#velvelt

The next Fakemon is Velvelt and Grissly, another standard two stage evolution. They’re…not great.

Velvelt is the Cub Pokemon, a pure Normal type that’s fairly common in Tahook. It seems like it’s supposed to be a teddy bear with that Dex entry, but it doesn’t really go anywhere. It’s design seems to just be an edit of Teddiursa with one hand turned into a giant claw and given little shoulder pads. If you wanted to go with a teddy bear Pokemon, why not go with something different instead of just changing an existing one?

Grissly gains the Fighting type, along with the moniker of the Savage Pokemon. It seems like it’s trying to link with the teddy bear theme of Velvelt by that little tail ball that makes it go crazy, maybe? The design for Grissly itself isn’t very good either. It’s certainly different than Velvelt/Teddiursa and even Ursarang, but it’s hard to tell what it’s going for. And why is it half Fighting? What about being a bear makes it Fighting? Another bear Pokemon could be cool, but it’s not executed well here.

Roque Cozzette is a fabulous makeup artist who launched his freaking amazing high quality cruelty free, vegan cosmetics and brush line. All his products are tested on models and made with the finest ingredients which impressed me to go further and try his products.

As a professional makeup artist I always look for the best quality products. I have tried so many mattee eyeshadows but non of them have been stable in my kit, Untill I tried the new Cozzette velvelt eyeshadows. So I decided to talk about them and share my opinion because there isn’t enough reviews online about them.

First, the eyeshadows are made with macro pigments and comes with different and vibrant colors from (cool/warm/soft and bold tones) to choose from. It’s heavenly beautiful velvet-like texture that goes on smooth on the eyes; IN LOVE👌🏼. They are RICH in pigment, that being said, little goes a long way plus it is SO easy to work with/blend and has zero fallouts you guys! Using them with or without primer you’ll still pick the same amount of pigment you see in the pan that’s why I consider them the best eyeshadows I tried and I had to get them all. You can also play with the formula; sheering them down or intensitfying them by using Cozzette Matrix mixing medium, sold separately on their website.

Each color retail for 11$ and if you’re a professional makeup artist you’ll get 30% off their website. It also comes in a square pro pan of 3g which is quite a lot for the amount of pigment you’ll get. Because I travel a lot for work i find them very convenient to pack as it comes in a plastic clamshells for you to pop it into your favorite magnetized palette!!