What is the difference between foundation, powder, blushers, concealer, and bronzer???!!!?! And when should you use them?What's the difference between foundation, powder, blushers, bronzers....?
Foundation is usually a cream, and is used to even out your skin tone, so that it's not blotchy or more red in the cheeks, etc.
Powder is used for the same idea, for an even skin tone, but is made of powder and so feels different from foundation. So foundation is liquid, powder is powder.
Blush is usually a pinkish colour,and is used to give colour to your cheeks, or to define your cheek bones, and if properly applied can make you look more attractive (in theory)
Concealer is not meant to be used all over your face like foundation and powder, but is spot specific, if you have acne so that it is not noticeable. If you want a really natural look just give concealer on the spots that bug you, and thats almost all you'll need :)
Bronzer is like a foundation or powder, but is used to make you look more ';bronze'; or like you have a tan. So you would use this if you havent had time to get out in the sun lately, and want to look like you have. So summer time, not winter (if you live somewhere where the seasons change) or else you'll end up looking like you're wearing it, where its supposed to look natural like in the summer since most people do tan from being outdoors in the summer.
So bronzer in the summer, a bit of foundation or powder all other seasons (which depends on how irritated your skin gets, foundation is used more than powder, and powder more for a finishing touch), blush just if you feel you want to define your cheek bones, and concealer for when you have acne that seems noticeable. It's a lot to take in, but one thing to remember is that you don't really need to wear makeup on a steady basis, most guys even like girls who look more natural :) Remember you're beautiful either way! Hope this helpsWhat's the difference between foundation, powder, blushers, bronzers....?
I love make up. Oh i'm also a beauty advisor its what I do for a living.
1st--Foundation first rule for good make up is having well prepaired skin as in moisturized
2nd--Concealer is more dense than foundation, allowing fuller coverage of trouble spots and hyperpigmentation (red areas). Its used over foundation or on it own, and has greater staying power. Remember, a little goes a long way! oh Tip: Choose the shade of your concealer carefully. When testing out shades, pick one that matches your skin tone or one shade lighter then your concealer. It helps to use a mirror outdoors to see how shades look on your skin in natural light.
3rd--When applying blush, you want the color to look soft and natural, as if it comes from within. Read below for tips on how to put on blush.
1. Tap or lightly blow on the applicator brush to remove any excess blush before applying to prevent a harsh and uneven application.
2. Apply your blush on the apple of the cheek and carefully blend towards your natural hairline.
3. If you have two shades, apply the darker one on the apple of the cheek first, then use the lighter shade to highlight. Blend well so there is no visible line between colors.
4. Highlight your temples, forehead and chin.
you could so the same with bronzers
4th--A light even dusting of loose powder sets foundation and concealer, giving your face a velvety, more natural finish. It also provides smooth blending for any eye makeup or blush to follow.
1. Dip a puff or powder brush in loose powder. Shake off excess to avoid uneven distribution, then apply powder over entire face and neck.
2. To maintain a flawless finish throughout the day, apply pressed powder using a sponge or clean powder brush.
Tip: Face powder can be used alone, over foundation or over your moisturizer for a natural, sheer, no-shine look.
Tip: For the closest color match, choose a powder shade that is 3 shades lighter than your foundation. or use a translucent powder.
Tip: If you are over the age of 30, avoid powdering under the eyes as it can make fine lines and wrinkles appear more obvious.
Tip: Facial oil-blotting sheets help to remove excess oil and shine without disturbing your makeup. Carry them with you everywhere you go!
yay. i love my job.
Foundation
Base make-up in liquid, powder or stick form which goes on before anything else, its function is to conceal blemishes and create an even base for the rest of your make-up.
Concealer
Like a concentrated foundation for smaller blemishes that need more coverage.
Powder,
Setting powder which takes down shine and sets foundation.
Blusher
Its function is to give your cheeks colour and create a glow around the cheek bone area, comes in different forms too.
Bronzer
Gives colour to a pale or sallow complexion and is similar to blusher only is designed for use all over the face, chest and anywhere you want to put it, ALSO comes in different forms.
Order:
Foundation
Concealer
The rest in any order you want.
Foundation is first applied to even skin tone and provide a canvas for makeup. Powder sets the foundation and offers the ability to alter skin town slightly. Blush enhances the rose color of cheeks. Concealer covers blemishes such as acne and redness, and is often much more opaque than foundation or powder. Bronzer provides a sunkissed look, adding more ';bronze'; to your skin tone.
Foundation is used to even out the skin tone. cover up red spots, ect.
