Anti-Haul: What I Won't Be Buying (Sephora Edition)

I've been seeing these around on YouTube quite a bit lately and I love it! As a blogger, I am always so quick to share wishlists and hauls but never delve much into why I pass up certain items. I am showcasing six items in this post that won't be getting my money (at least not in the foreseeable future or if my opinions change) and they can all be found at Sephora. If you like this idea, I can do another post down the road. Maybe I can focus on MAC or drugstore brands...

This isn't a slight toward the brands (except one- see below), just the product. Some of these brands, I have tried and loved and reviewed items on here. In the comments, tell me something you aren't buying and why. Or tell me why you will be buying any of the items below or if you already own it and what you think. I'd love to hear!

• Z Palette - This is for both the product and the brand, honestly. My thoughts haven't changed much from when I reviewed them back in 2011. They are still pricey for what they are. But what really got me was how they responded to some criticism earlier this year. I just don't believe that is how any company should act. Seriously, Google it. I hope they learned from it, I really do.
• Urban Decay Naked Skin Shapeshifter - I would probably enjoy the powders, but I hate when cream products are packaged like that. I find them hard to work with and they always dry up quickly.
• Invisibobble Hair Rings - Oh heck no, my thin hair won't be getting tangled up in those bad boys on my watch. I'll stick to the stretchy ribbon ties that I love! I hear these are great for thicker hair, though.
• Natasha Denona Eyeshadow Palettes - Strictly the price. They look gorgeous, but no way in Hades am I paying up to $305 CA for any palette. Gradually, yes, to fill up a palette like a MAC one. But all at one time? Whew, I don't think so. This would be a "if I ever win the lottery..." item.
• Benefit Brow Zings Kit - Nothing against it, I just think the little ELF kit does the exact same thing at a fraction of the cost.
• Becca Champagne Pop Highlighter - Again, nothing against it. It is gorgeous and pains me to not get it, but it just isn't for me. It's way too warm for my skintone and I know I would never reach for it. But I would absolutely add one of the lighter highlighter powders they offer to my wishlist down the road. Though right now, I'm on a ColourPop highlighter kick.