Hey there, I came on to talk about the Gillian Dempsey lid tint. Unfortunately, I'm kind of disappointed with this product. It's sort of a cream-based kind of lid tint. I'll share a clip in a second of how it looked when it came to me packaged. So here it is fresh out of the package. Kind of some weird speckling on it. I like that it's compact but I have no idea what's going on the top of the surface. Doesn't do it for me. Sort of smells like crayons. It's kind of sticky. I've tried using my finger, my brush. Maybe it'll be better as like a blush but definitely not the product for me and yeah.

This is the lid tint by Gelly and Dempsey. I am very confused with this product. I dk how this won't crease all over my eyelid. I am not sure what to do with this. I am not sure what to do with this. I am not sure what to do with this. I am not sure what to do with this. I am not sure what to do with this.

Let's go monochrome today. Blends and builds very well. Cute and great for lazy days.

Got another lid tint here by Jillian Dempsey. This one is in shade ruby, so let's open it up. There's the back, another cute compact, and here is the color. It is significantly more pigmented than the other one. Let's swatch it. It's also not as easy to swatch as the first one. It's a little bit more firm of a balm. There it is on my finger. Here is the swatch of the color. It's not as pigmented as I'd hoped it would be. It definitely doesn't look ruby. And these will obviously give that wet look to your eyeshadow, so I'm kind of excited about that, so stay tuned.

Hopefully this goes better. This is the Ruby Lid Tint by Gillian Dempsey. At least this one has pigment. They actually blend out really nice and I really like it. It's still sticky though.

I'm ending hot with a brutally honest review of the Gillian Dempsey Lip Tints. I'm wearing Ruby today on my eyes for this fall transitional look. And the formula is Sheer Dewy Perfection. It's the perfect way to add a natural pop of color, especially for dry skin gals. I could however see this being a little too emollient and shiny for people with oily skin, and it doesn't really build that much because of how slick it is. Here's what one layer looks like on my hand, this is what it looks like with a second one. The darker colors like Ruby do build more than the lighter ones, but I would still say they're a light sheer wash. One last caveat is that they're not super long-wearing. But I don't mind reapplying it because it's super easy to bend with the fingers, I don't even use a brush for them. Overall, 8 out of 10.

so this is a rebuy um retry in a different color i bought the jillian dempsey lid tint in i want to say bronze and then this one is in ruby and i wanted to try the red one i will say it's a learning curve it's a creamy it seems like a coconut based um tint so it does move but it's really pretty in photos so the last time i used my finger i think i'm going to use a brush that's pretty so the brush makes it definitely more subtle but i want to see if the brush helps it with the wearability increasing i really like it

Dempsey lid tint in the shade shell and that's how it looks and it's kind of shimmery and also hey that's me and also it has a tiny mirror which is like so you know useful so let's see so this is kind of like a really I think I wanted something

Let's try out the Gillian Dempsey lid tint in the color Shell. It's this really pretty shimmery pink and it says to apply directly to your lid with your finger. The formulation is really smooth and it's actually much more pigmented than I thought. I really do like this product, but I suggest using a primer beforehand so that it doesn't crease in the lid.

Truly Flossproof Eyeshadow, sign me up! This Satin Cream Shadow from Jillian Dempsey in the shade Shell is so beautiful. It's a sheer, very, very pale pink that gives my lids lots of gloss and shine. I like to apply it with my finger in two layers to get a little bit more coverage and pigment. It's ridiculously easy to blend. It's made with really great skin-loving ingredients like sunflower seed and coconut oils and shea butter. It can be used as a cream highlight or to add a little bit of shine onto the lips too. There's a couple of potential cons that I should mention though. Because of their emollient texture and ingredients, this product will absolutely crease and it'll happen fast. Any creases can be immediately tapped out with a finger, but that's something to note if that's a quality that you dislike in an eyeshadow. A second con is the price. This single shadow is almost $30. I personally won't be purchasing any other shades, but if you don't mind paying more for a shadow you'll use often and has ingredients that you like, you may not see that as a con.

Hey guys, let's try the Lid Temp by Jillian Jassy in the shade Sheil. It's a really cute packaging as you can see I've already touched it. And I just like to put a little bit on the inner corner. Sorry about my dog walking, she won't sit. And it's just super pretty and super light and I really like just using this when I don't want to wear a lot of makeup. But yeah, you guys should definitely try it and the compact is so cute.

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Video Review of #JILLIAN DEMPSEY Lid Tint in Shell by Gina

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