[internetchick]

I see the palettes and such on Overstock, but the name just isn't familiar. The most I have found by Googling is that it is manufactured in the same place as MAC and Bobbi Brown, and that Victoria Jackson is behind Lola Cosmetics. Is the makeup worthwhile?

[bella1342]

Oh gosh, my mom bought victoria jackson cosmetics years ago. At least 15 I would say. That was the first makeup I ever used... I would always play with it. At the time I thought my mom was the most glamorous woman in the world for using it. The lip palettes were gorgeous. I couldn't tell you the actual quality though... I was 11 or 12... I didn't really know anything about makeup. I was in awe of my mom's though.

[StereoXGirl]

I don't know! I saw it on overstock.com, too! I was wondering about the quality...

[Retro-Violet]

i really really really like Lola cosmetics, but i didnt know she had a line named after her.

[newyorlatin]

I had several Vicoria cosmetic palettes and would say that the foundation is not for oily skin. It left me greasy somewhat and did this quickly. The coverage was nice and it lasted beautifully with constant touch ups.
The coordinated shadows, blushes, and lip colors were very nice.

[CamaroChick]

I remember the infomercial from around 1989. At the time, I ordered at least one color kit from them and loved their stuff. A lot of time has passed since then, though, so I don't know if I'd still feel the same about it now.

Nonetheless, I'd been thinking about those products again lately (not having used them in something like 15 years), so I went online looking for reviews. I found out that, apparently, this line is now being sold door-to-door in parts of Europe -- by very aggressive sales people. I'd love to hear from anyone on this forum who may have had direct experience with this.