ELF Cosmetics

E. L. f. Offers incredibly low pricing, however their goods are of the lowest quality. Their brush cleanser is ineffective at cleaning my makeup brushes, and their lip plumper broke after only the second use.

"I believe it's important for all women to be aware of ELF (eyeslipsface)! The majority of products on their website are priced at less than $5, and they frequently offer special deals. Currently, they are providing free shipping for orders over $25!

One of my co-workers introduced me to ELF, and she has purchased over $30 worth of supplies. She claims that all of the products work wonderfully and that the shipping was swift. She's become quite addicted to the site, and I must admit, I've also developed a fondness for it.

What sets the makeup on this website apart is that it's not ""fake"" makeup, which appears appealing in its packaging but disappoints when applied. Instead, it's composed of high-quality substances.

I apologize if I've inadvertently gotten you hooked as well... :)"

ELF Cosmetics has been a delightful discovery for me! Their products offer great quality at such an affordable price point. I've been particularly impressed with their primers and lipsticks. Although I find that some of their eyeshadows don't last as long as I'd like, a good primer helps with longevity. I love that they're cruelty-free and have a wide range of vegan options. Definitely a brand worth trying!

I really like ELF makeup and their 60% off sales are a good time to stock up. I've had so much bad luck with primers and foundation in my life and they are one if the only companies that agrees with my skin. They have great quality items for really discounted prices.

I have been using elf for many years and I will no longer use their product. Product sizes are down to half to a quarter of what they used to be and yet the prices are astronomical. What happened to this company? Old product on the left new product on the right. Old product $3 new product 16 dollars. And I have seen it for as much as 20 dollars.

I have to say that the commercial showing a celebrity receiving a gift package of the product line that causes everything she touches after applying the product to literally stick to anything she touches is NOT a ringing endorsement. It's actually stupid and I certainly am dissuaded from using the product if that is the effect it creates. DUMB CONCEPT. You do know that there are some intelligent people left in this world. Try to advertise with that in mind. Who would really want to use a product that has that effect

My experience with hair care has changed dramatically thanks to ELF Cosmetics, and I'm happy to provide them a well-earned -star rating. Finding workable remedies has been a top concern for me as someone who has battled hair thinning and loss, and Revivogen has produced amazing results.

I had a terrible experience with their customer service department after my order showed up with missing products. They were not able to refund me or offer to reship the products. I won't buy from them again and wouldn't recommend them to any friends after their customer service team was rude and was unable to address the missing products.

I just bought the elf primer (power grip) for my birthday to make my day and it's auwfull I have it and it's feels super sticky and doesn't feel good at all in fact it feels like glue on my skin and it feels uncomfortable plus it doesn't smell the best

I, personally, have not had such bad experiences as everyone else here has. I've made two orders from them so far, and everything that I ordered came in the box + the free gifts I received with both of them. They're cheap, great for beginners, and the shipping takes less than two weeks (it's always here before it says it will be). My only complaint is that the products are small, but for $1 - $5 cosmetics who can complain really?

I would like to dispel the myth that elf sells your information to third parties, as one person said below. Elf has a deal for new customers who make an account where when you spend $25, you get a free magazine subscription and it shows it right there in checkout. You can either accept the subscription, use it as a $24 rebate, or delete it from your cart. I decided to rebate mine, making my second order from them only $5!