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	Trish McEvoy Tapered Blending Brush #29 Trish McEvoy's brushes are legendary for their superb quality and cut. This brush was introduced to me by a Trish makeup artist about 20 years ago as the "windshield wiper" brush, which is the motion you use to blend eye shadows you've applied to your crease. There have been many imitations of this iconic brush, but none... More See more makeup tools Average rating from 4 members
	Trish McEvoy Planner Insert Page I've already written a lengthy review of Trish's fabulous makeup planners. These magnetic pages with a "hole-punched" strip (like a paper binder insert) are the heart of the system. You can create custom pages with exactly the colors you want (they work with metal pans from other brands of cosmetics, too, should you want... More See more cases, bags, totes Average rating from 2 members
	Trish McEvoy Quilted Makeup Plannner I bought my first Trish McEvoy planner probably 20 years ago. It was a cool idea and great for my makeup pans, but the little mesh zipped compartment inside was WAY too small for all the other makeup and tools I needed to keep with them - tweezers, mascara, lipsticks, eyelash curler, etc. So after a while I stopped... More See more cases, bags, totes Average rating from 5 members
	Trish McEvoy Protective Shield Concealer I've tried liquid pen-type concealers before, as well as loads of cream concealers, but so far this one is my favorite (along with Vincent Longo's concealer pot, which gives a bit more coverage if I need it). This one looks extremely natural, and yet it also does a great job of lightening the hereditary dark circles... More See more concealer Average rating from 2 members
	Trish McEvoy Beauty Charger These chargers come in several sizes and are perfect for tucking into your purse if you don't want to lug around an entire planner. I keep my planners at home (and for travel, of course) and keep duplicates of my favorite shades in one of these chargers in my purse. It's nice that I can change out the colors whenever I... More See more kits/sets Average rating from 3 members
	Trish McEvoy Finish Line I've used both this product and also Paula Dorf Transformer (basically the same stuff) with Trish McEvoy Eye Definer powders and they work great! I put just a drop on the back of my non-dominant hand and rub the bristles of my Trish McEvoy #50 angled eye liner brush into it to get it wet, then press and wiggle the brush... More See more makeup tools Average rating from 11 members
	Trish McEvoy Shimmer Pressed Powder I'm not generally a big fan of shimmer powders, as they tend to look too "fake." But Trish's shimmer powder is subtle, and suitable for older complexions as well as younger ones. I use the bronze shade selectively to warm up my complexion a bit, and it's great! More See more powder Average rating from 2 members
	Trish McEvoy Lip Gloss Trish's glosses are truly beautiful and feel great on the lips. It's true that they don't have tremendous staying power, but if you fill in your lips with a lip pencil first, they'll last quite a bit longer (as with any gloss or lipstick). I use mine in the center of the lower lip only, on top of lipstick, to get a full,... More See more lip gloss Average rating from 5 members
	Trish McEvoy Angled Eye Lining Brush #50 After many, many years of using Trish McEvoy's iconic #11 "press and wiggle" brush, I became a devoted convert to this very fine angled liner brush. It gives me perfect control and lets me get a fine link (or a thicker one, if I want) right up against my lash line, so my lashes look thicker and my eyes really pop! It... More See more makeup tools Average rating from 3 members
	Trish McEvoy Eye Definer I LOVE the gorgeous colors of this eyeliner and also its versatility. It can be used either wet or dry. To use it wet, you can use either just water or a liquid made specifically for this purpose (I've been using Paula Dorf's "transformer" liquid). I like to apply it wet and then go over it dry. The only liner I've found... More See more eyeliner Average rating from 5 members