BareMinerals’ Spring Deluxe kit

One of the “3-piece eye and cheek kits”, which included First Class (as well as several unnamed kits released first through QVC). The colors were all warmer, but not so warm that the ensemble won’t work on cooler-toned me.

BareMinerals’ Public Eye / Private Eye I kit

The first of several Public Eye/Private Eye kits, these trios were intended to be used for day and then night looks by just intensifying the colors. (That’s easier to do with neutrals than with brighter or bolder colors - but it is possible.) The brushes included with these...

BareMinerals’ Be Real kit

This kit was almost an exact duplicate of an earlier eye-and-cheek kit, First Class. The differences were the size of the colors (eye colors were all .01 oz and the blush was .57 grams in this kit) and the inclusion of an eyeliner and a lip gloss. This kit could be seen...

BareMinerals’ Public Eye / Private Eye III kit

The third and final of the Public/Private kits. By the time this kit was released on QVC, I already owned all the colors…so didn’t get the kit. Didn’t own the brush…but these particular brushes are not dreadfully intuitive (to me, at least.) I prefer the...

BareMinerals’ Smoke and Mirrors kit

Very simple kit: one black matte, one white matte. I don’t know the original outlet, release date, or price. Based on the prices for the two-color eye quickie kits, I’m going to guesstimate this kit’s price at $22. If someone has accurate information, please let me know and...

The SheSpace’s Essential Easy Pieces kit

There were two versions of this kit - one for warm complexions, and one for cool. The kits were built on the fashion concept of having eight “basic” pieces of clothing in the wardrobe that would match with each other, and/or form the basis of just about any outfit...

BareMinerals’ Beautiful at 20 kit

I’m unsure of the original release date - I don’t have a premium Delphi membership and wasn’t able to find the mention of the kit by manually trolling the forum archives at BEA. (If someone does know the original release date, can you let me know? Thanks.) ...

BareMinerals’ Glamourista II kit

I tend not to be a fan of these Grand kits, because they contain the foundation, MV, primer, train case…so many things I neither need nor want. And those make up the bulk of the purchase price!! (Compare with the diamond-infused kits, which were $54 and had the eye colors,...

BareMinerals’ 1980s

BareMinerals’ Sex Pots kit

Three name-themed eyecolors grouped into a kit. They did actually make a halfway decent combination, though I would tend to add a brighter, softer color for a highlight.