Real Techniques

Real Techniques

Ilovetomatoes2019-08-23T17:48:31.000Z
When I use bare minerals complexion rescue cream I just do a few quick dots and pat it around. It+
Does seem to look a tiny bit more natural if I squirt some on the back of my hand and use a damp flower beauty brand beauty blender knock off. I like
KathyMW2019-08-20T21:36:12.000Z
I got these based on recs here and love them! (They also sell gemstone shaped bath bombs ++
That my little boys *love*! And for $1 a piece!!) Back to their blenders - highly recommend. I never bother to use my actual BB, my Real Techniques
ChelseyD2019-08-19T11:55:39.000Z
Recs for a brush similar to the Real Techniques setting brush?
TraumaNurse2019-08-19T03:11:24.000Z
Hi everyone! It's been a while. I have a bit of a review and a bit of a question...
First of all, I have purchased SO many foundations lately that I really should be ashamed! (But I'm not! It's all good!) My usual go to coverage prefe
dottielsj2019-08-17T16:45:44.000Z
I purged all 3 of my Sephora Pro brushes. ++
I treated them with kid gloves but despite my efforts, each began to shed. I hadn’t had them very long either (all bought at the same time). Definit
HotCoffeeXO2019-08-14T03:32:40.000Z
Real techniques buffing brush
marin792019-08-13T20:12:59.000Z
I'd get her a pretty makeup bag, some brushes (real techniques or those eco one) and a super sheer
blush, highlighter and purple shadow and tinted balm.
SfrgtCity2019-08-03T08:03:51.000Z
Sponges are the answer.
The Beauty Blender is worth the hype; the price point is steep, but worth the splurge when you want to treat yourself. Otherwise I would recommend the
laurenp2019-07-28T23:59:45.000Z
2nd orange real techniques
NelStar2019-07-28T23:14:41.000Z
I like the real techniques ones (orange and other). Have had a BB one and they seemed similar.
Super cheap ones from daiso were crap