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Kona Grill - Kansas City
- Address:
444 Ward Parkway
Country Club Plaza
Kansas City, MO 64112Neighborhood:
Plaza / Brookside
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Kona Grill - Kansas City
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.konagrill.com/
- Phone: (816) 931-5888
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 4:00pm Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Kona Grill - Kansas City
Kona Grill offers diners freshly prepared food, personalized service, and a warm contemporary ambiance that creates an exceptional, yet affordable dining experience. The diverse menu includes a wide variety of mainstream American dishes, as well as a variety of entrees and appetizers with an international influence. Specialties include Baked Sea Bass in a miso-sake marinade, Filets, Almond Crusted Pork Tenderloin, and Kona Grill's signature dish - Macadamia Nut Chicken. Kona Grill also features an award-winning sushi menu containing all of the traditional favorites plus several unique dishes created by talented sushi chefs.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
Kona Grill - Kansas City - Best Restaurants in Plaza / Brookside ›
Kona Grill - Kansas City reviews from OpenTable diners
102 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelEnergetic
vibrant bar scene (46)special occasion (39)fit for foodies (36)hot spot (36)good for groups (35)great for lunch (21)great for outdoor dining (21)romantic (21)late-night find (18)neighborhood gem (12)notable wine list (9)kid-friendly (6)scenic view (6)great for brunch (3)Show More
- A nice eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/28/2014Just an all around nice evening from the food to the service and atmosphere. Relaxing and enjoyable. Love the sushi rolls and macadamia nut crusted chicken! Lots of great places for casual dining on the plaza and this is one to enjoy with friends!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dress code!?ManagementNags101Dined on 9/26/2014I've always worn a hat to Kona Grill and it was never a problem. The manager was a punk about the whole situation so that disturbed me because I felt like I was treated like a kid. It's not a fancy 5 star restaurant or anything. The good is always good but everything else couldn't compare to the food.Special Features:
- Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014I love Kona! The service is always top-notch; not constantly circling, but available when needed. The sushi is amazing. I am never afraid to try something new because I have never been disappointed with anything I've ordered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/20/2014I made a reservation at Kona Grill one month before the plaza art fair for a large group girl's night. The service was poor and we all felt like they were just trying to rush us and get us out of the restaurant. Our drinks weren't refilled and we were never even offered dessert or second cocktails/wine. The minute we sat down they were rushing us to order. The food was okay. The sushi was good, but the calamari was mostly breading and hardly any calamari. They shouldn't take reservations for large groups if they aren't going to treat them like any other paying customer. I won't be going back to Kona even though I really like the atmosphere.Special Features:
- not impressedhappydinersVIPDined on 9/19/2014Waitress nice but didn't know the menu. This was the night of Plaza Art Fair so bar area load but we were seated to back of restaurants we got bothered by little gnats throughout the meal. Not a great experience.
- Impressed, but not blown awaynomnomnomVIPDined on 9/7/2014I tried Kona Grill for the first time with a friend. We each got sushi, and the food was very good. I was unimpressed, however, by the ambiance, especially because there were several flies that bothered us while we were eating inside. It also felt kind of like a generic upscale chain restaurant. The service was decent, though, and I would consider going back.Special Features:
- Time with FriendsC12345VIPDined on 8/28/2014Our time at this restaurant is always good. The staff and food is a quality experience.Special Features:
- Great food,poor service,DiningdawnDined on 8/23/2014Loved this place the moment we saw it. Cool bar , cool booths, loved the food (the meatloaf was awesome) however our waiter was horrible! We will not return
- Bad night for KonaActionManDined on 8/18/2014Our sever was new and was unfamiliar with the menu. All is the red wines were refrigerated. The manager was surprised and I was told that they serve red wines cold. I ask if the bartender was new and they said she was a veteran bartender.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SusieDined on 8/16/2014The lounge was really loud with a very sparse wine and taquila selection. Dinner was good. Our waiter, Eddie, was wonderful. Ambience could be better as the restaraunt is also loud. In general, good experience thanks to Eddie and tasty food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Servier was the best part!Fantasticf1sttimeDined on 8/15/2014Amazing first time experience! The host said out server had been there a long time, short with glasses and bob haircut! She helped recommend the good and drinks! She worked 8-15-14 night! Great night overall!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good vegetarian optionsplazadinerDined on 8/13/2014I selected Kona specifically because they have options for vegetarians. One member of our party is a vegetarian and at too many other places the options are not exciting. The menu offers plenty of options to satisfy a wide range of tastes. The Sashimi is not exceptional and is over-priced for this market. But the rolls are good.Special Features:
- travelerVIPDined on 8/8/2014Went on a Friday evening. Hot, loud, crowded. Normally good but not so much this past Friday. I'll still return because this was an out of the ordinary experience. Great wait staff though.
