Silicone Eye Makeup Practice Face, Reusable Face Mannequin Black

I bought to use for my eyebrow course.

Helped me with makeup

The item is just right for makeup practice. It cleans up very easy.

⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ 4/5 The Bueuo Makeup Practice Face Board is a great tool for beginners and makeup enthusiasts who want to practice new techniques without using their own face or a model. The 3D silicone design gives a more realistic feel than paper face charts, and it's perfect for practicing eyeshadow, eyeliner, brows, and lash application. I liked that it came with brushes included, making it convenient to start using right away. It's reusable and easy to wipe clean after most looks, which makes it great for repeated practice sessions. The only downside is that some makeup products don't stick to the silicone surface as easily as they do on real skin, so blending can take some getting used to. Despite that, it's still a fun and useful learning tool for aspiring makeup artists and anyone wanting to improve their skills.

Makeup applies like a charm! Super easy to use! She gives you a client when you don't have one. Perfect for practice before clients. Or even just for fun!

Muy mala calidad

It is very hard to get the makeup to stay on the board, I ended up having to use concealer with setting spray and set it with white eyeshadow to get the shadows to stick and blend smoothly. Overall still really fun to practice on and helps me use up palettes I don't use on myself anymore.

I bought this with the intent of trying out new color schemes, and to test out the quality of new palettes. The added brushes are a nice touch for someone who has little to no bushes, but for anyone with a moderate amount of makeup and your own brushes, you probably throw them in the trash. The face shape is okay. I'm not expecting a replica of myself, celebrity, or fashion model. The little rubber feet on the back help prevent it from moving if you're working on it flat, like on a table. The overall size is okay too, no complaints there. What I think is the big issue is the texture, or the material used. It's basically rubber. And there's little "pores" everywhere. It wouldn't be a big issue if pore filling products actually worked on this but they do not as it's not real skin (duh). I tried using a eyeshadow primer, but that did literally nothing as well. The powders from palettes kinda just.. floats on top and then falls off when trying to blend. I can't say that I recommend this TBH. As annoying as it is/can be, just use your own face for practice.

Waste of money very hard to blend and use with anything cream. Would not recommend.