Glamzy 2 4+

If your a business that has plenty of money to spare to purchase the virtual equivalents of products and brushes then this may be of use. But to the average consumer than just wants an app that’s slightly more sophisticated than Paint with face charts as a background, to make better digital face charts for free... keep moving, this isn’t it.

This is fabulous. As a professional makeup artist I am always looking for ways to keep my kit as light as possible and then I'm then ladened with folders full of face plans, notes, pens, paper, pigments etc to create the face plan for my clients. This app ensures everything stays on my iPad which plays a huge part in my life along with my iPhone. Creating face plans is a huge part of my job and these can now be created with no fuss, mess or risk of spilling that late night coffee over the entire file. The fact that the face plans can be shared online with potential clients is fabulous and having everything filed and at my fingertips on my iPad is amazing. I've lost face plans in the past and it's so infuriating but this will not ever happen again as my iPad is my right arm. My only fault so far with this is app is it needs a few more makeup companies to take part such as Estée Lauder, Clinique, Benefit, Urban Decay etc. then it would be perfect. But for now I have downloaded all the current companies as they are bound to have colours in other companies ranges I require to complete the plans to my clients satisfaction. Fabulous app for a fab job. Highly recommended for the professionals and student mua's.

Can’t complain about anything on this app. Yes, you have to buy stuff, but the amount of brushes and makeup choices make it worth it. Even if you don’t find your particular brand, you’ll find a dupe in here for it to give you an idea. I’m not an MUA, just a casual user who uses this to match my makeup to my outfits (saves panicking in the morning and I have an idea of what I want to do with that day’s outfit to match it, even just laying out colours) - I’ve also already seen some colours in the collections I want to buy next. The brushes take a bit of getting used to with the opacity, tilt, etc. (they all work differently, like real ones do), but I was able to start on a basic look within about ten minutes after practicing a bit.

No complaints but obviously I’d just like to see more brands and colours and other stuff, maybe? Anastasia and Too Faced would be amazing. Keep up the good work!