- Great for lunchTNGnashvilleVIPDined on 8/7/2014Went for lunch and had the best sandwich ever! The turkey and Brie! I loved it so much I went back a couple of days later!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner with FriendsChristenDined on 8/2/2014Party of 6 on a busy Saturdat night. Food was great, service was impeccable. Highly recommend!! We will be back for sure!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/26/2014The noise level was deafening. The food was nicely presented and I'm sure if you enjoy sushi, the food was taste. This is an eating & drinking establishment taylored to the younger crowd.
- Perfect Anniversary EveningRforEDined on 7/25/2014My girlfriend and I were celebrating a special occasion and ended the evening visiting the restaurant where we had our first date. The service was excellent, we were seated immediately and had an outstanding waitress. The food came out in a quick manner and it tasted amazing. We were in and out, without feeling rushed, and plan to come back very soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best sushikelcutDined on 7/25/2014This was only my second visit to Kona Grill, but it was still as delicious as I remembered. The sushi is so fresh tasting & fantastic. The only negative were the gnats (or maybe fruit flies)? I know they keep the doors open during day time hours, so maybe that's the issue. We had a few fly around the entire time, which was a tad annoying, but the food & the service more than make up for that one irritation.Special Features:
- KimmieDined on 7/23/2014Love Love Love Kona grill the food is fantastic and the service outstandingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kona Grill on the PlazaeatriceDined on 7/21/2014Came here with my wife for my birthday because I love sushi. I made reservations and was seated as soon as I met the hostess. Our server was courteous and ran down the list of specials. The temptation roll sounded new and exciting and it truly was! The beef tacos appetizer was quite tasty and the sushi, like always, was delightful. We have come here quite often and have never been disappointed with our dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Am I at Denny's???frequentdinerDined on 7/20/2014Fruit flies definitely an issue they need to address. But the thing we couldn't understand was why, when the restaurant closes at 10:00, there was a massive cleaning effort underway starting at 9:00. One waitress was loudly banging her broom underneath the booth behind us and when we asked nicely if she could wait to do that, she gave us an irritated look and said "I'm done" and went on to the next booth. Really?? We're spending $80 on dinner and apparently our request was an imposition on her finishing her shift duties. As this continued all around us, we finally asked to speak to the manager. He listened, said "thank you" and walked away. No "I'm sorry", "I'll address that" or any kind of concession. Disappointing to be sure...Special Features:
- Gnats!!!!!Mlucky1015Dined on 7/19/2014There were a ton of gnats bothering us our entire meal!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the sea bassUnderseigeDined on 7/19/2014Loved the food. We ordered seconds on the ratatouille! The butter cake is melt in your mouth. Same with the sea bass. Can't wait to go back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent offeringPickyDinerDined on 7/19/2014Great sushi and main dishes too! Good portion sizes and excellent flavors. This was our first time to the restaurant and we definitely will be back. The sea bass was perfectly cooked and the chicken and broccoli, while spicy, had a great blend of Asian flavors.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesome1357mjDined on 7/19/2014Our waiter was on it. Was energetic, fun and was on his specials. We actually ate the specials. It was an overall great time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing OverallRoyTheExperienceGuyDined on 7/8/2014Had the chicken broccoli stir fry...accompanying white rice was an idible paste. An unbelievable amount of little gnats flying around the food and drinks. Might be because front of the restaurant is open to the street and the river just past that. Sea bass entree was quite good. Wait stuff was okay. Manager did come by to ask how things were. I told her and she comped the dessert.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 7/7/2014I love Kona Grill the service and food is always excellent however the past two trips the fruit flies/gnats has been horrible. It was disruptive and annoying to constantly be swatting at them during my eating and conversation. I hope they get on top of this otherwise it will be a while until I return.Special Features:
- Nice ExperienceDateNightDined on 6/28/2014We had a really nice time. The Sushi was not the best. The rolls were all falling apart. The service was great until the end. We waited 30 minutes for the waiter to come back to the table so we could tell him we were ready for the check. The service before that was perfect.Special Features:
- What a disappointment.. :(JenrenkcDined on 6/24/2014We went to Kona to celebrate our anniversary and it was a real bummer. It was really loud, there were some sort of fruit flies bugging us the whole time, the waiter we had was nice but non-existent, and the sushi wasn't wrapped really well- it fell apart as you tried to pick it up. We have been there prior to this a few times and the service is always "just okay" but usually the food is really good. I'd say this is a great place for a happy hour but not a celebration of a special occasion. We probably won't go back. Not worth spending that kind of money to be disappointed.Special Features:
- Not as great as usualOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/17/2014My husband and I decided to go to Kona Grill for our 14 year anniversary. We have eaten there several times in the past and have always been happy. The food was great as usual, however my drink (mojito) was not near as good as it usually is. Also, we got there an hour before our reservation to partake in Happy Hour. However, after standing there for 30 minutes with no open tables to sit at, we chose to simply sit down and eat prior to our reservation. My main complaint is that there were several fruit flies swarming around us the entire time we ate. It was gross and annoying. The service was excellent!Special Features:
- Kona grillrleibachDined on 6/14/2014We had never been to kona grill before. We were very happy with the food, we had some delicious sushi and spinich artichoke dip. We will definitely be going back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/7/2014It was wonderful, thanks for a great night out, and for being on Open Table to make the reservation process easy!Special Features:
- I expected better.lovetoexploreDined on 6/5/2014The service was great; staff was attentive and helpful.. but everything past that was awful. The amount of noise in the building makes it impossible to hear what the person next to you has to say. There were flies everywhere, the restrooms were a nightmare- toilet paper and body fluids everywhere. The food was average- coupled with the flies and other bugs, it definitely didn't taste too great. I'm someone that values cleanliness in restaurants above other things- and kona just BOMBED on that account.Special Features:
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/4/2014The food was great and the service was even better. There was a timing problem with our entres coming out before our appetizer. They took them back and brought out the appetizer immediately. We didn't complain but both the server and manager apologized and took the appetizer off the bill. That's the way to handle mistakes. Highly recommend Kona Grill.Special Features:
- The following 471 reviews are from the Kona Grill - Kansas City reviews archive.
