Real Techniques

Real Techniques

kloverdcb2021-07-03T19:04:06.000Z
real techniques & ecotools
ziggymama2021-07-03T04:52:06.000Z
Layering a bit of powder blush over cream blush is by far the most lasting. Totally disagree ++
that it's hard to apply. A good cream blush should be buildable; that is, you can add to it gradually. BLUSH TIPS AND TRICKS How to apply highl
ziggymama2021-07-01T02:53:15.000Z
Real Techniques Expert, Wet n Wild Rebel Rose
ziggymama2021-06-29T05:04:02.000Z
The Real Techniques Instapop Cheek brush ++
https://www.ulta.com/p/instapop-cheek-brush-xlsImpprod16971119
pretty_please2021-06-29T00:00:06.000Z
I love the Real Techniques one +
https://img.makeupalley.com/1/2/0/9/3852190.jpg
ziggymama2021-06-27T05:05:11.000Z
Here's a color chart for the LA Girl ones ++
https://img.makeupalley.com/2/8/4/7/3613798.jpg I am fair and prefer the Light Yellow under foundation for the diffuse redness on my chin. An ex
ziggymama2021-06-26T01:29:38.000Z
Depends on what you're trying to cover. The idea of using a significantly lighter color for ++
undereyes has been...discredited, so to speak. If there's discoloration (not just darkness), it works best to use color correction before skintone con
Ripendragon2021-06-23T15:36:21.000Z
Real Techniques Stippling Brush
frckls2021-06-22T12:50:11.000Z
I invested in a variety of high-quality naturals (fude with all) to create a core quality+
brush staples. But! I quickly realised after that I much favour cream/liquid/gel products almost exclusively (I have very few powder products). I've s
ziggymama2021-06-17T01:28:18.000Z
Second. The type of brush matters; my faves for cream/liquid blushes are ++
the Real Techniques Expert, or the Wet n Wild Retro Rose one. Build a little at a time, don't get too much on. Another option is a small damp sponge,