I like everything about Frontcover – whether you are just starting out on a make-up journey and need step-by-step instructions or if you’re simply a make-up lover who wants one easy stop for looks, I’m not sure you can do much better than this. The sets are ageless for a start – you can be 13 or 103 and still there will be something that is useful – and suit pretty well all skin-tones. Pricing is also good, given the quality.
I’ve written before about Frontcover being mercilessly copied by other brands – it’s a stellar example of how cut-throat the beauty industry is and how easy it is for a small brand to be completely submerged by a bigger one. The thing Frontcover have on their side is an army of fans that aren’t going to be swayed away by a cheaper price and inferior product even if it looks exactly the same. I’ll have some examples of this coming up later in the autumn – they’re quite shocking really in their blatent copying – but for now, the highlights of Frontcover Autumn/Winter 2012 are below.
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| Frontcover Party Queen, £35 |
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| Frontcover True Colours, £25 |
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| Frontcover Desk to Date, £16 |
oh wow! some great products! never tried those before!
Seriously Niki, give them a try, you won’t look back.. Fabulous brand – the best out there and all the kits encouraging us to try different looks and break our habits of wearing the same face every day!! Thankyou Frontcover!!
Hi,
Where do you get them?
Sophie
Boots have these each year as part if their Christmas range. Not sure where else you get them.
They aren’t in boots this year at all. No 3 for 2? Sob.
But you can get them on their own site. Google the brand, and their site is usually at the top.