In Toronto, we have a great app/facebook phenomenon called Bunz, where members can list items they have in trade for things they need. It's so addictive and over the past year I've felt good about giving my things a good home where they'll be used, and getting something in exchange.
Earlier this year, when the warm weather started to hit, I felt the urge to clean out my collection to put together a big trade on Bunz. So this time I thought I'd do an anti-haul, and tell you what I got rid of, and why.
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I have a million purchases like this that remind me that what works on someone else won't necessarily work on me. I saw a video from Tati as part of her WTF series (referring to the price) on this primer where she declares it not only worth the price, but Holy Grail status. I think it would work really well on someone with really oily skin, but on me it made my makeup patchy and made my skin look really dry.
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This Estée Edit Pore Vanishing stick did not make my pores vanish at all. In fact, the silicone in it didn't react well to the oil serum I use and I found it balling and flaking off. While many people love it, this one just wasn't for me and I replaced it with the Milk Makeup Blur Stick - which is fantastic, silicone free, and doesn't clog your pores.
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This kit of 3 iconic Stila shades was a gift, and I've loved their Kitten shade for years. But I have a million shimmery champagne shades in my collection and this set didn't make the cut.