- Fantastic!CKindleDined on 5/30/2014We just ordered off the sushi menu and everything we had was perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodfoodieftwDined on 5/29/2014Great place for groups. Great menu even if you do not like sushi. The rolls are always high quality. The service was a little slow but not terrible. I highly recommend Kona for their happy hour.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- poor servicebcyekalDined on 5/25/2014service poor. ordered decaffeinated coffee and discovered she gave me regular when she did not have any for refill. since wife and I were about the only people in the restaurant it was obvious she did not give me decaffeinated originally. when food came out I asked for salt, pepper and soft butter, because the potatoes were dry and unseasoned. instead of getting the items, she served others and visited with the other employees. meanwhile, my food was getting even colder while I waited. I ended up eating a good portion of the steak before she returned with the condiments. the butter was hard, so it was impossible to spread on cold potatoes. all in all a very disappointing expense. left her a 15% tip, but would prefered to have stiffed her.
- Best Sushi in KC...FoodiefamilyDined on 5/24/2014It has other good entrees we just never order them because we love their sushi.Special Features:
- Good Food, Too LoudOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/24/2014Wonderful food, attentive service but the music was so loud we had to shout across the table. Takes away from date night when you can't talk to your date ....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not freshSeeJayFrayDined on 5/14/2014Our server was a bit arrogant and rarely came by our table. The sushi was clearly not fresh and you could tell. They attempted to mask every roll in sauce to cover up the poor quality sushi, and EVERY roll had about half a cucumber in it (probably because cucumbers are cheap and take up space). If you want sushi, skip this chain restaurant.


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RCMA • Color Process Foundation • Crème
(69 reviews)
|Average Rating.
|Would buy this product again.
Arinabee on 9/18/2014 4:12:00 AM more reviews by Arinabee
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Red Eyes: Brown
Nice foundation but makes me very greasy, even with a mattifying powder. My skin has gotten much more oily because of the summer months but it definitely doesn't help with the oiliness.
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acciohashi on 6/29/2014 2:56:00 AM more reviews by acciohashi
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight Eyes: Brown
This is a really good quality foundation but it only suits certain skin types.
crazy good pigmentation, totally a pro brand, a itty little bit can go a long way
A lot of great natural skin shades to choose from
Fun, unusual shades, like white or pink
Lasts a long time
Can be a concealer type product or sheered out with foundation thinner
Great for normal to dry skin or skin that doesn't break out
Sensitive skin safe
Long wearing
Palettes = great value
Natural looking
Photographs nicely
Can mix with other base colors
No added Fragrance
Not suitable for blemish prone or oily skin
Most likely will need prepping
May be hard to blend for some
NEED a pallete spatula/scooper to get product out and soften
Hard for newbies to pick shades
May be too hard to use for newbies
Ingredients won't damage skin, but also won't help
No UVA protection
If you are superstitious thanks to "research" some bloggers did, you may be scared of the ingredient list(Honestly, can't you people be scared of rubbing alcohol and menthol and lavender oil and fragrance, etc...?)
This is a wonderful cream foundation.
It contains a lot of thickeners and thicker emollients that can clog pores really easy, even if used alone(think if it as putting lard on your face). However, if you have dryer or less acne prone skin, this will probably not be the case for you. This looks really good in photos and videos and is perfect for special events. For best results, and using less product, make sure to color correct in severe areas first. You can apply a face lotion really thickly for a thinner coverage or use a foundation thinner. If you have oilier skin, it would be best to use exfoliate, apply oil absorbing primer below, and set with an oil absorbing setting powder. Dry skin should totally exfoliate, apply your favorite hydrating lotion/primer, and set with a powder suitable for dry skin(they exist).
It does contain a dizzying assortment of shades. I use Shinto 2 or 3 or the KT line.
