Rooms on Carnival Magic Carnival Magic offers a wide range of accommodations to suit the needs and preferences of every guest. The most basic room option is the Interior stateroom, which is perfect for travelers on a budget. These rooms may not have windows, but they still provide a comfortable and cozy space to relax and unwind. For those who prefer a little more natural light, the Ocean View staterooms are a great choice. These rooms feature large windows that offer beautiful views of the ocean and ports of call. For guests who desire a little extra space, the Balcony staterooms are the way to go.
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For guests who desire a little extra space, the Balcony staterooms are the way to go. These rooms feature a private veranda where guests can enjoy their morning coffee or simply take in the stunning sea views. If luxury is what you're after, then the Suites on Carnival Magic are sure to please.
So is this six-piece P770 brush set any good?
If you didn't know by now, I spend an inordinate amount of time at Althea. I do it for, er, "research", okay? There's always something new to watch out for and the products are so well-curated that there aren't many throwaways. I've been snooping on skincare there a lot these days for starters. I also keep an eye out for interesting deals like this COC Marine Blue Makeup Brush Set (P770)!
I got it because the photos looked fantastic on the product page plus the P770 price tag for six brushes seems more than reasonable. It's not exactly dirt cheap but the quality looked good so I just went for it. Plus, I will be traveling a couple of times this month and could definitely use a compact travel brush set!
That's probably my favorite thing about the COC Marine Blue set. It comes in a small ziplock pouch that isn't fancy but can fit in a normal handbag. I initially thought that the brushes inside would be too small to use comfortably; that isn't the case as they fit in my hand properly.
So how are these synthetic brushes, individually? Here's a quick rundown:
- Powder Face Brush. This is sufficiently fluffy and dense, enough to blend powders seamlessly. I've had softer bristles, honestly, but the hairs on this one are serviceable.
- Buffing Brush. This reminds me of a Real Techniques brush I have. It's perfect for blending cream or liquid products as it's super dense and soft.
- Blending Brush. This is for applying powder in small areas like the lids and under eyes. It's not as dense as I would like; this would be my least favorite brush in the set.
- Flat Brush. This is a basic eye brush, ideal for patting on a solid layer of eyeshadow or concealer.
- Smudger Brush. Stumpy with a rounded edge, this brush can nicely smoke our or soften your eyeliner. It can also pat eyeshadow on the upper and lower lids.
- Eyebrow and Spoolie Brush. The angled brush is not as stiff and dense as it should be. I love the spoolie though - it's soft and doesn't scratch my skin!
Overall, while I wouldn't say that the COC Marine Blue Makeup Brush Set is at the top of its game, it's functional enough for the price. I appreciate it most for its compact size and packaging; otherwise, these brushes aren't what I'd use for my everyday look. I would bring it to a trip however, when I care about space.
Now this set Is currently out of stock at Althea but there are other interesting things from the COC brand. See more brush sets and makeup ~mostly~ under P400! What do you think? Do you like collecting travel-sized brushes?
I got it because the photos looked fantastic on the product page plus the P770 price tag for six brushes seems more than reasonable. It's not exactly dirt cheap but the quality looked good so I just went for it. Plus, I will be traveling a couple of times this month and could definitely use a compact travel brush set!
These spacious and elegant accommodations offer a variety of amenities, including a separate living area, whirlpool tub, and VIP check-in. No matter which room option you choose, you can rest assured that comfort and relaxation are a top priority on Carnival Magic. So, whether you're looking for a cozy interior stateroom or a luxurious suite, there's something for everyone onboard..
Reviews for "Room Service: The Convenience and Indulgence of Onboard Dining on Carnival Magic"
1. Kelly - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with my experience on "Rooms on Carnival Magic". The cabin was cramped and the decor was outdated. The bed was uncomfortable and the bathroom was small. The ship itself felt overcrowded and it was difficult to find a quiet space to relax. The food options were also limited and not very appetizing. Overall, I did not have a pleasant stay and would not recommend it.
2. Mike - 2/5 stars - I had high expectations for "Rooms on Carnival Magic" but unfortunately, it fell short. The cabin was not well-maintained, with a leaky faucet and stained carpets. The service from the staff was also lackluster, with long wait times for assistance. The entertainment options were repetitive and not very engaging. The pool area was always crowded and it was hard to find a lounge chair. I was disappointed with the overall experience and would not choose this cruise ship again.
3. Sarah - 1/5 stars - My experience on "Rooms on Carnival Magic" was a complete nightmare. The cabin I was assigned had a foul odor and the air conditioning was barely functioning. The staff was unhelpful and seemed disinterested in addressing our concerns. The dining options were limited and the food quality was subpar. The ship was also plagued by noise pollution from various activities, making it impossible to find peace and relaxation. I regret choosing this cruise and would advise others to look elsewhere for a better vacation experience.
4. John - 2/5 stars - "Rooms on Carnival Magic" failed to meet my expectations. The cabin was small and lacked proper ventilation, resulting in a stuffy and unpleasant atmosphere. The bathroom had a strong odor and seemed poorly cleaned. The onboard activities felt repetitive and the entertainment was lackluster. The overall ambiance of the ship was underwhelming and did not provide the luxurious experience I had hoped for. I would not recommend this cruise to others.