What Reddit Says About Makeup Apps

Yes!!! Walmart, Target and Ulta all have a “Virtual Try On” Feature on their apps allowing you to virtually try on makeup before buying. Ulta has the better feature because it works for ALL makeup while others are limited I think .

I agree with this Skyfluence was the first one that felt personalized instead of generic, and the matches were surprisingly accurate compared to the trial-and-error approach I was used to. ... I’m super late to this post- do you still use Skyfluence? If not, was it easy to cancel? I’ve seen mixed re...

MakeupRehab is a place for those who are on a no-buy, low-buy, or just want to talk makeup and beauty without being bombarded with sales, hauls, and other tempting posts. Let's ramp up the creativity to use your collection to the fullest and curb your spending at the same time! ... I m just pos...

I use Style App, it’s typically for clothing, it took me forever to set up, but I enjoy using it! ... altadaily.com mostly for fashion/clothes but you can store all your beauty/makeup in there too https://imgur.com/a/nczyQMQ

I love the Makeup Alley app, particularly when I am looking for reviews of products when I am shopping. I use it to sift through things that look promising in the Target clearance end cap baskets...

I’ve been trying Beautistics and the app has a million glitches and I can’t add a single piece of makeup to save my life so maybe not that. I use my notes app on my phone which helps! ... That’s odd. :o Beautistics is the best app I’ve tried so far and I’ve cataloged 50+ items on it with no issue.

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I just downloaded GlossBoss from the App Store last month and it’s been a lifesaver! It uses a barcode scanner that links to your inventory. You can shop from it, share wishlists. Bonus for birthdays and celebrations Goodbye manual entry!

A lot of apps still feel like filters though. The reason I prefer Epica Beauty is because it does more personalized mapping and the tips feel like they were made for my face. It helped me finally get a routine that does not look too heavy or ...

Image editor apps? I use facetune 2 and picsart. Anything better? ... 🔥 𝗦𝗨𝗕 𝗧𝗢 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞 𝗔𝗕𝗢𝗨𝗧 𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗥𝗢𝗜𝗗 𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗦, 𝗣𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗘 𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗥𝗨𝗟𝗘𝗦 🔥 ... Olive undertones are often misunderstood and underrepresented in the beauty industry. Welcome to OliveMUA, where we try to ...

Makeup alley sadly shut down.. More replies ... I speak Japanese somewhat fluently so I use the app Lips, which has a huge user base, a lot of activity, and a lot of great, detailed reviews, but the user base is entirely Japanese so it’s not really accessible for non-Japanese speakers and a lot of t...

I use Flickr, which also has an app. I love the app for on-the-go! I like to keep my visual collection very simple; the albums are simply the makeup categories with one for my favorites too. No swatches since that becomes too much of a hassle. You can title and write a description of each product as...

Basically somewhere you can upload your picture and try out different makeup stuff like eyeshadow, and lipstick with various choices, and looks realistic. Is there such software? I use Makeover right now but it is kind of limited.

And the forum: I was surprised to see how active this was and how helpful girls were to other girls and how serious they were. I only saw one post by a man in there. If you’re most interested in improving your skin, this app excels in that regard. Price is fair and worth it.

It’s more for skincare than makeup, but the Beautypedia app is awesome for researching products before you purchase.

I do like the idea of virtual makeup, in theory. More replies More replies ... Totally feel this, some of the try-on apps can be super off. I’ve had the best luck with · Facetune so far, especially for lip and brow stuff. It’s not brand-specific, but it looks way more natural than most of the retail...