. It clumps in some spots, and in others, there's practically nothing. I've even seen people draw individual hairs with it, but for some reason, I can't get it

to work at all. Well, one eyebrow is done. This felt-tip thing is also really inconvenient to apply. I think it would be better if it had some kind of brush. I hope my brows look at least somewhat even, even though they're

crooked by nature. Not much to lose, anyway. Slapped some freckle-poop on my face with a stick. Let's do it. I don't know how much this looks like freckles.

In my opinion, they look pretty stupid. Well, at least it's funny. And so, they're offering us this thing here.

You can leave this stuff on your face for 20 minutes, and then the tint will last for 1 day. Or you can leave it for 2 hours so the tint lasts for 3 days, 3 days of rain. Let's try applying it for

20 minutes first. We'll see what the result is. If it's trash, well, at least I hope it will wash off tomorrow.

But if I suddenly like the result today , maybe next time I'll apply it for 2 hours to walk around with this stuff for 3 days. But I think I'll talk about it on Telegram too, how it looks and

how long it lasts. Again, if this tint actually works well, then I'm really sorry I didn't have it on my beach trip so I could swim with the fish looking pretty in these glasses. Well yeah, basically, no point in that. It

immediately reminds me of videos from salons where brow artists prank their clients. Beauty. What the hell, what the did you do ?

You don't like it? No. And then they wipe off that top layer, and the brows become really beautiful.

So natural, light, and effortless. I hope it will be the same for me now, but I'm not so sure. Many of you asked me to test the foundation from Sheglam.

In particular, everyone was interested in the cushion. Another cushion that covers everything in its path. And judging by these videos, it unrealistically evens out the skin, making it look absolutely porcelain.

And what do you think about those water tests? I'll apply it to one side of my face to test this legendary coverage.

Well, the heart is covered up. No questions there. We are promised a very long-lasting foundation that holds for up to 48 hours, gives full coverage, a weightless feel, and the formula turns powdery after application, creating a soft matte finish. And this foundation

doesn't even require setting with powder. It really does sound interesting, but you know, I’m a thrifty madam, a real penny-pincher, and I decided why spend a ton of money on a whole cushion that might not suit me or that I might not even like, when

I could just buy this refill for 10 euros. And it seems like that was a brilliant decision, especially since I was asked to try the lightest shade possible. So that’s exactly what I ordered. The shade is called Linn. And

just so you know, I ordered this before my vacation. So it’s quite possible my face will look incredibly white today, but I’m used to that. By the way, I want to praise the range of shades. There’s just an incredible

number of them here. Thirty of them, if not more. There’s something for the fairest skin and for the darkest skin.

Which means everyone can find something for themselves here. The formula promises a bunch of nourishing ingredients, plus a filter-like effect on the skin. It’s nice that they included a sponge in the set, I was already thinking about taking out my

own. The sponge, by the way, is quite functional, very soft, pleasant— pretty standard for cushions. Here is the refill we have. Which opens up.

Inside there is a protective film. And this is what the cushion sponge itself looks like. By the way, there is a lot of product here. It is really well-saturated, just as it should be.

We have 12 grams here. It has a pleasant, light floral scent. And I can see that the shade here is already very light. I’ll apply it here to my " grill wings." What can I say, I applied SPF every time while on vacation, but I

kept forgetting to apply it to my hands . And that’s how I ended up with this funny story. At first, the tone didn't seem so white upon application, but the more time passes, the lighter the color becomes. By the way, it blends really

nicely and softly, and it does apply with good coverage. It is already slowly starting to set on my swatch.

The formula has become a bit powdery. You know, there are foundations that oxidize on the skin. Here, it actually gets even lighter over time. And you can see that the more I blend it, the faster it truly becomes matte.

There’s no shine or gloss here whatsoever. I’ve already tried swatching this stuff, and it really doesn't wash off with water. Even when I scrubbed with soap, it stayed on the skin. So you need either oil or micellar water for this. And that’s

it. Here, this little thing has set, and you can see it doesn't smudge anywhere. Here you go, I’ve thoroughly wet the fingers that were in the cushion. I’m starting to rub them , but the product is still there. And,

by the way, let’s look at the gloss. I’ve already had some water, and the color barely leaves a mark on the glass . It stays on the lips, and my lips still feel very comfortable. It’s probably time to take off the brow tint

. Well, on one side, there’s almost nothing left. It’s a very light effect. And here is what’s left of this stuff on the cotton pad. I guess if you really want vibrant freckles, you need to keep it on for a full 2

hours. This reminded me, by the way, of the idea of henna designs on the skin.