The best guide is online, which you can find by googling: Joe Blasco and RCMA foundations a brief guide. It should take you to a wonderful beauty blogger's post; the blog is called maquillageobscura dot blogspot dot com or The Unknown Beauty Blog. From the information there, it should be substantially easier to pick shades or palettes. More than one shade could fit you. For example, the more I tan, the more I move from Shinto to KO or KT and sometimes even Olive or KL. At times, I fit both a KO shade and a Shinto shade at the same time. RCMA also has great colorful foundations, in case you need a white or green(or any other color) foundation either for mixing or for theatrical makeup. Also, you can get samples for $3.99 on camerareadycosmetics. I do recommend you read the guide thoroughly before ordering some shades, though.
It's thick but it doesn't tug and feels really creamy and smooth on skin, even if I don't prep past cleansing my face. Even when applied with maximum coverage, it remains looking like skin.
Personally, I don't like using them as color corrector because it takes a lot of work to get such a pigmented product sheer enough to color correct. Use Nyx Jar Concealers instead, affordable medium to moderate coverage, and suitable for slightly drier to regular to oilier skin and blemishes and around eyes.
It's relatively easy to use. I first prime my face with a silk primer. It may look scary and dry in pan but its really not. I scoop out the foundation and smooth out with a palette knife and I sometimes mix it with other colors on a ceramic palette(you can use ceramic anything, plates or tiles or whatever is at hand). It really needs to be cut andsoftened to get best results. I currently use KT 2 for the summer. After color correcting my under eyes(which lean reddish purple) with yellow and moisturizing(with grapeseed oil usually), I dot a tiny amount where I need most coverage and blend away with a fluffy synthetic brush or fingers(fingers work best since they warm up the product). It does blend surprisingly well. If you've ever used full coverage pro products before that were really cakey and dry looking, then this really doesn't compare with those dated, drier formulations. Then, I thin some foundation out with a gel moisturizer and apply it all over my face to even out my skin tone. Before setting, I stipple my face to give the best finish and set with my L'Oreal True Match Mineral Powder. It lasts all day and feels nice, but if I wear it too long or too often it does tend to clog my pores, which sucks. If you know how to use a filbert brush for applying and blending foundation, this is infinitely easier(but I either suck at that, or my brushes are streaky).
I usually use this for special/formal events at night so (a) I use it for less time and (b) because it has no SPF rating. My palettes have lasted years without going bad and they're worth it even if you'll only use it in special events. It looks great for brides or perfect prom pictures and even as guy makeup(since that usually has to be extremely natural). I love using it on other people, too. It's also perfect if you're constantly in front of a camera, which is why so many pros use it.
I also have the shades in all the primary colors and black and white and brown and that works really well for making any shades and also for Halloween makeup.
I suggest this to makeup artists or people with non acne prone skin. A little bit goes a very long way. If you use too much, you'll be blending down to your toes. If you're using it for yourself, I suggest trying the 4 or 5 color kits to narrow down your shade even more. If you're going to use this on clients, I suggest the 6 part palette with the primary colors(and also a brown and black and white, you can make practically any shade) and the VK 18 palettes. The contouring palette is okay, but the highlights are foundation s
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Goncaferay on 5/24/2014 9:18:00 PM more reviews by Goncaferay
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
It's my skin oily and Dosent stay long I love Estée Lauder double wear
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Meech25 on 5/23/2014 9:30:00 PM more reviews by Meech25
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I recently purchased a palette of 5 foundation shades.
For reference i am an NC35 in mac stuido fix, and i ordered the 'KO' series.
I applied this with a damp beauty blender.
The coverage is awesome. The great thing about the 5 shade palette is that you can find your perfect shade, and you can use the lighter and darker shades for highlight and contouring. Everything looked really natural when i was done applying.
I work in a kitchen where i sweat pretty much all day. Normally i am used to my makeup melting off my face. With this foundation this didn't happen!! My face looked super natural, i would say more natural than when i first applied it in the morning. Also, I suggest buying their no color powder to set this with. This foundation is wax based so it has to be set!
Most importantly this does not make my pores look huge which most foundations do. I don't know how they do it but it works!!
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blackbirdinistanbul on 5/23/2014 2:19:00 PM more reviews by blackbirdinistanbul
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Other
It is a great product although it takes time to adjust to a new foundation.. Even if you have dry skin I suggest you to set it with powder. It is very pigmented and buildable. I would definitely purchase again if I can ever find the KO series in stock..
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Daisydukes14 on 5/18/2014 11:27:00 AM more reviews by Daisydukes14
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I was very intimidated by the color choices and finally just bought the #11 pallet. It was the right choice for me because I am definitely darker in the summer. I never would have guessed the olive shades would suit me because my undertone is pretty neutral.
I love it! I alternate between a LM tinted moisturizer and Estée Lauder double wear light. I may never repurchase the double wear.
This stuff is amazing. I was able to match my skin and found myself using different shades in different areas of my face.
No need for a concealer but I did need powder to reduce shine. My double wear has a more matte finish. If you like a matte look you will need to powder over this one. I apply powder with a puff and brush away excess.
