Be Natural

Be Natural

dottielsj2022-03-26T12:31:27.000Z
Frankenstein fndt combo of the day (are you intrigued?)…read on++
So today, I did 3 parts MUFE Reboot to 1 part Danessa Myricks Vision Cream Cover. Most of us probably know that Reboot is sheer coverage, not even “l
dottielsj2022-03-25T12:01:16.000Z
I’ve GOT YA (I’m NW 20 and very VERY cool toned too)++
Here are my best of the best: Kiko Milano “contour” stick in Chocolate (this is the perfect bronzer for us NW 20 peeps)…it’s not the right “contour
dottielsj2022-03-25T11:47:48.000Z
Not sure “technically” DS but at least DS priced, Morphe Hint Hint Skin Tint ++
Gets 10 outta 10 from me…it’s $18 and now most DS foundations seem to be in that range. The original Revlon Candid I did think was quite nice UNTIL
ziggymama2022-03-24T05:33:52.000Z
I have a few shades: Nude 1 and Nude 3, the Clear and Kaleidoscope glosses ++
I would have more, but worried if I get too many creams they'll dry up on me. The Nudes are great for a very natural look, or even as a quasi conce
dottielsj2022-03-23T13:55:19.000Z
Quite a few. What type of coverage and finish do you like? I live in ++
hades (i.e. Florida) so I have put “long wear” foundations to the TEST let me tell ya….if they can survive here, they can do well under “normal condit
dottielsj2022-03-22T14:55:11.000Z
Makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes had a great IG story tutorial on working with +
Natural redness and when I was a pro mua WAAY back in the day, I would have done exactly the same. Rather than try to cover up the natural redness, h
10172022-03-22T09:39:12.000Z
What shade/ product would be a good cream blush if to subdue+++
natural redness? Nudestix has a shade called "In the Nude" I thought might work. But looking for ideas. Or is nothing going to work? Or would a bro
ziggymama2022-03-21T03:11:53.000Z
Oddly enough, excessive tearing can be a sign of dry eyes. I had mine under control, with ++
once a day dry eye drops and washcloth compressing... and fatty acid supplementation. Then I got lazy about the supplements, and though it took a few
ziggymama2022-03-21T02:58:07.000Z
It really depends on what's causing the irritation. I'll tell you one odd sensitivity; I have it ++
and so do many others: Nail polish. Yes, on your fingers... touching your face, and especially near the eyes. Removing all polish (toes are OK unless
ChelseyD2022-03-20T18:59:14.000Z
I'm not looking to lift my natural color, so I won't need bleach. But you seem to be saying that +
removing the color first is my only option, so I'll look into that. Thanks.