The Buff

The Buff

dottielsj2023-08-16T18:37:21.000Z
I agree. F&B mixes really well with anything but especially with other MAC fndts++
I’ll do a light layer of F&B and then a TINY bit of Pro Longwear or Studio Sculpt where needed if i need coverage over a larger area. But my beloved
Artbabe2023-08-09T16:34:03.000Z
Faves: Typology Skin Tint. Elegant application, less-is-more coverage; CT +
Oyster Pearl eyeshadow. The one-and-done cream shade I've looking for ($TF Platinum, eat your heart out). Outstanding longevity and easy to buff into
ziggymama2023-08-09T01:53:19.000Z
Technique matters too ++
COVERING DIFFUSE REDNESS Keep in mind, my color choices are for fair, neutral-cool skintone. Corrector: LA Girl Corrector/Concealer in Light
Artbabe2023-08-05T04:08:17.000Z
I apply it with a pointed brush (mine's a Laura Mercier Crease Brush). I dip it in the cream, then+
swirl the brush in the inside of the cap so I can control how much is on the brush. Then I apply it to my lids/crease/up to the brow bone (I have deep
WonderWoman2023-07-27T12:25:21.000Z
It depends on your needs. You may not need powder at all. Can you describe why you +
think you need it? I'm 56, and have normal (dry if I don't moisturize enough) skin with some areas of large pores since I used to be super oily.
mrlincoln2023-07-27T06:11:51.000Z
Okay Himalayan Pink Pumice bar from Sally's has done wonders for my rough ++
heels and dry skin on my feet. I use it 3x a wk and it's like magic. I keep it by my sink on a soap dish and buff away, it doesn't take long at all. I
lots2luv22023-07-14T12:05:23.000Z
I’ve been reading about checking Reddit but I have no idea how. ++
Can you tell me how to do that? Thank you so much for the color Recs. I do know I am buff or sand beige in Revlon so it sounds like we are shade twins
ziggymama2023-07-14T00:43:02.000Z
Some tips ++
Lisa Eldridge foundation matching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVVnn0myFeI COVERING DIFFUSE REDNESS Keep in mind, my color choices are for f
Lillixiii2023-07-14T00:24:55.000Z
Your undertones look similar to mine. And I’ve deduced I’m a pale olive +
Golden undertones work better than pink ones in foundations, yet I’m more neutral than truly golden. Most neutral options are too peachy for me. Olive
ziggymama2023-07-13T13:21:37.000Z
Here's my tips and tricks re: blush ++
BLUSH TIPS AND TRICKS How to apply highly pigmented blush without looking like a clown --First, find something to use for a palette, such as a lar