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House Of Makeup Review: Their Viral Skin Tint Is Really A Game Changer

There’s a certain kind of makeup I keep coming back to: the kind that makes you look like you’re wearing makeup without actually looking like you’re wearing much of it. House Of Makeup seems to understand that mood. The Indian homegrown beauty brand, founded by Harlin Sachdeva, has been making waves online with its skin tint and other easy, everyday products. The brand focuses on 100% vegan,…

House Of Makeup Review: Their Viral Skin Tint Is Really A Game Changer

House of Makeup has been gaining popularity online due to their easy-to-use, 100% vegan and cruelty-free cosmetics. Out of their popular products, the Face Anything Non-Comedogenic Luminous Skin Tint stood out to the reviewer. The skin tint offers light, natural coverage, and a dewy, glass-skin finish without feeling heavy. Its formula is non-comedogenic and contains niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and goji berries, along with SPF 25+++.

Another product, Dab N Glow Easy-Blend Lip + Cheek Tint, was also tried. This cream balm has a pleasant, pigmented color that seamlessly blends into a natural-looking flush on cheeks, lips, and eyelids. However, the tint's performance faded quickly, especially on the cheeks.

The Starry Night Liquid Highlighter, infused with crushed pearls, provided a soft, natural-looking glow. It was smudge- and transfer-resistant but could come off with pressure, and the shine began to diminish after a few hours.

Lastly, the Dawn To Dawn Liquid Matte Lipsticks from PAC Cosmetics were tested. While the mini sizes were convenient, the lipsticks were drier than expected and didn't last as long as their 12-hour claim. Overall, the reviewer concluded that House of Makeup has some excellent everyday products, but the Face Anything Skin Tint was their standout choice.

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