Lea Halliwell wrote:
Have you seen them in action?  If not, check out this video:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLBKDFp7MUA
This one, too:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36nUZlz0-EY

That might help you a little.

just watched these

The only little hangup I have is that he was a little underwhelmed on the blush colours... but he didn't apply it on prepped skin... it had nothing to stick to

Nude Etude wrote:
How natural are Yaby products? What sort of ingredients do they use?
Cheers!

yaby isn't about how natural the ingredients are.  strictly speaking, no cosmetics or skincare is natural even if it contains a long list of plant derived ingredients, every product needs a number of stabalizers for the ingredients itself, the antioxidants and the preservatives.

the only natural makeup is the way cave people did it, open up the fruit that you know is safe for you to eat, and paint your face with it.

yaby's philosophy is creating colors that are safe for the intended area of use, without the use of unstable (especially the highly hyped 'natural' ingredients), essential oils and fragrance. 

i don't personally believe in fragrance in skincare or makeup as they are usually one of the biggest reason for causing slow developing allergies that can spread beyond the face, so yaby products will never have any perfumes. 

essential oils are generally active carriers, any traces of essential oils in cosmetics is not going to benefit the user, however, it can easily cause irritations when used together with ingredients which might not otherwise be an issue to the user.

many plant derived ingredients, although hardly in their natural form, is the culprit of many allergies.  it can be anything from a slight annoying itch to full body blister rashes that take weeks to subside and months for the ugly scars to heal. 


In most makeup products, you will find many similarities in their ingredient lists.  what sets yaby apart is the way the ingredients are processed and the ratio they are put together with.  this is what affects the texture of the product, blendability with each other on the skin, longevity of your makeup's effect as well as how comfortable they are to wear.

liz yu wrote:

yaby isn't about how natural the ingredients are.  strictly speaking, no cosmetics or skincare is natural even if it contains a long list of plant derived ingredients, every product needs a number of stabalizers for the ingredients itself, the antioxidants and the preservatives.

the only natural makeup is the way cave people did it, open up the fruit that you know is safe for you to eat, and paint your face with it.

yaby's philosophy is creating colors that are safe for the intended area of use, without the use of unstable (especially the highly hyped 'natural' ingredients), essential oils and fragrance. 

i don't personally believe in fragrance in skincare or makeup as they are usually one of the biggest reason for causing slow developing allergies that can spread beyond the face, so yaby products will never have any perfumes. 

essential oils are generally active carriers, any traces of essential oils in cosmetics is not going to benefit the user, however, it can easily cause irritations when used together with ingredients which might not otherwise be an issue to the user.

many plant derived ingredients, although hardly in their natural form, is the culprit of many allergies.  it can be anything from a slight annoying itch to full body blister rashes that take weeks to subside and months for the ugly scars to heal. 


In most makeup products, you will find many similarities in their ingredient lists.  what sets yaby apart is the way the ingredients are processed and the ratio they are put together with.  this is what affects the texture of the product, blendability with each other on the skin, longevity of your makeup's effect as well as how comfortable they are to wear.

You had me at YABY!

LisaJohnson wrote:
My dual finish foundations from Yaby are literally LIFE SAVERS for my HD, wedding, commercial work.  I'm a big fan.

I don't have any, but I know you're an awesome source, so I will definitely try them out when I'm done with my other dual finish powders from another maker

A N G wrote:
I have a full set of the yaby liquid foundation, a few concealers and cream foundations, in addition to color products.  Yaby is awesome, hands down, amazing.  I haven't  foundation anything like the cream or liquid foundations.  Fast becoming an absolute favorite.

I recently ordered some of the cream and liquid foundations along with a pearl paint palette...

I'm incredibly impressed. The liquid foundation is bomb! The price for the quality is absolutely phenomenal! The cream foundations go on like butter and don't seem to get cakey at all...

And of course I JUST had the opportunity to try out my pearl paints for the first time... I don't think I'm ever going anywhere without them. The colours are incredible, and the application is SO smooth, with so little fall out

I'm obsessed with them for the moment.

Puffi Star wrote:
I want Yaby!

Yes you do! Its FAB! I cant wait to get more! What I really love is you can get the refills for your pallets. I blaze through some colors quickly.

K Glam Photos wrote:

Yes you do! Its FAB! I cant wait to get more! What I really love is you can get the refills for your pallets. I blaze through some colors quickly.

And the best part is, when you're running out, the shipping is insanely fast

Asha - Makeup Artist wrote:

And the best part is, when you're running out, the shipping is insanely fast

Yes!

K Glam Photos wrote:

Yes!

3 days. No lies!