I’ve seen it’s a big trend now to do freckles with henna, though the result isn't always what you expect.

And it got stuck in my hairs. Help, I’m scared. It peels off like this little film. But, fortunately, there are no hairs left on it, by the way.

I’ll just go over it a bit with a cotton pad. The tint colored both the skin and the hairs quite well. But the problem is that it’s definitely not gray. It’s really some kind of warm brownish-reddish shade. I mean, for red

hair or maybe dark hair, it would be cool. But right now, this is total garbage. The color isn’t going anywhere. So, the skin is stained a little. There’s more color in some places, less in others. Anyway, I think

it’s easier to just fill in the brows with powder or go to a professional brow artist. At least, thank goodness, it doesn’t rip out the hairs.

Actually, if the color suited me, the effect would be quite natural and realistic. And maybe I would continue to use this tint. But still, the color is just not for me. My natural brows are more gray, not this warm. And this

probably would have been a must-have for me back when my tail wasn't growing out. And that’s exactly when I was trying to dye the skin so it would last longer. For 6.5 euros, this certainly looks like an alternative to visiting a

brow artist, but a very crappy, cheap one. Perhaps if it weren't such a warm color, I would be much happier. The cushion, by the way, doesn’t feel like anything on the skin at all. I can't feel it one bit. Still no shine

whatsoever. And let’s try applying the cushion to my face now. Right here, where I have enlarged pores, I have to apply quite a bit more. It still doesn't want to get into my pores. But the color, wow, is it ever white. I

didn't expect it to be this light. Oh my god, this looks so incredibly strange. Well, by the way, if you were looking for a truly white shade, if you like this and want to wear it, then this is what you need. One of the

immediate downsides is that it settled into this wrinkle right here. It’s visible in my pores. It’s actually really hard to apply over pores. My skin is covered to the max, but you can still see my freckles. And I have some

redness on my nose here, that’s visible too. I expected a lot of things , but not this. It creases so badly in the fine lines right away. Let me apply it on this side. Maybe it won’t look quite as cringey. And again, I’m

having that same problem here with my pores. I have to really smack myself in the face with this sponge. Just to get this light shade to apply evenly. I’m still going to grab a brush to blend it out in all the spots where the sponge

isn't working for me. Honestly, I don’t even know if it makes sense to apply it to my neck. I just feel like I’m not going to make it look any better. You can see, compared to my ears, just how white this color is. And

the foundation has truly dried down. It doesn’t feel like anything on my face at all. It really has become powdery and matte, meaning it’s not sticky at all, no glossiness. And honestly, you probably won’t even need powder here.

But this same formula is where its main downside lies. The cushion emphasized absolutely every bit of flakiness on my face. Every single one that was there, and even ones that weren’t. It highlighted them all. It applies really poorly in areas where there are pores

or uneven skin texture. It immediately creases right here in my folds. Oh boy, Memoirs of a Geisha.

Peach fuzz on my face. I also noticed it really highlighted that too. I’ve got some solid sideburns here. When I first started applying it, I thought, yeah, despite it being so light, it’s going on great. But once it dried, it

made my face look super dry. I mean, it seems to cover up tanned skin if you’re looking for that kind of effect. But it will leave any redness, pimples, freckles, and dark spots right where they are. I’m ready to give a

like for making such a super light shade that someone might have been looking for, but for how it performs on the face, I’m giving it a dislike. It just didn’t suit me at all. Next up is this viral trio for face sculpting.

We have a contour, a highlighter, and blush here. The packaging is incredibly beautiful, it’s nice to hold.

They’re heavy and aesthetic, they look very good. There’s the Shlamm brand logo on all the lids. On the back , you can see all the shade names, information, and weight. The volume, by the way, is 5.2 ml for all of them.

Well, absolutely gorgeous. Luxury on the verge of bankruptcy, although the products didn't cost much, around 7 euros. Well, let's go in order and test the liquid contour first. It’s called Sun Sculpt. And why is this one of the

most viral products? Honestly, I don't know why everyone praises it so much. Perhaps it's because of the large number of different shades. They promise here that the formula is easily pigmented, long-lasting, and blends beautifully. And the shade I chose is

the most popular, Soft Tan. It’s a grayish-brown color, like natural shadows. Well, it was clearly chosen to match my skin tone. And it should be just right for fair skin, but I’m not sure how well it works for this

complexion. Especially with my hands, it looks epic, as if these aren't my hands at all. It’s like some creature under the table is painting me with its hands. It came in a basic little box.

