EPICA: Your Daily Beauty Guide
doubtful ratingPeople genuinely thank it for the step-by-step makeup lessons and for matching eyeshadow shades to their eye and skin tone, which saves time and money on failed experiments. But it markets itself as free, then demands payment at the end of the quiz, and cards get charged twice without warning. Color matching is often off: Black women are shown white celebrities, and cool undertones get pushed onto people who do not have them.
The gap between the 4.6 store rating and the 4.09 text average is small, but the five-star reviews are often empty and repetitive, while the one and two-star ones are full of specifics about money and wrong colors. Looks like templated praise was mixed in.
What users love
- Step-by-step makeup lessons
- Shade matching to eyes and skin tone
- Small tricks like locking eyeliner with powder
- Saving money on failed purchases
What users hate
- Surprise charge at the end of the quiz
- Double billing and rude support
- Color matching often inaccurate
- Ignores darker skin and specific undertones
Who it is for
People who have worn makeup for years but get confused about eyeshadow colors and eyeliner shapes for their features and want visual lessons
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