Makeup Kit For Teens Girls With Recyclable And Key-Lockable Cabinet Included 17-Colors Eyeshadows Blushes Bronzer Highlighter Lipstick Brushes Mirror(Pink)…

So Pigmented!
I wasnt expecting such good quality for a great price but the powders are all SUPER pigmented which I love and I could blend them easily. I also loved the lip liner which has a smooth application yet precise tip.

Great assortment
This has a great assortment of makeup for teens just learning to use makeup. It comes with a nice case to keep it in.

Beginners Gift
I love the keepsake box! This makeup kit is great for beginner teenagers. I love that almost everything that you’ll need is included. The pigment of the shadows is great for beginners but if you’re a novice or expert, you can build the colors up. This is a great price for what’s all included, but, if you’re looking for something more professional, this isn’t for you.

Starter set
Blue boxCute makeup gift for tweens wanting to try out makeup. The box is nice for little girls but obviously not high end. It has a neat locking feature for “safe keeping” and includes a variety of products for a newbie to delve into. Plenty of eyeshadow colors to experiment with. It comes with eye shadow foam applicators which is okay for the younger crowd but you can add brushes (which I prefer). Blushes, bronzer, highlighter and contour are in the bottom tray along with a lip pencil, eye liner, lip gloss and a small tube of mascara. The eyeliner pencil was super smooth and better quality than some of the cheaper versions at the drugstore. The lip pencil went on smoothly as well and is very light in this kit (see pic). There is a functional brush of useable quality—nothing plush but will get the job done. The box itself is sturdy and includes metal components. The exterior covering feels slightly padded and has a bit of sheen/sparkle to it which makes it glam for those young girlie girls. The interior covering is well attached and clean with neat seams, etc. The material inside, though, is like the disposable face mask material (dimpled). So, it has some cheap feeling in areas like the thin plastic trays which are a bit awkward to remove (especially from the bottom compartment) and though the colors are in metal pans, I do wonder how long it will hold up with handling. But, again, for the intended target this is right in line with what I would expect and feel appropriate for that age. If you don’t want to start your child off with top brands while they learn, this is a good kit with a variety of the major components. $26 seems an okay price since you can reuse the box but think around $15-20 would be better. I would note there is no handle on the box.