If you were looking for a gray contour, this might just be the one. And inside, we have this little nub here. It’s a soft sponge for applying the product.

And there’s a ball inside to mix everything up. Even after I mixed it on the swatch, the product is very watery.

It looks like it’s about to start dripping. Although it blends okay. You can see how wet and moist it is. But at least there will be time to blend it out before it sets, if it even sets at

all. I’ve had similar sticks from Beauty Bomb and Stellary. And while I liked the little nub on the Stellary one because you could see it was covered in product—it’s also a nice gray shade, by the way—the Beauty Bomb product barely applied to that

part. So, I gather everyone was copying Sheglam. But for now, everything here is well-saturated with product. I prefer more creamy formats. This one is definitely more like water. Yes, it blends nicely. The color is actually very cool, suitable for the lightest

skin. It really has a pleasant scent. And I’ll try applying it directly from this little thing. It has a crazy amount of pigmentation. So it's best not to overdo it, which is what I did today. But I understand why many people

like it. It blends very well, very softly and beautifully. I think nothing will save my makeup today. I’ll put a couple of dots here. It’s clear that on darker skin, the way I’m applying it now—like I’m used to adding—it

will sit normally and look fine. No, in terms of blending, it’s really super. And for fair skin, it’s also super.

It’s the most gray color possible, with no warm undertones. Wait, is it eating through my foundation? Although I think it’s not the stick's fault. I think it’s the foundation. Yeah, my cushion foundation is sliding off my nose now. Wonderful. Anyway, I really

liked the contour, but the fact that it eats away my foundation underneath is complete trash. Well, it’s a pretty cute effect. Alright, I'm ready to give it a high score. I understand why it's so popular. The main thing is not to

overdo it if you’re not used to it on light skin. It took quite a while for it to set, but it still didn't fully dry down. I can still smear it on the swatch. I want to try applying a little

to my eyelid. You know, I planned to do a beautiful makeup look with cool graphics today. Oh, right. Next up, we have purple blush. The blush arrived in a pink box. It has such a cute, soft pink case, but you can see the color of

the product at the bottom. Again, everything is very stylish, beautiful, and pleasant. And I got the trendy lilac blush in the shade Lilac Dream.

This liquid blush is called Color Bloom . It’s one of the new shades that came out not long ago, right when all the hype for these lilac and purple blushes started. But no matter how many times I try lilac blush, it always

looks like a bruise on me. Today I'll try applying it more under my eyes and in the center of my face. I have nothing to lose anymore. I can try a new type of correction. Although I usually apply it here on my cheekbones,

today is the "experiments and excrements" segment. It says this blush is long-lasting and has a light gel-cream formula. I'll give it a little shake too. We have this strange applicator on the end. So, it’s not just one color. There’s this gradient

from lilac to pink and even some blue. If you're wondering, it applies in that same gradient on the swatch. Very interesting, but I don't understand anything. It's super liquidy, too.

It’s like water. And this is how I blended it on my skin. They spread easily and have a light, natural-looking finish. Of course, you can definitely feel the "bruise" vibe here. Well, I'll shake it so this color definitely doesn't turn me into a

bruised mess. I don't want to be a bruised mess, I want to be Igor the bruiser.

Plus I have such a playful skirt on today, but there’s no one to play with, you know?

And I'll apply it right here. Well, yeah. And once again, it looks like god knows what on me. So what? And it's eating the foundation too. Yes, it ate the foundation, and all that's left here are the bumps from my orange-peel

skin. I don't want to finish this makeup. I think I’ll take a photo for the cover, take some cringey picture and that's it, I’m going to wash this crap off because I can't do this. I'll just apply some normal foundation, for

god's sake. Alright, tears are dried, nature called , time to keep testing this makeup.

I’ve already applied my usual foundation. I’m taking the contouring product. It blends quite well. I like it. But it actually behaved quite nicely with the other foundation, too.

By the way, the foundation is really hard to wash off with just water. It kind of washes off, but it’s like a typical heavy stage makeup. It mostly just starts smearing when exposed to water if you rub it hard. I didn't even

manage to wash it off with a cleanser on the first try. And by the way, we can also check the brows and see what happened to them after one wash. Well, they definitely don't last 24 hours.

