7 Most-Hyped Beauty Products From September | Most-Hyped Products | Beauty Insider

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With TikTok making beauty products go viral every other day, it seems that more and more products are being released in the hope of becoming the next big thing. From the Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Ice Cooling Lip Luminizer, a plumping lip gloss with a minty cooling effect, to the Haus Labs Triclone Skin Tech Medium Coverage Foundation, a weightless but buildable foundation, we rounded up some of the most-hyped products from September to test out for ourselves.
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There are so many new beauty releases happening all the time, so we gathered some of the most hyped
products to test for ourselves. Em Cosmetics re-released its Color Drop Serum Blush with a
new and improved formula and packaging. The old packaging was notoriously difficult to use. It
had this dropper thing that just would not dispense properly. This new dropper is so much better. You
do have to build this blush up, but it gives you a really pretty dewy flush of color. I honestly
can't see a difference between the old formula and the new one. This new one is just easier to use.
I'm not super into this kind of blush formula. I prefer the brand's powder or cream blush over this,
but it's pretty and it didn't break up my foundation. I've been dying to test out the
new House Labs foundation. I've heard nothing but amazing things, and I was not disappointed.
I went in with my foundation brush first, and this just totally blends into the skin seamlessly.
The coverage is on the lighter side, so I added a little more, and I am really impressed by how
weightless it is. It has skincare ingredients in it, and it actually feels like skincare.
It feels like you have absolutely nothing on your face. All of my other products blended on top of
this beautifully, so this foundation is a 10 out of 10 for me. I also got the Bio Blurring Loose
Setting Powder, and I love this too. It definitely does blur the skin and sets your makeup without
making it look dry or cakey. It's so soft and finely milled, and it's also talc-free, which is
great. I tried a couple lip products from Fenty Beauty, the Gloss Bomb Heat Universal Lip Luminizer
and Plumper in Hot Chocolate Heat and the Gloss Bomb Ice Cooling Lip Luminizer in Cold Hearted.
Let's talk about this new Gloss Bomb Ice first. It looks like a pale blue color, but it goes on
totally clear. It has a really nice minty scent. You get that cooling effect instantly, and I like
it. It also feels great on the lips like the other Fenty glosses, just super hydrating and shiny.
The Gloss Bomb Heat is not a new formula, but people have been loving the Hot Chocolate Heat
shade. It's like a brown with a hint of rosiness to it. Because it's on the more sheer side,
this color looks incredible on so many different skin tones, and it actually does plump the lips
really nicely. It's not an uncomfortable plumping effect at all. A few of you asked if I could
review Mooncat polishes, so I have a few to talk about. This first one is called Illusionist,
and it's a magnetic multi-chrome. I feel like Mooncat always has these really interesting colors
like this that I don't see very often. The magnetic effect on this one is so cool, I couldn't stop
staring at my nails. This next shade is called Cyclone, and it's a blue jelly flaky polish. The
way these iridescent flakes look in this jelly really give you this ocean vibe, so I loved this
one too. The last polish I tried was Emo for Life, which is just a plain black creme polish. I
honestly feel like this one impressed me the most because it was literally pitch black in one coat.
The pigment on it is incredible, and the formula is so smooth. The prices do vary depending on the
formula, but overall the quality of the polish is really good. And I also love the brush and
handle on these bottles. They make it super easy to paint my nails. This is the Charlotte Tilbury
Take It All Off. It's a bi-phase makeup remover, and I had to google what that meant because I had
no idea. It basically means you get an oil and water in one, and you have to shake the product
to combine it. It specifically says this is for eyes, lashes, and lips. You have to shake it, apply
it to a cotton pad, and soak the area for a few seconds for an easy removal. This honestly worked
really well, and I tried it on waterproof mascara, which always takes me forever to remove. I also
have very sensitive eyes, and this didn't irritate them at all. I liked this, but I think it's a
little too pricey for a makeup remover you're only supposed to use on your eyes and lips.
Say you just dropped these Liplers. They're matte lipsticks that you can build up to be super full
coverage or dab on for a soft, blurred lip. I used the shade Modern first and just dabbed it on with
my finger. It gave this really pretty soft wash of color. This other one in the shade Classic really
shocked me because it's so smooth and pigmented. I was laughing because I definitely went too far
over my lip line, but we move. I would recommend a lip liner with these because the formula isn't
matte as you'd expect, and it does move around a little. Overall, I think these are nice and feel
good on the lips.
