My Blend

My Blend

gingerpunch2021-03-30T15:33:11.000Z
I was all set to sign up for Curology and I found out it's not available in my state.++
Does anyone know of a way around this or do I just have to wait and hope that it will become available? Are there any other companies like Curology th
mspicky2021-03-27T21:59:13.000Z
I'm returning the Danessa Myricks cream blush palette. I ordered from Beautylish and r/o
it's cute, for sure, the formula is much more translucent than the usual other theater type cream blushes and it's easier to blend. It looks nice on t
nouvellevague2021-03-27T21:04:27.000Z
It's not new but it was added long after the Z series was launched +
I love the Z-11 for blending shadows from the crease up towards the brow. Are you familiar with Suqqu L? It's approximately the same size but the Z-11
bastet2021-03-27T19:46:16.000Z
Thanks for the swatches! Do you usually match your neck or your face (where it's not red/ruddy) or+
do you choose something in-between? (I assume your neck is higher than your face, too.) I got that Zoeva foundation, and it is about the depth of
kloverdcb2021-03-26T19:20:45.000Z
ooo thanks for posting! f&b was my hg for 10+ years. Hope this one is better than mufe water blend
Lizzy282021-03-26T17:41:41.000Z
Here's YSL information on both which I copied & saved; I use both. Mostly as illuminator/
highlighter/brightener; I don't really have any undereye circles, bags or wrinkles. I also use a bit on my upper eye lids (my dry, sensitive skin does
colapop1002021-03-26T12:41:24.000Z
i call that setting.. i use finishing powder to blend my bronzer/blush/hl to remove any harshness++
and to leave a satin-y finish. i also use finishing powder on my neck and a bit of chest (if showing)
earlgreyhound2021-03-26T12:13:45.000Z
ROP
I typically use a translucent pressed powder to set liquid foundation. I use a glowy powder to finish my makeup, --- to blend out bronzer or blush. O
ziggymama2021-03-25T00:49:52.000Z
Not product, but techniques borrowed from Wayne Goss. ++
--To smooth out and get good coverage on textured skin: Rip a large wedge sponge in half. Using the bumpy side, stipple/pat foundation (preferably cre
PolishedPapers2021-03-25T00:22:12.000Z
I think they are comparable in terms of performance with slight differences on the eyelid ++
UDPP has a more fluid/creamy texture and blends more easily into the eyelid. elf eyelid primer comes in a variety of shades but can make sheer eyesha