Affordable Makeup Under ₹700 (Part 2) 💄 Even Better Picks!

Hi everyone! Welcome to part 2. If you haven't watched part 1 yet, please go and check it out after you're done watching this video. It's linked in the description. That's where I spoke about all my must-have affordable products and this is part 2 where I'm talking about must-have affordable eyeshadow palettes and skin prep products that I actually carry on set with me and I use daily and I use these products to create proper shoot ready looks. And before I start, these are not just random affordable finds. These are products I've used multiple times on myself on long shoot days and even recommended to so many people and every single time I've gotten messages back saying, okay, wow, this is actually good. That's why I'm confidently sharing them with you. So let's start with the palette. I'm currently obsessed with this Profusion Cosmetics TNR palette. I got this for just 350 rupees. Yes, 350 only. The MRP was 1350 and I got this at 70% off. Now, I'm very particular about what goes on my skin just because something is affordable doesn't mean I'll buy it. Quality and skin safety matter to me. I checked the expiry, made sure it was fresh and when I started using it, I was genuinely impressed. The pigment is beautiful. The shades blend easily and the color story is just so usable. After a long time, I found a palette where almost every shade makes sense. Usually, there are three to four shades that you never touch but this one, soft, glam, warm, bridal, bold eyes, everything is possible. Now, because I travel a lot for shoots, I don't like carrying very bulky palettes. So, makeup breaking during travel is my biggest fear. So, I also use wet and wild eyeshadow palettes. I've already finished two of them. That itself tells you how much I use them. They're lightweight, compact, easy to carry and the pigment is honestly very, very impressive for the price. From subtle day looks to proper dramatic night looks, they perform beautifully. MRP 799 but I've always bought almost 50% off. These are the kind of affordable palettes that don't feel cheap. They actually perform. Now, coming to setting spray, I'm currently using the Lakme Made to Last Setting Spray from the Showstopper collection. I'll be honest, I didn't love the smell initially but it fades within a few seconds. In terms of performance, it locks everything very nicely. MRP is just 650 rupees but again, on discount, it's much cheaper. Inside Cosmetic Setting Spray is also a really nice and budget-friendly option. I've recommended that to so many beginners and they've loved it. For primer, I use this Lakme Absolute Undercover Gel Primer. It sits beautifully on my skin and it helps makeup last longer without feeling heavy. Now, when it comes to skin prep, skin prep is extremely important. I have an extremely dry skin so moisturizing properly is non-negotiable for me. Plum Rice Water and Mia Salman Moisturizer has pleasantly surprised me. It honestly performs like a high-end moisturizer. It hydrates extremely well, sits nicely under makeup and doesn't build. And of course, the Bodyshop Vitamin E Moisture Cream. If you buy during sales or buy on get-and-offers, you can get it at a great price. It's extremely reliable. For serums, I keep rotating depending on what my skin needs. There are so many good affordable serums out there now so I switch between them. The whole point of this series is this affordable does not mean low quality. These are genuinely amazing products out there that perform beautifully if you know what to pick and when to buy them on sale. I've recommended these to friends, followers and even people on set and the feedback has always been positive. I hope this affordable actress makeup series helped you. Let me know what you want me to review next and don't forget to like, share and subscribe. Thank you so much for watching.