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dottielsj2024-03-25T16:29:32.000Z
When I was a pro mua, I was taught to ignore the redness completely. So if your undertone ++
Is warm (i.e. yellow or orange) that’s the most important thing. There are two ways to approach the redness. It can either be covered or can be “use
eve4322024-03-25T15:00:40.000Z
CoverGirl Cheekers Blush in Natural Twinkle
eve4322024-03-24T23:22:40.000Z
CoverGirl Cheekers Blush in Natural Twinkle
CNo642024-03-24T18:42:52.000Z
I think that knowing your "season" is a good place to start, but+
that doesn't mean that you're "locked in" to *only* warm OR cool colors. For instance, I'm a Winter, but I have to wear a warm red lipstick if I wa
bofuz2024-03-23T14:27:09.000Z
I attended a Jane Iredale Master Class yesterday at local ++
dermatology clinic. It was taught by their global educator Sean Towne. It was a blast! They served cocktails, mocktails & appetizers. We were shade ma
tragerellie2024-03-22T15:49:13.000Z
I’ve never really used drugstore makeup aside from mascara, eyeliner and lip products
because I need to be able to sample. For tinted serum/moisturizer, I test on my neck and right on the lower portion of the jaw. If DH is with me, I’ll