So far they only have 4 products for their skincare, but I only wanted to purchase the two I needed because I love the moisturizer I use already and I have other serums that I know work for my skin. I bought the Nourishing Night Cream ($12) and the Illuminating Eye Cream ($10). 

First I'd like to start off with praising Elf for their packaging and the fact that these products don't cost an arm and a leg. They prove that makeup and beauty doesn't have to be pretentiously luxurious. It mirrors high end products and works just the same, most of of the time even better.

I was surprised at how chic the packaging looks, and it doesn't feel cheap to me. These two jars are relatively cheap as far as skincare goes, coming in at $10-12, but don't let that fool you.

I've used these for the past 2 weeks, and I was pleasantly surprised at how soft my skin felt the next morning. I admit that when I first applied this the night before, my skin tingled a bit and I thought it would break me out since I'm so sensitive. The stinging stopped once the product soaked into my skin and gave me a nice hydrated feeling.

It's not too thick or watery, so it's kind of at that perfect consistency to match your favorite moisturizer. 

I was even more surprised with the eye cream! I definitely thought that for a drugstore eye cream, this would just be boring. 

I applies just a small dot under my eyes in the same triangular pattern that I highlight in and on my eyelids as well. This gets rid of any dry patches and makes your eyes feel ten times better the next morning. I felt like my dark circles were completely gone (not that I really had them to begin with) and any kind of discoloration I had has been loads better. 

I don't know if I agree with the whole "illuminating" bit, because my skin doesn't look that much brighter, but it's definitely de-puffed them and made the area around my eyes a lot smoother. 

I already had the Flawless Finish Foundation ($6) to begin with, but I had Sand which is too dark for me when I'm not tan. Now that I'm getting a bit more color, I use half a pump of this and half a pump of Sand to get my perfect skin tone color. I love this foundation, it's one of the best drugstore foundations for only $6. I stand by this than any other high end foundation. I think whether you have oily or dry skin this will be perfect, and can be flawless with any kind of foundation tool. I like to use a combination of a stippling brush and a beauty blender. It gives you a perfect, airbrushed finish.

I use Elf's Tinted Moisturizer, but as I've been running low on it, I wanted to try their Studio BB Cream ($6). 

I'm slightly disappointed in this product. I love BB Creams, but this is one of the thickest, driest ones I've come across. It works fine with oily skin, but I think if you have dry skin you're not going to love this, which is a shame since it's a cheap option and offers good coverage. 

As a girl with a round face and chubby cheeks, I love a good contour. I rely on it to give me cheekbones and to slim my face down some. 

Here's the Studio Contouring Brush ($6). I used this brush with all of my different bronzing/contouring products, and each one looked flawless and gave me a beautiful sculpt. I think this brush is going to replace my Real Techniques Contour Brush. I don't have the NARS Ita brush to compare, but I imagine they're probably very similar. 

The next brush I picked up was the Studio Stipple Brush ($6). This brush picks up a lot of product, so a little goes a long way. If you happen to use too much, just blend it away with a damp sponge or a clean face brush.