The Buff

The Buff

sugarqueen792018-12-08T09:55:00.000Z
I use the F80 and buff in circles+++
The foundations I have found that work best are Dermablend Drop Foundation, IT CC cream, Too Faced Born This Way and UD All Nighter.
suzyqz2018-12-06T19:32:00.000Z
Nope. Tried it with Unt. The quickest is to buff off most gel with a med grit buffing block and rop
soak off the remaining bits.
amyzan882018-11-30T21:28:00.000Z
Finally found ELDW in my shade (2N2 Buff) at the CCO, excited to try it for 1st time, only $20! rop
That's not a bad price, is it? I only wish there was a pump, but I figure I can use a q tip? What do you all do with this one for hygiene?
LogicGunn2018-11-30T07:42:00.000Z
I'm much fairer than her, with deep set eyes and black liner is fine. The trick to getting it not +
to overpower is to tight line, just wiggle a pencil around the base of the lashes to get it looking defined but not panda-esque. I like to buff it in
heather11012018-11-29T09:34:00.000Z
Good choices! Beware of Juniper! Anchor bc +
and wore it for two days...upon removal my entire nail bed was turquoise. I had to scrub with baking soda and peroxide and buff to get my nails back t
suzyqz2018-11-28T21:05:00.000Z
Congrats!! Buff most of it off and soak the remining bits in acetone (5 mins should do it).
bastet2018-11-28T10:33:00.000Z
The three I use most often are:
#142 concealer buffer - I actually use this to blend and buff out cream e/s (especially eye shadow sticks) and #110 face shape - I prefer small face
pixie972018-11-25T18:07:00.000Z
I feel kind of silly asking this but I don’t really use foundation in conventional way ++
I’ve been using Alima satin matte foundation for years and just buff it onto my skin after moisturizing with a brush. My skin has gotten a little drie
evillittlekitten2018-11-23T01:12:00.000Z
FWIW ++
I have two super-favorite brushes from Koyudo... One is the red-handled gray squirrel blush brush (which is paddle-shaped): http://www.cdjapan.co.