Most-Hyped Products Throughout The Decades: The 2000s | Most-Hyped Products | Insider Beauty

From MAC's iconic Lipglass, a thick, high-shine gloss, to the Maybelline Dream Matte mousse foundation, a mousse-y foundation filled with matte powder spheres, we rounded up some of the most-hyped products from the 2000s to test out for ourselves.

Products used in this video:
Maybelline Dream Matte Mousse Foundation in Honey Beige, $10.44
Maybelline Dream Matte Mousse Foundation in Medium Beige, $8.98
bareMinerals Original Foundation Broad Spectrum SPF 15 in Neutral Medium 15, $38
Maybelline Cover Stick Corrector Concealer in 140 Medium Beige, $5.99
Nars Mini Laguna Bronzing Powder, $18
Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Matte Powder Bronzer Mini, $18
Nars Mini Blush in Orgasm, $17
Urban Decay Cosmetics Travel Size Original Eyeshadow Primer Potion, $16
CoverGirl Eye Enhancers Eyeshadow in Sterling Blue, $7.19
CoverGirl Eye Enhancers Eyeshadow in Snow Blossom, $9.96
Nyx Jumbo Eye Pencil All-In-One Eyeshadow Eyeliner Pencil in Milk, $5.50
Nyx Jumbo Eye Pencil All-In-One Eyeshadow Eyeliner Pencil in Cottage Cheese, $5.50
Nyx Jumbo Eye Pencil All-In-One Eyeshadow Eyeliner Pencil in Black Bean, $5.50
Urban Decay Heavy Metal Glitter Eyeliner in Pyro, $25
MAC Eye Kohl Eyeliner in Smolder, $22
Maybelline Great Lash Mascara in Blackest Black, $8.49
DuWop Lip Venom, $16.99
MAC Satin Lipstick in Myth, $22
MAC Satin Lipstick in Snob, $22
MAC Lip Pencil in Spice, $22
MAC Mini MAC Clear Lipglass, $15
Lancôme Juicy Tubes Original Lip Gloss in 10 Framboise Pop, $24
Nars Afterglow Lip Shine Gloss in Turkish Delight, $26
Lip Smacker Lip Gloss Friendship Pack, $11

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Most-Hyped Products Throughout The Decades: The 2000s | Most-Hyped Products | Insider Beauty

[elizabethtangora]

That dream matte mouse foundation is a TRIP. Teenage me was so convinced it covered up my acne, but seeing it now I’m pretty sure it just camouflages textured areas by making your whole face look uniformly terrible.

[cowboycal]

Despite the crunchy 2000s products, the final look was honestly sooo cute on you. 2k realness Nico ate.

[TeganM.C.]

I was a teenager in the 2000's (born in '89). I remember all of these products and you looked beautiful in all of them. People love to say how bad makeup was back then but we had fun being girly. Makeup wasn't supposed to be applied so perfectly to look good in pictures/social media. You had fun and wore cool colors, shimmers, and sparkles. Being a girl was so fun back then in my opinion. Now everyone copies each other to appeal to trends.

[stargirliexoxo]

OMG, the dream matte mouse! I was browsing the drugstore yesterday and caught a sight of it and was like "they still make that?!" I swore it got discontinued years ago.

[shmij]

Omg do you remember the original packaging for the Urban Decay Primer Potion!? The purple genie potion looking bottle- ICONIC.

[AdamantErinyes]

That pale blue actually looks so good on you. I feel like you're coloring is perfect for it. Just so cool and a bit edgy.

[filzahmahmood]

Is it just me or does this makeup look bomb on you. I secretly love the frosty eyeshadow, kohl rimmed eyes and pale lips.

[njkb]

i love this new concept, would love to see you go over more "vintage" makeup!

[JanetsList]

Lancôme Juicy tube had me in a CHOKEHOLD- I remember racing to different stores to buy up the remaining ones when a colour I liked was being discontinued. Lovely walk down memory lane ❤

[searose]

The Dream Matte Mousse still exists because it’s not a bad foundation. If you know how to work with makeup and different formulas, you’d know warming it in circles into your skin and blending it out with a sponge is what works to make it look beautiful on the skin! ✨

[xdoriandanger]

For me back then (wow.. I was 18, now I am 36!) it was Victoria's Secret Sweet Talk lip gloss. It was the thickest, shiniest in town. They also had a minty lip balm in a tin that was amazing, too.

[dezzid.]

The bareminerals (I still use it) was my first powder and it really can be built to full coverage - but the brush is the key. An extremely dense flattop kabuki brush is needed to build it to full coverage and then a setting spray can be used to meld it into the skin

[priyankanair]

I'm glad we've come so far with skin like makeup. My mum still uses the bare minerals powder, and it just works for her. I for one can't go back to anyone these.

[jessl]

Always brightens my day when you upload a video. That dream matte foundation was my go to foundation back in the day lol

[amymifsud]

I need more of this series with different decades

[erikad]

Yup as a millennial from this era I approve... BareMinerals was my thing for awwhile... I still never figured out how to sharpen those NYX pencils and my mom still uses that Maybelline mascara lol

[cj]

You really nailed it with the frosty lid/black liner! I remember using the dream mousse & it was the palest shade they had & it was so orange AND oxidized on top of that lol! The dream mousse blush was amazing though, & I wish they still made iy

[MauraVH]

the spice and myth lip combo looked so good on you! Your hair also looks amazing :D what a throwback with the UD heavy metal liners, I gotta pull those out again!

[nucleartoilet]

Couldn't afford dream matte mouse, so my mom got me the old Rimmel Lasting Finish 25 Hour foundation (it came in a squeezy tube). Now I see it as a blessing because that shit was the bomb AND my mom matched me perfectly.

[Lizzie-vekt]

That Maybelline cover stick is actually amazing if you get a lot of blotchy redness on your skin, especially around your nose and chin. I never use it under my eyes but I discovered a tube of it in my makeup bag and it still worked really well for spot covering.