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wishingoceans on 4/28/2014 9:18:00 PM more reviews by wishingoceans
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Great foundation! For reference I use KO-1 as I have very light skin with yellow-ish neutral undertones. I also have very sensitive, dry skin that is prone to break outs.
I really love putting it on, feels very creamy applying and makes the face feel very nice and creamy for hours after until you take it off.
Good coverage, definitely very buildable. You can make it as sheer or as full as you want.
Great colour selection
The people who work there are fantastic, very helpful for pinpointing your ideal colour.
Didn't break me out! I've even fallen asleep in it and woken up with perfectly fine skin.
It looks amazing and natural-- unless you're up close, then you can see some powdering. But it's definitely not bad, and to be fair, I like to apply a lot of it.
After a couple of hours, my red cheeks start coming through a bit. It doesn't last as long as I would want, although it's also kind of a pro-- after a few hours my skin looks very natural, and I start thinking that it's faded and my skin is just naturally nice looking. Then I spend about five minutes removing product and realize that no, my face sadly does not look like that.
Overall, really wonderful product, great match for most anyone's skin.
EDIT: I decided to give this another lippie. I recently started using Exposed for Acne, and the BP really dried out my forehead and gave me a horrible rash that was all around my eyebrows, hairline, forehead, it's just awful and red and really really hard to hide. Well, I put this makeup on last night AND IT LOOKED FLAWLESS, AS IF I DIDN'T EVEN HAVE A RASH. I was SO thrilled, it completely turned around my bad mood. This makeup is amazing, if it can make a horrible gross rash look invisible, it can do anything! Will definitely repurchase if I ever run out.
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evenesence21 on 3/8/2014 9:42:00 PM more reviews by evenesence21
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
I'm a free lance make up artist in the Southern California area and have been doing make up for 8 years.
What I look for in makeup for not only myself but for clients is as follows; (all of which RCMA has met with great expectation).
Longevity - 10/10
Natural Finish on Skin - 10/10 (depending on how it is applied)
Large range of colors - 10/10
Sweat and Water Resistant - 10/10
Covers blemishes, hyper pigmentation, acne scarring, tattoo's, and 5 o'clock Shadow 10/10
The only thing that is truly debatable is packaging. It comes in a small plastic like tub when ordered in 1 oz size which may or may not be ideal for a typical person at home. I have a metal make up spatula to remove it from the tub as necessary, so for me this is not a problem.
So- packaging gets 8/10 because for me it is easy to use, but I can see how average people at home could have difficulty- but RCMA is intended for Professional Make Up Artist who have the proper tools and knowledge to get it out.
Application- Lets start with the ease of application- Yes, this isn't at home user friendly for the average person but let me briefly explain to you how to do it.
You can use your fingers, beauty blender, stippling brush, or foundation brush. The trick is a small amount of product needs to be removed from the container first. Use a small metal spatula or even the end or a makeup brush, to scoop just a small amount out and put it either on the back of your hand(in a pinch) or onto a flat sanitized surface(mirror, dish, whatever you have handy) and put the product onto it. Then kind of smash the product around till the consistency is slightly more creamy/easy to work with.
Then choose your tool for application- with a beauty blender- use warm water squeeze it out the go about it that way(the wetter the BB, the more sheer the coverage) and your end result will be a semi-matte finish after the product has sat and oxidized. Use a loose powder to set to keep product from transferring.
With a brush(stippling or foundation), you can build the product very easily to your desired amount for a full coverage BUT apply in thin layers then use a transparent powder to set and go back in for a second layer for heavier coverage then set with powder a second time.This will cover anything with this method. For special skin conditions, acne, 5'o clock shadow, tattoo's, to be covered and neutralize the underlying pigment, make sure to take the color wheel into account for your first layer of makeup, then use the color of your skin on the second layer.
RCMA makeup is high in pigmentation- one of if not the most highly pigmented makeup at I believe 50%. MAC full coverage and things of that sort you get at the mall are no more than 20% pigmented on average. So, with RCMA it will last you forever because the smallest amount will cover a ton of ground. Even at it's sheerest with a very damp beauty blender(applied in the correct manor), it can give you a more full coverage as far as color than any other makeup company you will find. When using it as a full coverage or concealer with a brush, make sure it is exactly the color of foundation or match that you want, because when it is highly concentrated(full coverage) you will get the exact color your see in the tube(this product does not oxidize much darker than what you see in the container) - so keep that in mind.
I'm not saying that RCMA is perfect for everyone- but for Makeup Artist, you can't live without this in your kit somewhere, trust me.
