As a seasoned gamer and a connoisseur of all things beauty (having spent countless hours experimenting with various looks in games like Second Life), I must say that my foray into real-life makeup has been an interesting journey. From the virtual to the tangible, I’ve discovered two brands that have caught my attention – M2U NYC and Cheekbone Beauty.
The realm of beauty and personal care extends far beyond the cosmetics section in local drugstores like Walgreens or Rite Aid, or even supermarkets. In fact, this industry continues to thrive, as suggested by Statista‘s reports, with minimal impact from the 2020 pandemic-induced downturn.
Here are two additional makeup brands that carry the “cruelty-free” label, just like Wet n Wild:
M2U NYC
Launching (or starting off) is the catchy phrase used by our cosmetic brand, signifying that our skincare-enriched products are effortless to use for both new and returning customers. Each product costs between $8 and $20, while our makeup kits retail from $40 to $42 (excluding sales tax).
In simpler terms,
Instead of the traditional powder blush, we suggest opting for the liquid blush that offers an easier, less messy application process right onto your cheeks.
Cheekbone Beauty
Established in January 2015, Cheekbone Beauty’s founder, Jenn Harper, expressed on their About page that “Representation matters, and this is the essence of Cheekbone Beauty.” The site explains how the brand was born when Harper reconnected with her heritage and set out to make a difference in the beauty industry.
For those accustomed to budget makeup brands, Cheekbone Beauty offers an expansive array of products priced between $22 and $34 each (excluding sales tax). A notable set, the kit, is available for $125 including taxes. Compared to M2U NYC, Cheekbone Beauty’s items are relatively more expensive. Among their offerings, we suggest giving the Cheekbone Beauty Eyeshadow and Eyeliner pencil a try.
In summary, both M2U NYC and Cheekbone Beauty are notable for their unique identities, particularly as they prioritize cruelty-free cosmetics.
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2024-08-06 03:14