TM

claud92020-11-05T18:44:14.000Z
Yeah just skin TM is more of a foundation on me, not a TM coverage wise
suzq252020-11-05T17:57:10.000Z
Chante Just Skin TM, medium+ coverage, too drying and heavy. Too much work to sheer out which +
defeats the purpose of a TM which should be quick and easy imo. Future Skin is much better for my skin and preferences.
claud92020-11-05T17:12:40.000Z
What foundation(s) could you not get to work for you no matter how hard you tried? mine++
ELDW - I’ve purchased this 3x because the color range is great and I LOVE that it doesn’t transfer. But - no matter how I apply it, it feels so heavy
Seeebonay2020-11-04T04:44:45.000Z
2nd NARS TM. Check out MAC Water Weight and Clarins Skin Illusion, too.
CrisAlex2020-11-02T21:55:53.000Z
This happened to me a couple weeks ago. I did a 12k run on the tm, upper body weights, and yoga.
claud92020-11-02T15:18:28.000Z
Chantecaille Just skin TM (has the same consistency as a CC cream) and is medium coverage
claud92020-11-02T14:37:14.000Z
Anyone make the switch from liquid to powder fdtn? What do you do with all of your liquid fdtns? ++
Because of mask wearing, I’ve found powder foundation (specifically MUFE matte velvet) to be much more transfer proof and easier to apply at 6 am than
rayoflight2020-11-02T09:38:45.000Z
Depends. Depends on what the product is, what's in it, and who makes it. Like a hair conditioner +
in a jar-type packaging is absolutely not a dealbreaker, even though I definitely will be sticking wet fingers in it and store it in the bathroom. I h
Lizzy282020-10-31T17:34:18.000Z
2nd this. I prefer my fndt/TM w/o SPF. Also because they often use questionable, non-stable, rop
outdated ss filters; esp. in American products.
jordandean2020-10-31T16:47:49.000Z
Chanel les beiges TM, purrito BB cream are my current two favs.