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2LaSirena on 2/15/2014 11:55:00 AM more reviews by 2LaSirena
Age: 36-43 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
I am quite pleased with my order so far. I highly recommend you order samples before investing in a palette or tub of this makeup, because you can really get an exact match to your skin if you pinpoint it correctly. The main thing I like about this line is the huge choice of colors. I have light skin with a lot of pink in it. I have never found a foundation that really has matched my skin before now. Most foundations are either too yellow, too peachy, too orange, too grey, too dark or too light. ect ect. I emailed the company and described my skin and she gave me an idea of what I should try. She recommended some olive shades and gena beige in particular. The word "olive" really threw me off because I have some light pink skin. I had intended to get the KO palette because I had read some reviews that said it was for cooler toned skin. I got a few KO samples and I am so glad that I didn't go off and buy the palette because it would have been to yellow for me. Olive 2 and Gena Beige match my skin to a TEE. I use Olive 2 on the majority of my face and Gena beige for areas that our lighter and around the eyes. I have NEVER had foundation MATCH my skin so closely. So this is a big thing for me! I am not a big foundation wearer, I don't wear full coverage. I don't put it all over my face so was nervous about trying this because it was stage makeup and would most likely be too heavy. Although this doesn't go on as easily as the liquid foundations I wear, I am not having a problem blending and it's not wearing heavy. I can apply so little and see such a difference. I slap a little on and blend with a beauty blender. It gives my face such a smooth, perfected look without looking all one-toned. I am very pleased. I dont find that creases in the lines around my eyes..a problem I have with many cream concealers. It doesn't flake up on my forehead. I wear it so sheer that I dont really need to wear a powder on it, but if I were to wear it heavier I am sure it would need a setting powder. This bottle will last me a LONG time. The packaging is nice, simple and sturdy. I also got a sample of cs-2 which she recommended for undereye coverage. I might buy that in a larger size too. It works as well as Bobbi Brown corrector which is my holiest of holy grails for me.
The customer service was superb. She answered my emails and my many questions about color matching and everything she recommended wound up being the color I needed. (The colors I chose myself to sample were quite off. ) The samples are very nice sized. I had enough to play with for a few days before purchasing.
I am not a big make up junky..actually I kinda suck at applying makeup..but this stuff works for me..which is saying a lot because if it was hard to handle, I wouldn't like it.
I can't believe the difference having a foundation that perfectly matches my skin makes!! Yay!
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sandracruz on 2/8/2014 12:16:00 AM more reviews by sandracruz
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Black Eyes: Black
skin type: generally dry, with blemishes, minimally oily, non-sweaty, fine lines around eyes and laugh lines
shade: shinto 2. equiv: graftobian desert sand, mac nc42&44 (mix), mac studiofix c40, loreal w4.5
coverage: sheer to full
spreadability: texture is waxy-creamy in tub.. scoop the product using a spatula and swish at back of hand to melt a bit, then it becomes creamy and easier to apply
durability: it lasted 8+ hours in a winter cold, non humid californian weather. it could last longer if i didnt have to wash my face after work. will try to wear it longer next time. i wanted to see how it performs bare so i didnt use any primer, moisturizer, concealer, setting powder or setting spray.
finish: 80% matte 20% satin
oxidation: midly oxidative. looks more natural after 30minutes to 1 hr.
performance in photography:
non flash -- looks very natural, skin-like, undetectable with the right shade.
flash -- it's not the most photogenic makeup i've tried under flash photography. some skin imperfections still show through - fine lines, acne bumps, blemishes but they look softened.
other notes: i find it tacky and creasing on my eyelids. my eye area is dry with fine lines nd athis foundation is having a hard time to cover it up. some flakes also show up in the eye area. as a cream based foundie, it's expected that it will separate, crease and settle into lines. I will have to experiment next time with moisturizers and primers.
for now, im impressed with durability, mild oxidation,and very natural looking finish.
Will I use it for beauty, glamour, bridal or clubbing makeup? perhaps.
Lately, I am using this more for my personal day time makeup than graftobian. And I prefer RCMA lately due to its durability and matte (yet realistic skin) finish. Works best without moisturizer or primer. When I prime first, it makes me oily after a few hours and i have to reapply the product. THe best way to apply is to scoop out using spatula, whirl the product at the back of hand until melted into a creamy texture. A circular buffing foundation brush gives the smoothest look.
I havent tried using this on night time / flash photography, but preliminary selfies showed a rather non-photogenic look. I will have to figure it out yet.
this foundation is my HG. i have tried using it for night time for full makeup look, it held up great. i have to make it more dewy by using other products so it will photograph better (flash). tho, i find graftobian to be the most photogenic and that is suited for glamour/beauty special occasions.
i always wear this during daytime as its finish is so natural and almost undetectable.adapts very well to skin. it doesnt irritate my sensitive skin AT ALL. it is long lasting, 8+ hours is realistic for me, without any retouch.
i dont use any primer , moisturizer,setting spray and i dont even powder it to set. it's just phenomenal i cant live without this.
con: special shade (mixer) YO is kinda flaky, less pigmented and not as good as their regular foundations. too bad, i love the ochre color.
packaging: looks very amateurish. not something i would brag when i show it to my friends.
overall, it's a well rounded, versatile, high quality and high performance foundation. if you love cinema secrets, you will love this more. it's been taunted as #1 cream foundation and I finally know the reason why.
il up the rating, to 5/5
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The Philadelphia Flyers are an ice hockey team in the National Hockey League (NHL). They began in 1967, and have been a strong team for most of their history. The Flyers won the Stanley Cup championship in 1974 and 1975. They also made the finals in 1976, 1980, 1985, 1987, and 1997. They won the President's Trophy as top team in the regular season in 1975, 1980, and 1985.
