Thin Lizzy 6 in 1 Professional Powder Set Review

Gosh I bought this in my mid 20's ,I always hated foundations, until a friend showed me this, I saw how easy it was to apply and it gave a subtle look of makeup without being overly done. For me it was a good starting point, its easy to use, the compact itself lasted a really really long time and its really minimal coverage so its hard to stuff up and put too much on (though it won't hide blemishes too well on its own). Nor is it messy at all. I got the tin that came with 2x everything, used the first compact, started the 2nd and eventually moved on to other things.Their actual foundation is better for me now (the pink compact). This would be a good start for teenagers who are starting to explore makeup :)

I got this from my sister when i never use to wear any makeup & it worked great especially with my oily t zone. Now that Im a qualified makeup artist i never really use it anymore but it is good for any1

I started using this foundation when I first started using makeup. I was very clumsy and unco when it came to make up a few years ago and I found that this was a good starting point. It is very easy to use and is a light layer so when you use it, it isn't one of those ones that look like you have slapped a whole bottle of of tanning lotion on your face (that seems to be the look some girls aim for these days). In saying this, it means that it doesn't really cover your blemishes like it says that it will. The adverts on TV make it look like you can cover freckles and red cheeks and all sorts of blemishes that you might want to hide but in my opinion this isn't the case. This is a good starting point but once you're more into makeup and want to explore the makeup world a bit more I would say move on and try something a little more adventurous. And if you are insecure about your skin or you won't leave your house unless you look absolutely perfect with flawless skin I would use something else. Good luck!

This is pretty expensive for what it is. I find that if you use it as foundation it seems to be very dark. However, I think it works well as a bronzer.

I don't necessarily think this is a holy grail product.

I always have some Thin Lizzy in my makeup kit. I wouldn't rave about it saying it's an amazing product, but it is great as a bronzer / face contour.

I only tend to use this product as a bronzer as I'm quite pale and I have no idea how to contour! I find that it can look a little orangey on me though, especially in winter when I'm really pale, or in photos. I think it potentially just doesn't work very well with the yellow undertones of my skin, judging by how many other people rave about it.

If I could contour, I certainly wouldn't use this product for that, since it would look very unnatural on me due to the orangey-ness.

I purchased this in the lighter colour and it is about 3 or 4 shades too dark for my skin so I can't use it unless I'm using it as a bronzer. It also doesn't cover up much as a foundation when I applied it you could still clearly see my red cheeks, freckles and blemishes...definitely wouldn't recommend this product unless you had already flawless skin and nobody who is as pale as me could use it.

It certainly does not do everything it says it should however I can't live without it. It's great as a loose powder over foundation or to just add a bit of life to my complexion when I can't be bothered with full make up. Also great as a blusher.

I bought some of this a while ago as I the thought of having an all in one product was really appealing. What I found was that it made me look really orange and just didnt sink into my skin. I like to have a very natural look when it comes to make up. This worked well as a tanner but takes ages to spread everywhere. Would rather buy a spray tan and some other form of powder.

Initially liked Thin Lizzy but found the brush would quickly deteriorate and bristles would come out. Didn't like it as eyeshadow or lipstick. Good as bronzer.