Beauty

[TuesdayTaylor]

MakeupAlley is a great resource, I've received some really helpful info there.

[Irishrose136]

Well, I guess I better get on the stick here!

[BeckiWV]

Absolutely. I also check Beautypedia from the ingredient standpoint and find it pretty interesting too, but since Paula has products to sell, I often tend to put more stock in what MUAer's have to say.

I find they are really objective and pretty honest in their assessments. I agree with the OP. I have spent hours rooting around those reviews.

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[Zcat]

I have the MUA app on my phone. I check it before purchasing ANY skincare or makeup.

[AspenGrove]

Yes, love checking product reviews on Make-up Alley. The reviews are written by real people, with real experiences and the reviews are not purposefully selected to make a product look good, as they often are on company websites, including this one. And, not a single person is attacked (as they often are on Q's boards) for sharing a positive OR negative experience with a specific product. No cult members of products gather to bash a person who has relayed a negative experience, as they often do on Q's boards. So refreshing and so helpful to read honest reviews without bullies in the mix.

[glmama]

I've been checking reviews there for years! Love it. However, I find the boards a bit intimidating.

[Sunshine Kate]

On 4/4/2014 suzyQ3 said:

I always check MUA and Beautypedia. That gives me both fact-based and anecdotal reviews.

Me too, I can't check one without checking the other.