Juvia's Place

Juvia's Place

KatieRoxx2024-01-26T16:19:19.000Z
Kiko Milano Water E/S 209 (Olive Green); Juvia's Place-The Nomad palette; NYX Vivid Matte e/l-black
shuppet882024-01-26T15:55:30.000Z
I've been enjoying Becca under eye brightening corrector and it works well with all my concealers++
it comes in four shades. I use medium/dark. Concealers I've been enjoying as well lately: PMG, Wet n Wild, Bobbi Brown, and Juvia's Place all liquid w
shuppet882024-01-26T09:39:56.000Z
Whenever I actually remember to use it, Iconic London underglow blurring primer is beautiful++
It does exactly what the name says. Blurs while being glowing somehow. It's a weird serum type texture which is the first kind I've used but so far it
shuppet882024-01-24T17:10:05.000Z
Juvia's Place
KatieRoxx2024-01-22T17:06:59.000Z
Juvia's Place The Nomad palette
shuppet882024-01-16T08:50:16.000Z
Fotd Inspired by MelissaG post of an opera singer iirc++
I tried out the Danessa Myricks defining neutrals palette. I didn't know the large pans were creams! It made a pretty nice dramatic smoky cat eye. Nor
ziggymama2024-01-13T06:48:07.000Z
Hmmm, I seldom use powder so haven't tried it that way. I have the NARS liquid in ++
Dolce Vita, and it is hella pigmented! Why not try it over foundation/under powder? (If you want a seriously pigmented inexpensive liquid blush, check
worryworryworry2024-01-11T02:25:28.000Z
Juvia's place coffee shop lipglosses
KatieRoxx2024-01-10T18:54:30.000Z
Agree w 1017. Consider your skin tone and what shade of brown your eyes are. Also, hair color can++
make a difference on what colors are most flattering - what looks good on someone with dark brown hair & dark brown eyes won't look the same on someon