Katie G.

I don't think that Clinique really lives up to all the hype. I have porcelain skin, and none of their foundation is light enough for my skin, and if I wear it it turns me orange. I bought some mascara, and it was okay. Not very impressed. They do have some very pretty lipstick colors though.

I purchased a few items from the site back in December 2014, the shipping was quick. However, I dont think the clothes are very good quality. Dont get me wrong, they are cute, but not the best quality.

I love love love Mac. All their products are great. The lipsticks and lipliners are great, especially the matte lipsticks, they stay on forever. I have very very pale skin, so I have always had trouble with foundation. I finally decided to use Mac Studio Fix in NW10, which I think is the lightest shade they have. Anyway, it stays on all day and it has a powder finish so I do not have to spend money on a pressed powder. I use to wear L'Oreal True Match, but I would have to wear the liquid foundation and the pressed powder to achieve the look that Mac gives me in one product. And since I had to purchase those two L'Oreal products about every five weeks, it'd end up being about $25 all together. However, with Mac, the foundation I get is only $27, and it lasts wayyyyy longer! I've had a bottle of the Mac foundation since April, and its not even half way gone. A little goes a very long way. I love Mac.

After reading the reviews on here, I am not sure why so mant people do not like Poshmark. I've purchased over 20 things on there, and sold a lot of things and I have never had an issue. What people need to do is actually read the FAQ article when they join posh and find out information. When it comes to purchasing from someone on posh, use common sense. Purchase from people who have a lot of followers, and have a lot of listings sold. Also, go back and look through the comments on the sold listings. Looking through the comments on the sold listings will usually give you a good idea as to whether or not the person is reliable, because if there is a shipping issue or an issue with the product, 99% of the time the buyer will comment on the listing. As for the 20% that poshmark takes, I'm fine with it, since the shipping is already paid for. Moral of the story, use common sense on poshmark. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.