My Blend

My Blend

suzq252024-09-16T19:06:34.000Z
Dior is more emollient and easier to blend, better for dry skin. I also find the Dior shades to+
be more neutral and found a great match. Merit was heavy, harder to blend seamlessly into my skin, fuller coverage, and not a great shade match. Might
Redwings112024-09-15T13:34:12.000Z
Idk that I agree with that. I am 56 and wore cream foundation in my 40's albeit sparingly but now +
I don't concern myself with the formula so much as the application method, level of coverage I like and the finish. I've been liking the elf soft glam
Redwings112024-09-15T12:14:20.000Z
Just watched Emily Noel review the Revlon Jelly Blender ++rop
and after buying and testing it out myself the last couple days I would agree with her on a few points. 1. Use less product than you normally would
ziggymama2024-09-14T13:05:15.000Z
Some tips ++
Prepping the eyes for shadow --Thin layer of moisturizer on lids, more under the eyes. --Before applying primer, gently blot the lids to remove e
MaryEllen2024-09-14T09:23:16.000Z
I use Fenty's Match Stix in Amber, because it's the most natural-looking product I've found. +++
I'm light/medium, a little lighter than MAC C3. I use it just under my chin (if I don't, my chin just blends into my neck, and chinless is not a good
MariellaFromBe2024-09-13T17:22:23.000Z
I have 2 e/s palettes and one cream blush+
The e/s are very good. The ones in the cool mattes palette are not like cream-to-powder mattes, but they are very pigmented and blend nicely - you can