Product Review: Bzzing about Max Factor Makeup

Well it is Bzz Agent time again and this time it is Max Factor makeup.

I am patiently waiting on my free BZZ Kit to see what Max Factor products will be sent my way; but here is a synopsis of what I know already.

Just the Facts

Max Factor primarily markets makeup products rather than specialized skincare applications. Max Factor groups its numerous products under four major collections: Face Time, Eye Candy, Lip Service and Glam Tools. There are four categories under Face Time, which are as follows: Concealer, Foundations, Powder, and Blush. These products are available in different shades as well. Under Eye Candy you find Eye Shadows, Eye Liners, & Mascaras. Lip Longwear Colors, Lip Colors, Lip Gloss, & Lip Liner, And finally the Glam Tools are Brush Brush, Lash Curler, Application Sponges, Makeup Remover & Eye Shadow Brush.

Pros:

• Products are available at Wal-Mart and other retailers nationwide
• Products are also available by ordering directly from the Max Factor website

Cons:

• None of the formulas seem to have Real Collagen or Hyaluronic Acid
• No online testimonials on the products as of this review
• Free trials not offered at this time
• Seems to focus on makeup products, not anti-wrinkle products

Are You Naughty or Nice?

Visit areyounaughtyornice.com to find out which side you fall on and check out the special Naughty and Nice collection of MAXalicious lip glosses. My Challenge to everyone is to take the test and post your results in a comment!!!

Max Factor can boast some pretty impressive industry firsts, like the first lip gloss (1930), the first concealer (1954) and the first water-resistant makeup (1971) dis cover the entire collection of high-quality, high-style makeup from Max Factor at maxfactor.com. You'll also find special offers.

 Max Factor currently also has Carmen Electra as its celebrity product ambassador.