The Buff

The Buff

Redwings112022-05-18T13:48:06.000Z
Powder disappears on my dry skin. I use a brush with cream blush to ++
either pat it on my cheeks or buff it in depending on the pigment and formula. Brands and shades I reach for the most are: Milani Cheek Kiss Cream
ziggymama2022-05-16T04:36:21.000Z
IDK if it's what you're looking for, but I've been loving Revlon Candid foundation ++
I get my perfect finish (also old and dry) by mixing the regular in Buff with Glow in Ivory. Make sure you moisturize well under, and allow that to si
KeyLimeLipgloss2022-04-15T18:17:54.000Z
Do you want the press ons to last longer? You need good glue for that +
buff to rough the surface up, swipe with the alcohol pad, and apply a good glue Using a base coat would just cause them to pop off and probably ins
dottielsj2022-03-29T13:03:09.000Z
Gurl….I WISH! I go through MOMENTS of not wanting “stuff” but of course that++
Passes….lol. But one weird thing: I have been wearing the same nude Deborah Lippman nail polish for a couple of years now and only on my toes. I hav
hybrid2022-03-21T20:12:12.000Z
Germanicure glass files +
I have one in a smooth leather case sleeve which seems to discontinued and replaced by the suede sleeves. And I also have a two piece set like thi
dahlialover2022-03-19T17:20:36.000Z
I like a variety of finishes as long as they're not matte ++
Because I'm very dry, even the dewy ones look only satin at best on me. My best Lancome Photogenic color was Buff 6, which surprised me as it was a
KatieRoxx2022-03-17T23:19:40.000Z
Probably Indian Earth, which was a multi-purpose mineral powder you could use as blush, eye+
shadow, bronzer and (with some lip balm or petroleum jelly) turn it into lip color. You could also buff it into your nails and slap a clear topcoat ov
ziggymama2022-03-17T04:04:43.000Z
You'll probably be sorry you asked.... ++
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
ziggymama2022-03-17T03:51:31.000Z
I'm fond of the classic, Stila Convertible Color and Bobbi Brown Pot Rouge; however, ++
most of the colors have been d/c. (Though currently Stila has two quads.) Of the newer types (more stain like, less dense/creamy), I have Gorgeous
wunjosk82022-03-08T17:06:55.000Z
Answered you on oil board. Olive oil is the way to go. Buff and buff and buff.