Their championship team in the 1970's was led by Bobby Clarke, who won the Hart Trophy as most valuable player (MVP) in the NHL in 1973, 1975, and 1976. Bernie Parent was also an important part of this team: he was named the NHL's top goaltender in 1974 and 1975, and those same years won the Conn Smythe Trophy as MVP in the playoffs. Reggie Leach was the NHL's top goal scorer in 1976; he also won the Conn Smythe Trophy that year. Bob Dailey, Rick MacLeish, and Bill Barber were also important members of the 1970's Flyers.
In 1979-80, the Flyers set an NHL record for most games in a row without a loss: 35. No team in North America in hockey, baseball, football, or basketball has had more straight wins. Goaltender Pete Peeters was one reason they set this record.
In the 1980's, the team was led by Mark Howe (son of Gordie Howe), a defenceman who also played well on offence. Pelle Lindbergh (1985) and Ron Hextall (1987) both won the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's top goaltender; Hextall also won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 1987. Tim Kerr was a high goal scorer.
Eric Lindros won the Hart Trophy in 1995. John Leclair, Mark Recchi, and Eric Desjardins were also strong players in the 1990's.
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What are you currently researching?
I am currently exploring the horizontal-vertical illusion in vision, haptics and audition. The horizontal-vertical illusion is the tendency for length to be overestimated in certain planes of space. If the illusion does exist in all three senses it is possible that all senses use the same perceptual principles for spatial perception. This research will help to address the question 'why do illusions occur?' which has yet to be successfully answered.
My PhD supervisors are Dr Mark Symmons and Dr Dianne Wuillemin.
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I have successfully had a paper accepted to present at the annual international haptic conference 'Eurohaptics 2010' which will be held at Amsterdam, Netherlands. This will prove to be a very valuable experience with the opportunity to discuss my research with many authors with expertise in haptics and perception.
What facet of Monash University contributes most to your research?
As my research involves conducting experiments I often require space to carry out these experiments and to store equipment. My research is aided greatly by the laboratory space provided by the Bionics and Cognitive Science Centre within the School of Applied Media & Social Sciences, at Monash University Gippsland Campus. Without this space I would have difficulty conducting the experiments that are necessary for my research.
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The most enjoyable area of my research is the experiments I conduct, particularly the design and analyses stages. Additionally, I always enjoy applying the findings of my experiments to everyday life. As I am studying human perception it is always interesting to understand how the environment is understood by our minds.
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The biggest challenge I have faced during my research was building my own apparatus. I needed a device that could present moving visual, haptic and auditory stimuli and none of the existing apparatus were appropriate for the job. I was able to design and build a wooden device and the electronics that powered a light and buzzer with the help of Dr Barry Richardson and Robert Howell.
In 2010 I attended the Eurohaptics conference in Amsterdam where I presented a peer-reviewed paper based on part of my PhD research.
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For those who haven't noticed, Wal-Mart (WMT) has been one of the market's large-cap super performers, steadily climbing to new high ground since the financial meltdown and deep recession.
From a low of $47 a share in 2009, the stock has catapulted to a high of $79.96 a share in May 2013, and some analysts and investors expect the stock to rocket to the mid-$90s in a year or so. It closed at $77.89 on Tuesday July 30.
What's powering the stock? Apart from the market's robust advance this year, investors have responded positively to the company's quiet efforts to re-energize its global leadership as the world's largest retailer, and maintain its price leadership while improving operations and products to steadily sustain earnings and sales growth.
"Wal-Mart's massive scale gives it an edge in obtaining at a low price virtually everything it wishes to offer its customers," says Stephen Leeb, president of Leeb Asset Management, which owns WMT shares in its core long-term portfolio.
And Wal-Mart has a lot more stores, he adds, than any other retail or supermarket chain -- more than 4,000 Wal-Mart stores around the country compared roughly to 2,400 locations for the next biggest grocer, Kroger.
It's the grocery business, says Leeb, where Wal-Mart is making great inroads with its bargain prices it offers. Groceries currently account for 55% of the giant chain's sales and becoming an increasingly important segment.
Wal-Mart operates a chain of more than 10,000 discount department stores, wholesale clubs, supermarkets, and supercenters worldwide, including stores in China, Japan, Africa, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Central America, India, the U.K. And in the U.S., Wal-Mart is expanding efforts to become a complete American enterprise by increasingly buying U.S.-produced goods. It plans to invest an additional $50 billion over a period of 10 years starting in 2013 for Wal-Mart's U.S. stores and Sam's Club to buy domestically manufactured goods.