It’s been about three hours, so the brow result is questionable. Well, all for the best, I guess. So, at least the sculptor isn't eating away at my foundation on my nose here. I have absolutely no complaints here.

Everything looks good. Now moving on to the blush. I think I’ll pick it up directly from the brush so the colors mix on it. I don’t like that they are very blue. It would be so much better if they leaned pink, because this blue,

this light blue, just makes it look like a bruise. And this is how the blush looks on the skin. Yeah, not exactly a standard technique for me. I think I can add a little bit more under my eyes. I don’t like this watery

formula and the mixture of different colors. It looks too strange on the skin. At least they don't eat away at the foundation. Once again, I failed to fall in love with lilac blush. No matter how I try, no matter what

technique I use, it just doesn’t suit me. And here they are too blue, too bruise-like. It doesn’t look pretty.

I just have that "madam with a bruise" effect on my face. No matter how I mix them, I get either blue or pink streaks . There’s just too much blue, and it looks bad. The only way to wear this

kind of blush is on dark skin. I think what happened here is they just made a trendy product that was popular at the time because of its color, and everyone started buying and trying it because " wow, lilac blush is so unique, so cool,

" plus all those Asian trends. But in reality, very few people can actually pull this off. And probably the only option for this blush is to mix it with a pinker shade to create a gradient. I really regret spending my 5.5 euros.

Rounding out our trio today is the Chroma Glow Bloom highlighter. I got the Stardust shade for 9 euros. It comes in a very beautiful holographic box. So, they’re promising us something clearly cool. Sheglam flying stardust. The website promises that our

skin will shine brighter than the cosmos. Hopefully, brighter than a black hole. Look at this huge glow shifting from gold to pink, and somewhere into green. It also comes in this beautiful multifaceted lilac packaging. You can see the shade on the

bottom. And here at the top, we have this large applicator. Wow! Well, it certainly looks very beautiful as a swatch. I have concerns that it might leave a streak, but look at how evenly and densely it applies. It really has a

beautiful glow and a noticeable shift, just as promised, from pink it goes into gold and green. And here it is more of a multichrome than a duochrome.

At least, that’s what I see in the mirror. Looking at it this way, I can't quite catch the shift, but overall, it even glows orange somehow. It’s also easy to blend out, and it feels like it sets just a little bit. You can really

go ahead and apply it all over the cheekbone here. I’ll also apply a little highlighter right here on the bridge of my nose above the upper lip and on the chin. The highlighter sits beautifully, but for now, it feels like

just a basic pink highlighter. I can see the shift a little in the mirror, but it will definitely look more impressive outside in sunny weather, changing its color depending on the glints and the sunlight. The highlighter is pretty and finely milled

, meaning there are no large, obvious glitter particles. Right here, it has almost set on me. But, of course, I’m missing that impactful glow. I mean, once again, we have something unrealistically beautiful, some kind of "wow" effect in photos, but when you

look at it in person, the product is, well, mediocre, although it doesn’t leave a streak, by the way. That’s a plus. Honestly, I’ve always really liked products from Shlam, but I don’t know what kind of setup this is

this time. Yes, it layers well, and it doesn’t seem to eat through the foundation. And let me apply some to the décolleté area. I think it will look more impressive on the body than on the face. And somehow, I don't

really see it. But yes, there are some pink sparkles. I sat down to film in a really good mood, honestly, but the makeup is ruining it more and more.

Anyway, I’d give the highlighter, probably, a seven out of ten. It has its place, but again, if you compare it to those unreal videos on social media, it doesn't work the way they show it in the videos. But there was another

situation, not the most pleasant one, because I was just looking at my order, and I distinctly remember ordering another highlighter, one that was sunset-toned, and it’s not here. They didn’t send it to me. These are just the last boxes I have left. And

that’s it. And you know what’s the most annoying part? While I ordered everything else just for reviews, because someone asked, or because I wanted to try something but wasn't sure if I needed it, this specific highlighter was something I’d

actually been wanting to buy for myself for a long time. So, it’s listed in my order, but in reality, it's missing.

And the biggest problem is that I ordered all this cosmetics back in June . Some things have been sitting around for years waiting for their reviews.

