Brush Works

Brush Works

ziggymama2022-10-07T02:30:18.000Z
I read a tip here a couple years ago, it changed how I do my brows... ++
Basically, I use colored brow gel, allow to dry, then IF I need a bit more, I'll add a touch of brow powder. I used to do the opposite, use powder fir
10172022-10-02T14:48:07.000Z
I have very similar hair. I like the Def Doux mousse/foam stuff it is either at Target or Sallys.++
I also like the new Verb Foam/Gel created with Manes by Mel. BUT, to get and keep lift at the crown is mostly going to be in how you do your hair. A
ziggymama2022-09-29T05:07:35.000Z
OK, here's some ideas... ++
Do you know if you’re cool, warm, or neutral toned? Just the pink on your nose doesn’t mean cool. Please forgive me for being blunt. You say t
SJS632022-09-27T19:15:08.000Z
It is a bit firm but works well with a Sephora angled blush brush. I would rather layer a blush
than try and blend out the clown look. The finish is lovely, just a natural satin.
Deandra2022-09-27T18:38:34.000Z
Viseart Cashmere is cool-toned, neutral, and I think only 6 colors? ND My Dream +
is more interesting. I have both positive and negative thoughts on the palette now that I've used it several times. I barely touch the black pan,
dottielsj2022-09-22T14:29:36.000Z
My skin is normal/dry and the coverage is light medium on initial application but+
At least for me, it’s buildable to the amount of coverage I like on my cheek which is a tad MORE than the initial light medium. I would say that full
diram2022-09-20T00:32:03.000Z
I had this issue years ago. This is what I did, and still do, to make my ++
nails strong. After removing acrylics, your nails are like cellophane. :( 1. Keep them SHORT, until the damage grows out. 2. Remove polish. Apply
Cheekers2022-09-12T11:55:35.000Z
Im interested in the new version of FIX+ but havent looked into what is different about it yet and..
the 140 Stranger Things brush looks interesting to me and its limited release has ended so it on discount (this is colapop as below, btw, sometimes m
diram2022-09-11T18:23:26.000Z
Go old-school and do what we all did waaaay back before quick dry topcoat were invented! Use +++
a bowl filled with ice and cold water, and dip your nails in for a few minutes. This works best if you do it after each coat, or after top coat ---if
10172022-09-11T13:17:09.000Z
I have the exact same kind of hair (but mine is in a short bob). Refreshing like all the curl ++
Instagrammers do never works for me and results in a mess (plus I am lazy). Before I go any further, you don't need a "ton" of gel to do the break th