Admittedly, I tend to use my beauty sponges until they're basically falling apart from being jabbed with my fingernails and washed to within and inch of their lives, but they are definitely tools that need to be replaced with more frequency than others. Recently, I did a bit of a sponge cleanout and I knew I wanted to get some new ones and when I saw the elf Total Face Sponge Duo at my local Superstore, I decided I might as well give them a go and see how they fared. Even though I haven't actually been wearing much makeup for the past couple of months, I've been reaching for these sponges every time I have, and I'm ready to let you guys know how they worked out for me. 

When it comes to new products in the drugstore that I generally want to try all of, I'd say that concealer tops that list. Concealer is a must for me and I'm always on the lookout for a formula that's going to give me the coverage and finish that I personally want at a really affordable price. So, of course, with the release of the e.l.f. 16Hr Camo Concealer amid a lot of excitement and fanfare, I was dying to get my hands on it. Colour me surprised when I actually found it on the shelf at my local Walmart. As Canadians, I think we're all pretty used to getting new e.l.f. products long after they launch, so it was nice to see this particular launch locally available to us. In this review, I want to touch on a really peculiar thing about this concealer that I haven't personally seen in any of the reviews I've taken in, so I highly commending reading to the end. 

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Whenever the e.l.f. displays in my local stores get new products, I have a pretty intense urge to try them out. The thing with e.l.f. for me is that while not everthing is going to be a hit, there are always gems from the brand that completely blow their price point out of the water. I feel like this is true for a lot of people, particularly those of us who have tried a lot of things. Recently, I've picked up some new products from the brand there are definitely some hits and misses for me!

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You guys know I'm a HUGE fan of e.l.f. products. Not everything is an off the charts winner, but I really do feel like I've found more gems than duds in the things that I've tried, and at the low prices of their products I really feel like it's worth pretty much trying out anything that looks appealing - at least for me, from a makeup junkie blogger perspective. Anyway, I'd given the e.l.f. Contouring Blush & Bronzing Powder in Fiji the eye more than a few times, but ultimately hadn't ever picked it up because I felt like it was maybe more suited for a deeper skintone than my own pasty pale. Recently, though, I saw it at my local Rexall and decided that I just had to try it for myself.

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When it comes to affordable products, like those from e.l.f., I can often easily be swayed into trying them out based on the positive opinion of certain Youtubers and fellow bloggers whose opinions I trust. The e.l.f. Moisturizing Stick Foundation is definitely one of those products that I likely wouldn't have been particularly interested in trying out if not for the good opinion of some other people that I trust. And since I've heard it's selling like hotcakes, I suspect that I'm not the only one who reacts this way. So yeah, I've used this product enough times now and given it enough wear tests that I think I'm ready to give you guys my review - however, I will say that my review is a little bit mixed.

Ahhh, there are so many products from e.l.f. Cosmetics that were released ages ago, it seems, but have been hard to come by here in Canada. Luckily, Walmart Canada is carrying e.l.f. in store now and they have a lot of those products on the shelf for those of us who have been waiting. One of those products for me was the e.l.f. Instant Lift Brow Pencil, so when I saw it on the shelf I grabbed two shades - just in case. At under $3 a piece, it didn't really feel like I was going mad with brow power or anything!