Now I don’t know what to do, considering that several months have passed since the order, and I’ve only just discovered that one of the products is missing. All my 6 euros, damn it. And you know what the main

bummer is? That they’ve now introduced an extra tax in Europe. Like , for every product, for every category , you pay 3 euros. So, if I order this highlighter from Shein in China, or even if they send it to me for free,

it’s very likely that at the post office they'll ask me to pay another 3 euros for it. And I specifically ordered a lot of things for reviews in advance, before this tax was introduced . And anyway, if anyone has encountered

a similar situation, maybe you've ordered something too, please write in the comments. Like, are there any return guarantees or not? Obviously, I’ll look into it all myself after the video, but your experience is also very interesting. And so I don’t know

what to do, like just suck it up that they didn’t send me a product I paid for, or demand that they send it or perhaps give me some kind of discount on my next order. But I kind of doubt

I’ll be placing another order. Time to refresh my lips. And the next product is a tint in an unusual format.

What do you think is missing for a look with such bruised tones? Well, probably something swampy green. I have a tint here in an unusual format, it’s like a tint-pencil. It’s called True Stain Liquid Lip Liner. The cost is 5.5 euros

. And in general, there are various basic, standard colors, but I ordered the most interesting one, "Kind Ne." Unlike all the basic, standard shades, here we have a khaki-colored lip tint.

It’s something brownish-yellow-green. I have no idea yet how it’s going to look on me. On the other hand, I have a lot of interesting lipsticks in green shades, for example from GЛult, for which I was just lacking some kind of

lip product to draw a contour. And here , it’s not just a pencil, but also a long-lasting tint formula that shouldn't wash off with water. They advise us to apply the product specifically to the lip contour. We have a marker here with a stiff but

fuzzy applicator. And it has two sides: a thinner one for fine lines and a thicker one for filling in. Oh, well, the tint really is just like in the photo. Of course, I’m not getting super fine lines exactly. But that

weird swampy color comes out just great with it. I don’t know, I’m quitting this channel. That’s it. Fine. This is how the tint has set. It’s clear that it’s not smudging anywhere.

It’s absolutely matte and feels like nothing at all. And, well, this is how it looks on the lip contour. First of all, I don't understand why this color is called nude and why it’s part of the nude line. I liked how it spreads

here on the lips. Meaning, you can use it to create a beautiful gradient. While they promise us such a rich, swampy green color, in reality, the tint is semi-transparent and barely noticeable, so if you want to slightly overline or adjust the shape of your

lips, you’d have to apply maybe five layers for it to give a normal, adequate color without patchiness. The tint is long-lasting, meaning it won’t transfer at all. It just set like this and that's it. But it is very

semi-transparent, very patchy, and where I need to build up the lip contour—which is exactly why I’m using a tint, so that the contour stays on longer. The tint can't build it because of the big difference between my skin tone and my lip color, and it

can't cover it all adequately. Well, it actually looks interesting. Applying it with this kind of applicator is more or less convenient. Of course, for some of my lipsticks, it will be better than nothing. And once again, everything looks incredibly cool in the photos,

but in real life, we see this. But for all sorts of fun lipsticks, I’ll definitely keep it. They advise us to use this tint together with a lip gloss . And I actually bought one of those glosses to go with it. I think it’s

the most suitable one. I saw the glosses on TikTok. It’s called Glass Lock Air Glows. It’s a gloss with 24- hour wear, and there’s a large selection of shades. Mostly, of course, there are many just with color pigments

for any taste and color, for any lips. The main highlight here is, firstly, the incredibly beautiful mirror-like shine and a plumping effect, and secondly, the kissproof and touchproof effect, meaning the color stays set on your lips while the gloss on top

remains clear. And if you drink from a mug or kiss someone, the color doesn't run anywhere and doesn't leave any marks. I really rate these types of gloss formulas. being to kiss-proof nontransferable glosses, you know, to be for sure. than

Here, once again, out of all the nudes, I chose the most unusual color; it's called "Bananafrost," and I hope it’s a total banana blast.

So, what do you actually do for a living? Wait, what? What do I do?

Bananas. Uh-huh. People. After all, we have a glittery gloss here, and it’s yellow, which I thought would go perfectly with such an unusual tint. The gloss has beautiful, multifaceted silver packaging. You can also see the shade at the bottom here.

The packaging is cool, of course, but I have no idea where to store it. I’m generally not a big fan of glosses with non-standard shapes. Yes, it looks beautiful and aesthetic, but when you have a lot of lip products, I like them

stored in an organizer; they shouldn't just be lying around, and this one won't fit in the organizer. Inside, there's an applicator with a very interesting shape. I’ve never seen anything like this before. It has a flat pad on top, like a little hoof.

