Wal-Mart Beauty Haul

I got some "new to me" beauty products this past weekend at Wal-Mart. The beauty aisle is the first place I go to when I go to any store. As if I needed anything else but, two products caught my eye. Shocking, I know.

Rimmel Stay Glossy 6hr lip gloss These were on an end cap, away from the Rimmel line. I'll admit, I buy into the gimmick. I got the shade All Night Long. I've only wore this once, but it isn't sticky, or goopy. I'll have a full review on this once I wear it more. I believe this was $3.89.

My second product was a mascara. A girl's gotta get her essentials. ;)

Maybelline Great Last Lots of Lashes The unique brush sucked me in. It is cone shaped, and looks like it will grab the lashes in my inner corner unlike my LashBlast that I have been using. I got the Blackest Black shade. I have not tried this yet, as I am using my last bit of LashBlast before I dive into this one. Maybelline Great Lash was my first mascara, and I didn't mind it, so I am interested to see how this one is. This was $4.44. A review will be coming whenever I use it and can really get a good grip on whether I like it or not. Again, other mascaras that some people love, others hate. It is a matter of preference.

Have you tried any of these products? Have you seen these around? Leave me a comment and let me know!

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