You asked so you shall receive. I’ve only been using @fentyskin for a week, but here’s my initial review…
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Cleanser: She is thick. You really have to lather before applying. The cleanser has a light scent, but not too overwhelming. It’s supposed to be used to remove makeup and clean your face. It did a pretty good job at cleaning my face, but I wouldn’t use this as a replacement to my double cleanse. I’d still apply a balm or oil to remove makeup.
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Fat Water: She’s also thick (hence the name). The consistency reminds me of the Glow Recipe Watermelon toner, but it isn’t nearly as hydrating. This is my least favorite in the set. It contains witch hazel, which I find to be pretty drying on my skin. It isn’t heavily scented and the lightest of the three products, which is good. I probably wouldn’t repurchase though. It’s honestly something that I can live without.
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Hydra Vizor: I really like this product. The packaging is reusable and very aesthetically pleasing. It’s a moisturizer/spf, which is great. It isn’t too oily, doesn’t leave a white cast, and the consistency isn’t too thick. It melts right into your skin. This is probably my favorite of the three, but be warned it smells like Trident fruity gum. Which in my opinion is unnecessary. Even though it’s heavily scented it didn’t irritate my skin which made me very happy.
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Overall I’d give @fentyskin a solid B. While there’s room for improvement, I think they executed their first launch pretty well. Have you tried @fentyskin yet? What do you think?