There is a scent, and it's far from the most pleasant one. On the skin, this is probably one of the few yellow glosses I've tested that actually looks somewhat yellow and not just completely transparent. And there is a large

amount of glitter inside. You can also judge the shine; it's so beautiful, mirror-like, and unreal. The glitter here is gold and yellow. The tint should be able to pull off these kinds of glosses. Wow. Well, okay, at least

I’m happy here. Looks like I stayed. I applied a bit more gloss, but my lips still don’t feel sticky. The glitter is quite noticeable here. Well, not overly so, but it looks good. And the two products together. I really like

how they look on the lips. This yellow gloss suited the tint perfectly. It's clearly semi-transparent and my natural lip color shows through, but there is still a yellowish, glossy tint on them.

A huge like for the gloss itself. The way it shines, this mirror-like finish is just delightful. It looks very good, finally. I’m looking at my lips in the mirror, and I’m absolutely thrilled with this combo. It’s unusual and interesting, but at the

same time, it doesn't look like "too much," like those saturated green or yellow lips. Finally, I like something.

I’m ready to give this gloss a 10 out of 10. My lips look good and feel good.

Oh, and let’s check the most important thing. I think enough time has passed. I’m taking a glass.

It’s clear that my gloss isn’t the most ideal for a touch-proof test because it’s still translucent. But there is really no color left here.

Only the gloss remains on top. Still, look at how beautiful the shine is. And I give this gloss a huge thumbs up. And it’s finally time to do my eye makeup . But, honestly, I don’t even know what it will look like yet. I was asked

to order one of these eyeshadow palettes. In the ad, these are ultra-shining, sparkling shadows that give an unimaginable, gorgeous glow to the eyes, which I think will be quite enough for the makeup to look bright and spectacular. Here we have this

sparkly little box. And inside is this tiny baby, a compact, very compact palette. Inside, we have a mirror and two refills. But the pans are quite large, and they’re designed in such a cool way. They have their own unique

texture. But the formula here isn’t that simple, once again. These are baked gel shadows, Prism Light Baked Gel Eyeshadow Duo. God, so many words in one name. I just grabbed something peachy at random. The palette is called 02 Prismech. These shadows are meant as

a topper, meaning they should give a luxurious shine. They can be applied on their own or over other matte shadows, for example. They promise us pinkish-silver sparkles here. The trick with this formula is that the shadows can be pressed in like this with a

fingernail. So they don’t exactly feel creamy, and they don’t exactly feel dry. So the formula here is truly unusual. I’m seeing this for the first time. Although, when you pick up the shadow on your finger like this, nothing presses in, and nothing

crumbles at all. So, there is simply zero fallout of small glitter particles here. And this is what the shadows look like in swatches. Yes, they certainly don’t crumble, but I don’t see any "wow" effect at all. Basic sparkles,

sure. Well, one is pink with pinkish glitter, lighter, and the other is more of a pink-peach-gold. They both have lots of different glitter in their composition. I want to apply them just like in the ad and just compare them to

the photo. I’ll apply them with my finger. Finally, there’s an opportunity to do that. And I’ll start simply with the light shade.

I’ll let it be right here in this part. I’ll apply it to the inner corner of my eye. It applies well with a finger. Now I'll try with a brush.

Well, by the way, there is some fallout . A couple of sparkles fell on me. And now I'll apply the darker shade to the outer corner of the eye. I'll create a sort of glowing gradient. Well, let's be honest, there is fallout now. Yes,

there are lots of shiny sparkles here, but it looks like nothing. Even from a distance, it looks like my eye isn't really made up at all. To pay 10 euros for this, which I did, even 10.50, that's about 1,000 rubles. for

something like this. Well, I don't know . Winsabo had some similar sparks, but the glitter was larger. They really shone cooler. They looked more interesting. This looks absolutely like nothing at all. And even the difference between the two shades is practically

invisible. Fine. But when you run a marketing campaign with unrealistically cool viral videos that make everyone want to buy the product, and in reality , the product doesn't perform like in the video and looks like it does on me

right now—well, I have a lot of questions for Sheglam. I mean, if we had been promised just some basic eyeshadows in an unusual formula, maybe I would have bought it. And in that regard, I liked these liquid stick

shadows from Sheglam way more. I reviewed them when I was filming a video about the most popular makeup from TikTok. These are the jelly-like ones that go "boing-boing." They are one of my favorites. They apply easily over everything, they don't have

fallout, they last all day without creasing, and they are just stunning shadows. And looking at them, I expected a magical formula here too, because the glitter they provide is very striking. Let me see how they apply as a topper on the other side.

