Dina & DJ Blake

The Beauty Den: E.L.F. Cheap Chic

One of my best secrets to supplementing some of your “splurge” beauty buys, is the brand E.L.F. (Eyes, lips face) I spend the most money on products that sink into my skin. Moisturizer, serums, masks are where I go quality over quanitity. It’s great to have a go to brand on the cheap side where you can experiment, or just get the basics and it will only cost a few bucks!

E.L.F. is a brand I’ve been using for years, and their formulas keep getting better and better! Their cosmetics typically range in price from $1-$6! No, I’m NOT kidding!!!

I get their liquid lipstick in all my favorite shades and at $1 a piece, I have a drawer of back ups.

My new fav product of theirs is their cream blush with a stifle brush. You can choose a single color, or they have palettes that let you create a more customized look.

You can shop them online here! I’ve also seen some of their products offered at Target and Walmart. If you join their rewards club though, you’l be notified of all their coupons and promotions. I have received big hauls before that were ridiculously cheap, because of bonus offers and free shipping!

 

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