Wet N Wild in general Reviews

I can't exactly remember how I discovered 'Wet n Wild' cosmetics. I think it was a random email that I received, but I suppose that isn't the most relevant part of my review. I am quite a 'flibbertigibbet' when it comes to cosmetics, and am definitely a 'more is more' kind of a girl. I cannot resist a new product, must own at least 20 ...  Read the complete review

I stumbled across wet n wild cosmetics on a recent trip to New York, and was very pleased to get home to find that they have a UK buy on line web site (www.wnwbeauty.co.uk) I have recently purchased their Mega Wink Mascara, which I really only brought to try and as it was only £2.99, so I didn't really hold out that much hope - however I have to say that it is a great Mascara! The curved brush gets right in to your lash line, and it doesn't clump and really separates and lengthens my lashes! And at a fraction of the price of my usual mascara, I will certainly be buying more!

Wear: 1/5 I received Kohl Kajal Eyeliner in 660A, a shimmery brown color, in a recent makeup swap. It came with another product, their Mega Eyes Trio in Egyptian Sands. I will be reviewing both of these. For a drugstore brand, you gotta hand it to Wet 'n' Wild, they deliver a semi-decent product for a lot less money than ...  Read the complete review

These are absolutely the best low-end lip glosses on the market. They don't quite compare to some of the brands that cost six times as much, but the reformulated pot glosses are definitely something to rave about. They have a depth of colour and quality of shimmer which is very rare at the cheapest end of the market. These are never gritty and ...  Read the complete review

When I travelled to Canada a several years a go, I purchased a 'Wet 'n' Wild' cover stick as I had left my trusty Clinique corrector at home. It was really cheap as I thought I'd only use it for three weeks whilst I was away. I have never found another cover stick to this day that can hide blemishes as well as that ...  Read the complete review