I'll take and apply these brown eyeshadows. Well yes, on the plus side, it lays beautifully over powder eyeshadows. The glitter distributes nicely, there are no clumps, but it's just very mediocre. If another brand releases things like this, I won't mind

, as long as they don't pull the wool over our eyes and promise something incredible. I found this photo on Pinterest and want to recreate something similar. First, I'll take an eyeliner pencil and tightline along the whole eye. Just a tiny bit of black

eyeshadow. And now, with a fine liner, I'll start drawing the wings. She wanted to do a simple makeup look, but it turned out like always. I hope my struggle today deserved your like. I also added some rhinestones to the

wings. Well, I think I'll leave it at that. So, I also picked up some mascara to try out, due to numerous requests.

Although I don't know what to do anymore. I think it's time for me to stop buying mascaras for reviews. I already have more than twenty open ones sitting there. And those are just the black ones. I wish they had forgotten

to put the mascara in instead of the highlighter I wanted. The mascara is called All-in-One, and it promises to add length and volume. According to the description, the formula should be buildable, clump-free, long-lasting, and highly water-resistant. The cool

thing here is its versatility. That is, it has two different brushes for different tasks. I chose the black color. It has such cool packaging with a wild cucumber, or what is this print called?

Wild cucumber. The photos on the website are really impressive, just like the videos. On one side, there is a curved silicone brush. It has long bristles on one side and shorter ones on the other. This one is supposed to curl, lift the lashes,

and add fullness. The second brush on the other side has standard bristles, but it's shaped like an hourglass. It's supposed to fluff up the lashes, create volume, build up nicely, and thicken them to create a maximum "false lash"

effect, apparently. There's a funny detail here: if you unscrew both of these tubes at once, they look exactly the same. But you physically cannot put the large brush into the other mascara.

That's a good thing. Because I was already starting to panic that if the mascaras were different, I might swap the brushes. And what would I even do then? Everything here is thought out and under control. So, it turns out

that the first brush is suitable for a lighter daily makeup look to make natural, beautiful lashes. And the second brush is suitable for evening looks, which are more dramatic. And, of course, you can combine them if you want to. It’s a cool idea to have two

options, because some mascaras, for instance, either make your lashes too basic or, conversely, too huge. And with light, subtle makeup, mascara that makes your lashes look like fans can be a bit much. Just as regular lashes get lost against the background of bright

makeup. The photos of the lashes here are just incredible. It really reminds me of a mascara from my recent review where I tested cosmetics from marketplaces with the most unrealistic photos. By the way, it says here that this mascara can withstand swimming,

parties, and heat. And it doesn't wash off with water; it comes off with oil.

And I’ve already tested this mascara a little, just tried applying and washing it off. And honestly, no matter how hard I rubbed my face, even with soap, my lashes just stuck together, but the mascara stayed on. But then

with a dual-phase micellar water, the mascara came off very quickly and easily, so in theory, you really could swim with it. This is not a tubing mascara that washes off with warm water . Meaning, it doesn't wash off with

either cold or hot water at all. I can see tiny microfibers on the brush that are supposed to provide lengthening.

Let me apply it to one side with this brush; it's not very easy to use, considering the packaging ends right here and the brush is very short. I wouldn't say that this brush lengthened my lashes in the first coat in a cool

way, but it did make them look fuller. There is more of a volumizing effect here than a lengthening one. On the other side, I will try the other brush.

And this is more of a light, everyday option. The brush here lifts the lashes nicely. And here, the lashes are more separated, but they look quite small and thin. Well, for every day, sure.

But, of course, for a makeup look like this, I want something more. Although, on the other hand, the lashes look neater here. There is a real difference , but so far I don't see any incredibly cool effect. Let's try applying the

mascara in a second coat on both sides using this evening brush to get more volume. The mascara makes the lashes stick together and leaves some clumps.

