The Buff

The Buff

KatieRoxx2023-03-13T20:48:47.000Z
For contour I like using Japonesque Curved Contour Brush or the EcoTools 360 Ultimate+
Blend & Buff set (has 3 different sizes in the set and the smallest one is actually good for nose area). They work with both the cream contour stick I
suzq252023-03-08T14:52:11.000Z
Not really. The Niji Pro picks up baked gelee formulas much better than a fluffly brush but +
with softer formulas I can still apply lightly and buff it out. The Mini Niji is supposed to be a softer brush - more like the Jumbo Bronzer but not a
Lillixiii2023-03-03T16:12:42.000Z
I see the green. Definitely a light olive++
You can pick up LA blue mixer for $7 and see if mixing it into what you already own helps. It’s helped me make some less than ideal shade matches work
ziggymama2023-03-03T07:12:08.000Z
Here's a chart to help... but I'll say, I used to try using green to counteract redness on my ++
face (chin and nose)... but discovered that LA Girl Light Yellow concealer/corrector is best, I'm fair and green made makeup look ashy. https://im
ziggymama2023-02-21T12:23:42.000Z
IDK, this seems to be almost random (the pore thing). I've had foundations that do that to me, ++
but not to others, and vice versa. The #1 thing you can do to prevent this is prepping the skin, even the night before. While the "right" primer ca
BayAreaMom2023-02-20T21:10:05.000Z
I love using loose mineral powder fdtns and have discovered they’re far more versatile than I ever +
thought possible decades ago when starting out. First of all, and you’re right, knowing that it’s essential to have well-prepped skin based on your sk
ziggymama2023-02-18T02:49:03.000Z
Some tips... note that I think your skin is dehydrated, not necessarily dry (lack of oil) ++
Prepping the skin for foundation A proper prep allows you to use much less foundation, and it looks more natural and is less likely to cake up. Als
nickitraylor2023-02-17T15:02:59.000Z
if you want gel, that is a good way to go, instead of UV. If you want a mani that lasts a long
time, but remember you have to use gel polish. And removal is the buffing off what you can buff without messing up your nails then soaking in acetone-
nickitraylor2023-02-13T22:50:24.000Z
"cue broken record" Nailtques formula 2. I had the peeliest, bendiest flakiest nails, I swore that
wearing polish dried them out and made them break. I started using Nailtiques 2 as a treatment (after trying a couple others, OPI nail envy and Butter
lfrueh2023-02-02T03:24:11.000Z
I’m the contrarian here - It CC cream is one of my HGs - it doesn’t have to be thick and
cakey - use a little, buff with a brush and build if needed. On me (normal to dry), it’s dewy and makes my skin look great. The mistake would be apply