"We remain impressed with Wal-Mart's commitment to improving the productivity loop and price leadership," says Robert S. Drbul, analyst at Barclays Capital. He rates the stock as "overweight" with a price target of $90 a share. The $50 billion additional investment, he notes, will mark additional growth on top of the two-thirds of total Wal-Mart U.S. receipts currently spent on goods made, sourced, or grown in the U.S.
These products will be identified with "Made Here" tags featuring an American flag. Drbul estimates that any incremental costs incurred by the Buy-U.S. program will be offset by lower lead times "and the ability to buy smaller amounts of inventory vs. the typical buckets for domestically produced materials." Moreover, he believes this new initiative will improve product quality that should produce longer-term positives.
Further upside to the mid-$90s, says Drbul, will be supported by the potential to build on current momentum in traffic trends and leverage expenses to offset any pressure on gross margins. A higher target of $95 a share is based on 16 times his upside earnings target for 2014 of $5.95 a share on projected revenues of $513.1 billion. For 2013, he figures Wal-Mart will earn $5.30 per share on sales of $487.6 billion, up from 2012's $469.1 billion.
Although Wal-Mart is considered one of the top "defensive" stocks that do well even during difficult economic times, the stock is also regarded these days as a growth stock that chalks up sustained yearly earnings power in bad or good times.
"By many measures, Wal-Mart is one of the top defensive stocks in the stock universe," notes Leeb. "But unlike other defensive stocks, whose price-to-earnings multiples are in the 20s while earnings growth is below double digits, Wal-Mart shares trade at about 13.5 times next year's earnings, with prospects of 10% earnings growth for at least the next five years," says Leeb.
That has attracted renewed interest in the stock, once known as just a "defensive" stock. Now, the stock is embraced by institutional investors as a true-blue growth stock, thanks to its highly competitive focus.
So investors who don't own shares of Wal-Mart should. And when they do, the stock should be among their core holdings, to be nurtured as a buy-and-hold investment for the long haul.
Wal-Mart has been quietly making shrewd and savvy strategic moves with little fanfare, elevating the quality of its products, maintaining its leadership as a discount retailer, and penetrating new markets and then assume dominance in them.
With the stock providing a decent dividend yield of 2.4%, "Wal-Mart continues to be a stock for all investors," argues Leeb.
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All the people that say that Walmarts patronage is fading, simply kill me. Every time i drive by their store the parking lot is jam packed. As long as the majority of new jobs continue along the low wage scale, Walmart will flourish.
Most Americans no longer have the luxury of discerning the word cheap from value.
If the contents of this article are accurate, then i applaud the efforts of Walmart trying to once again stock the shelves with American made items!
Two days ago here locally, a guy goes to buy some donuts at the Wal-Mart deli. Every pastry was covered in flies and gnats. The lady at the deli counter said so what and indicated that's just the way it was. Guy called the health dept. Wally World tried to tell them the same thing. Their deli is shut down until they get the place cleaned up.
Not sure if this writer has ever set foot in a Wally World, but they are no longer the price leader in groceries, their clothing is sub par but the prices aren't, and household items are about the same price as everywhere else. And even the newer stores have the look and feel of a bus station, dirty and unkempt.
I would suspect that in the U.S. Wal-Mart's recent success has more to do with the fact that they attract lower income and welfare recipients whose numbers have swelled with the recession. That will change as disposal incomes rise. I would avoid their stock for 2 reasons: 1. The law of diminishing returns (too big to grow at the pace analysts think they can) and 2. Poor management decisions based on arrogance and greed.
Just my opinion.
For the sake of profit, a lot of stock owners are willing to suspend the part of their concience that would or should question the immoral, unethical or questionable behaviour the Co they own a part of indulges in to make as large a profit margin as they can and score points on Wall St. Even if that means exploiting workers in "3rd world" countries or exploiting labor laws at home to treat emplyees abismally.All they need to hear is the term "good buy" from their broker and bingo," more money for me" and companies like Walmart continue conducting biz as usual. A succesfull biz model? yes, but at what real cost?
They don't do that now because they can't. It's a lot of cheap goods sold by throngs of underpaid people who don't care at prices substantially higher than cheap stuff should sell for.
When they fix the above, maybe they'll be a "good buy".
Will the last person leaving the store to go shop at Target and other competitors please turn off the light?
Ah heck, leave it on. Nobody cares.
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The Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA) is proposing to increase the county sales tax from 7.9 to 8.2 percent to make up for the shortfall in revenue that came in the wake of the voter-approved elimination of the motor vehicle excise tax in 1999. What were asking for is a way to make up funding lost from initiative 695, said WTA director of service development Rick Gordon.
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text: By producing the best in outerwear, thermals, accessories and day-to-day clothing Orage represents the avant-garde of modern mountain culture. Orage was born in Canada, on the streets of Montreal, and was brought up in the North American and European mountains where priceless experience was gathered. This experience is now available in the shape of Orage clothing. Orage will never stop changing but will continue to mix people, products and culture to come up with fresh stuff - forever.