Layering is also not that simple, by the way, even though they promised it would layer super easily. Well, it's more or less okay in the second coat. I still prefer the lashes on this side, because they initially set in little

clusters, and then we added more product with the other brush. And now it looks more even. Yes, the mascara is not bad. But, of course, the effect is not the same as on the website. I would give this mascara a rating of six out

of ten. An interesting idea. It can be applied in different ways. But the execution is a little lacking. Although , looking at it now, my lashes in two coats look quite neat. And the last thing for today is the GL VIP matte

lipstick priced at 8 euros. I picked the "Antique" shade. It's supposed to be some kind of brown on the lips, but with a twist. These lipsticks are pigmented and also provide shine and shimmer on top. It has a matte base

with a velvety finish and shimmering glitter. So, we should have a sort of metallic brown with silver and blue sparkles. Something interesting like that. By the description, it's very similar to the ones that have become popular again recently. Matte lipsticks

with glitter that, when you press your lips together, reveal the sparkles and shimmer beautifully on the lips. A similar lipstick from the Dior brand recently became very popular, and everyone started making and replicating such lipsticks again. Well, trends are

cyclical. Here we have the same packaging as the gloss, but, of course, it’s not really clear what the color is. At the tip, there’s the same poop-shaped applicator. And also not a very pleasant scent, by any means. Well

, at least it doesn't smell like actual crap. Unfortunately, this lipstick isn't quite as liquid as I like to wear . It’s a mousse texture that you have to apply a bit more of. It’s honestly better to blend it out with a finger so

it goes on evenly. I like it when a lipstick goes on in one perfect layer.

Inside the swatch, I can actually see both silver and blue glitter. But, of course, I expected more shine, and that’s only after I spread it well on my hand. And I take it that since the lipstick blends so well, it doesn't

really set on the lips. By the way, let's check out my gloss. The gloss is still bright, and the tint is still there too. But it’s time to wash it off. A bit of the tint remained along the contour, but it’s not very

noticeable. And let's apply the lipstick. Yeah, unfortunately, with this applicator, it seems I can only do a blurred contour. There. I don't like lipsticks of this type. For one, it’s hard to get a decent contour on my lips

with them. I don't even know, I'll just leave it as is. And I have to keep layering, applying, and blending the product so there are no bald spots.

Well, these formulas are always a bit difficult for my lips. But looking at it now, the color is very beautiful.

The lipstick is on, well, just finish the contour and it will be fine. I quite like what I see. But, of course, there’s no effect of some unreal cosmic shining glitter here. And if you compare it to any lipstick with a

glitter top-coat effect, it’s like night and day, because this is just not it. Well, I can move my lips as much as I want, and there really isn't any more glitter. There is a light, bluish sheen , but you could achieve that by just

taking a blue highlighter and applying a tiny bit over a regular brown lipstick. I'm not sure if you need to buy another product for that. The color is nice, and it doesn't feel like anything on the lips. Meaning, it’s a

standard powdery matte formula, but objectively it looks good. The color is opaque. There is some sort of light, very basic shimmer. But again, it’s nothing like what we saw in the videos.

I think it looked a bit cooler in the videos. This is the look I ended up with today. I wouldn't say I’m super into it. Hey. And here is what’s left of my makeup. My mascara started flaking a little, but the eyeshadow

looks brand new, like I just applied it . Absolutely nothing creased, even though foundation usually does, and the lips are just delightful. Even now, they leave practically no trace behind.

In terms of staying power, both the eyeshadow and the lipsticks pleasantly surprised me. And here is some Sheglam makeup that really disappointed me today and ruined my mood. Somehow it happened that the products I bought before were mostly really great. But

here...well, look, there is a caveat: the brand has a very cool marketing strategy. They make these viral videos with super unusual products, creating unique formulas, and they film it all so beautifully—like piles of glitter or jelly eyeshadows. But for the most

part, it just looks basic. If you take a video you see on TikTok, you have to divide it by two to get the real effect of the product. And many products turned out to be, well, just normal.

It's just that on TikTok, they were shown to us differently. They were cooler, brighter, more interesting, and had this amazing glow, but it’s nothing "wow" like the brand presents on social media. In short, they have a lot of little gimmicks, but does that

make the product actually cool? Doubtful. I really liked the contouring ; it worked great for me. I think I will continue using it with pleasure.

So, what does that leave us with? Next are all the lip products I had. This yellow gloss, the green marker, and the plumper aren't bad. They called the plumper a plumper and filmed a beautiful video, but forgot to add the

plumping effect. And everything they do is sort of like that. I’m really quite disappointed in Sheglam after buying these specific products. Maybe I just got unlucky today. Have you tried Sheglam makeup? Write your opinion in the comments. I look forward to your

suggestions on what other products I should order to test. And there are still many useful videos about makeup, style, and beauty reviews on my channel .