All right, I'm about to try the crazy brow in Shade brown it comes with this little smudger brush, but you can remove it and add a little spoolie Nice little fine tip Very creamy goes on smooth. Oh, it's actually very pigmented here Not like a waxy formula, let me clean that up. Okay switched back to the little smudger And I think I'll probably keep this one on because it's so creamy. This is gonna really come in handy I got a shimmery one Handy I got a shade a little bit lighter than my brows, but I think that were I think

So this is with the blush and then without the blush. You do not need a lot of this blush because it is very pigmented. You literally need like three pads. Just blend it out with a brush and then you're done. I hope this helps.

So I got this item from Crazy Beauty. It comes with a little puff. It's super cute. And I'm just going to take the puff and apply it. I'm nervous. Oh! How cute is this? I didn't um... I look like a clown. I need a brush. Hold on. Okay, I've already tried to blend the other side and it's still very pigmented and it's not blending very well. I'm gonna try with a powder brush now. So moral of the story is that this is intensely pigmented. Let me tell you the name of the shade. The name of the shade is Raspberry Rush. It has a mirror and it's actually really nice. It blended out. Yay!

It has a mirror and it has a powder puff. It's pretty thick, the powder puff, and it comes with a mesh. This on, it's pretty pigmented. And then, let me show you what it looks like blended. This is very pigmented, it's very lightweight. It's got a beautiful sheer finish and it's got this radiant glow to it. I like it.

I am in the middle of doing my makeup, but I wanted to come on here and apply this blush with you all. This is the Crazy Beauty Highlighting Powder Blush in Strawberry Champagne. It's a really pretty pink color. I do have some concerns because when I swatch it, it is very like, looks very ashy, so we're gonna see what it looks like on my skin. It comes with this little powder puff, so I'm just gonna apply it to my face with this and then go on with this brush to blend it out. So let's just put it on here. It looks very ashy on the skin, I'm kinda scared. Okay, so here it is blended out. I think this is meant to be more of like a blush topper. I think that it will be really pretty on top of another blush. You can see the shimmer, it's very glowy, but yeah, I wouldn't use this as just my blush alone. I'd probably use it as a top.

First of all, how gorgeous is that? It's got a little mirror in there, and then you've got your mesh screen. I'm gonna go ahead and tap this against the screen there. It says to tap off the excess. I'm gonna start really lightly, because I feel like this is a very punchy color. Definitely very pigmented. Why is that freaking gorgeous? It looks so smooth, and it almost reminds me of the way that a cream blush looks. The way it melts into your skin is stunning. It's just a really pretty shade of pink. It has that little bit of luminosity to it. Just a really awesome brand. I'm definitely gonna check out more of their products. I've tried their Mineral Loose Setting Powder and their Highlighting Blush, and both of them are very nice.

It's got a mirror on the side, it's got a mesh, and it also has this puff that it comes with. Look how pretty. I like this color. A little goes a long way. Let me go ahead and blend this color. Look at that glow. I like that. And then this is what it looks like blended. It's pigmented until you blend it out, then it kind of shares out to this beautiful color.

Hi, this review is for this crazy loose powder. This is in the shade Almond. So it's a cute little package. It comes with a little puff in there. And then this is like a little mesh, kind of it's bouncy. So I think you just push down on this, or I don't know if you have to like shake it. I'm new to this, but we'll see what it kind of does for this shine that I have on my face here. Okay, okay. It doesn't look like it's super full coverage, I guess. It's maybe just like a little translucent powder, but it's definitely getting rid of the shine. It's doing its job. We'll try up here. It's a little more shiny. So again, I don't know how to get it out if you just kind of bump on there or if you shake it, but it looks like we're getting some

This is Crazy Beauty Mineral Loose Setting Powder. It's with a mirror on the side and this puff and a mesh inside. I don't know why I was thinking this would be a foundation. It's just a setting powder, which clearly says maybe I was used to the other brand where it's more of a foundation. This is the finished look using the product. I don't have any foundation at all. I just use this and I think it did a good job. It's more like a nice natural finish. It blurs out slight imperfections. It's got that nice glow. I just want to run around like a no makeup makeup kind of day and not want to have anything liquid and just powder. This is a good setting powder to use. If you want that natural look, this is something to consider.

My new favorite setting powder, the compact mirror plus powder puff are so cute. Look at how smooth my under eyes look.

Libby A

The Mineral Loose Setting Powder in Almond color by Kreizi Beauty is a must-have for anyone looking to achieve a flawless complexion. Libby, in her video review, highlights the key features of this product. The packaging is cute and compact, with a convenient puff included. The powder itself is translucent, providing a natural finish while effectively eliminating shine. It's easy to use, either by pushing down on the bouncy mesh or giving it a gentle shake. Libby demonstrates its effectiveness in reducing shine on her face, leaving a smooth and matte appearance. The only drawback mentioned is the uncertainty of how to dispense the powder, whether by bumping or shaking. Overall, this loose setting powder is a game-changer for those seeking a shine-free look without compromising coverage.

Video Review of #KREIZI BEAUTY Mineral Loose Setting Powder by Johnlette

Video Review of #KREIZI BEAUTY Mineral Loose Setting Powder by Johnlette