Beauty Products CMU Students are Thankful For

Story by Jenna Boulter

Thanksgiving is right around the corner; a time to truly reflect on what you are thankful for. Here are some beauty products that Central Michigan University’s students are thankful for this holiday season.

Too Faced Born This Way foundation

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Senior Kelsey Woodworth is thankful for Too Faced Born this Way foundation. This product can be found at Ulta and Sephora running for about $39.

“I love that this foundation is full coverage. It really helps control my oil throughout the day which is great because I have oily skin,” Woodworth said.

Ogx Argan Oil spray

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Junior Becca Bruins is thankful for Ogx’s argan oil spray. This is a hair product that is used to give hair a pretty shine and help mend the split ends. This product can be found at Ulta and various drugstores. The product ranges from $5-$10.

“This spray rehydrates my hair and gives it a lasting glow! I use it after I wash my hair to reinforce it’s natural shine and lightweight bounce,” Bruins said.

 

Black Out Revlon Colorstay liquid liner

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Junior Brooke Szczurek is thankful for Revlon’s Colorstay liquid line with the skinny brush. This product can be found at Target, walmart, Ulta, and most drugstores. The product ranges from $5-$10.

“This is the best liquid eyeliner I have ever used. It doesn’t smudge easily, makes the perfect cat eye with the skinny brush and is easy to use,” Szczurek said.

 

Benefit’s They’re Real Mascara

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CMU Senior Alivia Ferguson is thankful for Benefit Cosmetics They’re Real lengthening mascara. This product can be found at Ulta and Sephora for $25.

“I typically don’t wear a lot of make up to begin with, so mascara is a quick and easy go-to that makes a huge difference. I always want my lashes to be the longest possible, and They’re Real is the only mascara that allows my lashes to reach their full potential. It’s pricey, but I love it,” Ferguson said.

 

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