For the longest time I have religiously used the Olay makeup remover towlettes, until I recently realized that they were not removing all the makeup from my face, causing me to breakout more than normal. In an effort to find something better, I first tried the Mark Make it Go Away wipes. Having tried other over the counter most makeup remover wipes, I was needless to say a little concerned that they wouldn’t work as promised. Boy was I wrong. These wipes did a great job of removing all my makeup, leaving my skin feeling clean and fresh, not sticky like with some of the other makeup remover towels. The best part is these towels don’t irritate the delicate eye area, making them great for removing stubborn eye makeup.

After having such great success with the Mark wipes, I decided to try Avon’s Makeup Remover Wipes with Mineral Complex. While these wipes work well, I must admit they do not perform as well as the Mark ones do. I have found the need to go over my eyes multiple times in order to get every last bit of Mascara off. This then results in a burning sensation around the delicate eye area. While the burning fades not soon after, this discomfort prevents you from using the product as it was intended.

Overall if I had to choose between the two, I would go with the Mark Make it Go Away wipes over the Avon version any day. While this is just my opinion I invite you to try the product for yourself. I’m sure that you will love it, but if you don’t, Avon offers a hassle free return policy so you can feel comfortable in the fact that you have nothing to lose and potentially a new found makeup tool to gain.

© 2010, Jennifer Bedell. All rights reserved.

With so many different makeup brands available on the market today, it can be difficult to weed out the high quality products from the ones that are not woth your time. While you can spend your time reading the hundreds of Mark Flip for It reviews that exist on the web, it can be hard to tell the difference between honest reviews, and those that are nothing but a sales pitch. As a new Avon representative, one of the first products I tried was the Mark Flip for It Sydney Eye Shadow/Lip gloss compact. While many Avon representatives may tell you that every product is great, I actually try each of these products myself so I can give you an honest Mark Flip for It review so you can determine if the product in question is really the one for you.

Like you, I have tried my fare share of eye shadow brands in the past, ranging from the high priced name brands to the budget friendly ones that you can be found at your local grocery or drug store. Since I have been burned by products in the past I was a little pessimistic about the results I would get in my Mark Flip for It review. Working as a IT professional I do not always have the luxury of running to the bathroom every few hours to re-apply my makeup so I need something that will last so I put my pessimism aside and gave teh Mark Flip for It a try.

Since this was the first Mark/Avon product that I had tried in years, I was quite surprised with the results. Unlike its smaller, more expensive counterparts, a little goes a long way with the Mark Flip for It eye shadow. The Sydney compact includes a shimmery brown and cream color. I use a combination of the two and the results from my Mark Flip for It Review were actually quite suprising. Since I prefer a more natural makeup look I find that the color in this set is not overpowering and not much is needed in order for the product to be noticeable.

It has been a little over a month since I first started my Mark Flip for It review and suprisingly enough I have yet to put a major dent in the color swatches making this product a great deal for the money. While the Sydney color is no longer available, Mark has recently released its spring line of colors at an affordable price. If you are looking for a quality product that will last you a long time then give the Mark Flip for It a try. With Avon’s hassle free return policy, you have nothing to lose and only a new found makeup favorite to gain.

© 2010, Jennifer Bedell. All rights reserved.