Powder is used to make your face more matte (not shiny)
Blush does exactly what it sounds like make you look like you have rosy cheeks
Bronzer is used to make you have a sun kissed glow.
Concealer is used to cover up what the foundation didn't. Like a blemish or scar, ect
There really isn't a specific time that you should wear them... You don't even have to wear any if you don't want. Hope this helps!
foundation is usually liquid and should be avoided. it makes your face look like plastic. same with concealers. usually liquid. powderd makeup is okay if you have good skin. if you have dry skin, oily skin, or acne then you shouldnt use powdered makeup. it'll make your skin look worse. it took me a very long time to realize this, but the only makeup i ever need will bronzer and blush. i have a little acne still because i'm only 17 and also naturally oily skin. bronzer is the only thing that hasn't 1, made my face dry up and flake up, 2, look uneven and undistributed, and it also covers your flaws. try getting bronzer beads! they work the best. smash some of them up and leave some of them whole. make sure you don't get anything too dark. if you want to define your face even more, use blush on your cheeks only! i never started using blush until a couple weeks ago and i LOVE IT. blush is usually a shade of red. bronzer and blush should be applied with a brush. concealers and foundation and even powdered concealers are usually applied with a facial sponge or your hand..not the way to go.
hope i helped!
oh and make sure you put the bronzer on your neckline too! if you apply it the right way, you don't even need to blend it in. a little bit goes a long way
FOUNDATION: its used to even out your skin tone, and create a base for all your other make-up
POWDER: its very similar to foundation, except it doesn't work as well as foundation. however, it looks a lot more natural (which is why most ppl use both)
BLUSHER: its used to make your cheeks glow....which in turn makes ur face glow
CONCEALER: used to cover a blemish on your face (like a zit or a mole)
BRONZER: used to give you a sunny glow, by making you look (slightly) tanner.
I think everyone should use foundation and powder because its makes skin look smooth and even. You should use blush if you have great cheek bones and want to show them off, or if want your face to glow. You should use concealer if you have a few zits or anything small that you wanna hide. Finally, you should use bronzer if you want a natural, ';I spent the day at the beach'; look.
PS: I don't think anyone should wear bronzer and blush together
foundation- used as a base to even out skintone etc.
concealer - used to conceal blemishes give extra coverage
powder - used to set make up
blush- used to give colour to cheeks
bronzer - used to give a deeper colour to face than natural
you can use them all at once
start off with concealer under the eyes
then apply foundation
then conceal blemishes and red patches
then put on your powder
then apply bronzer lightly
then add blush
viola!
foundation is to cover up pimples, blemishes etc.
powder is to keep your face looking oil free also for covering blemishes
blushers are to tint your cheeks
bronzers are for fair skinned ppl who want to appear tan/bronze
concealer you apply first.
then foundation
then blush
then powder
and bronzer if you want an extra glow
i usally only wear all of them when im going out
not everyday
for more of an everyday look just try foundation and blush
Thursday, January 7, 2010
How do you make your foundation powder last longer?
I like the mineral foundation from Sephora and am trying to make it last so i dnt have ro re-apply it at school.How do you make your foundation powder last longer?
hairspray it!
it always works, whatever make up.
although just close ur eyes,nose mouth. just the usual conditions.How do you make your foundation powder last longer?
Not really sure what I would recommend to you. Its difficult to pick so what I end up doing is starting cheap and trying out a few different ones.This is a good review website at http://www.brandsmakeup.com visit and see what everyone recommends.
Use a primer and lightly dust with a good loose powder.
PRIMERS
Rimmel Makeup Primer
Sephora Skin Smoothing Makeup Base (said to really make a difference)
Smashbox Photofinish Foundation Primer
try to dab it gently but make sure you put enough on the brush , don't overcoat put an even amount this way you won't use a lot!!
use a primer or moisturiser first :)credit counseling
hairspray it!
it always works, whatever make up.
although just close ur eyes,nose mouth. just the usual conditions.How do you make your foundation powder last longer?
Not really sure what I would recommend to you. Its difficult to pick so what I end up doing is starting cheap and trying out a few different ones.This is a good review website at http://www.brandsmakeup.com visit and see what everyone recommends.
Use a primer and lightly dust with a good loose powder.
PRIMERS
Rimmel Makeup Primer
Sephora Skin Smoothing Makeup Base (said to really make a difference)
Smashbox Photofinish Foundation Primer
try to dab it gently but make sure you put enough on the brush , don't overcoat put an even amount this way you won't use a lot!!
use a primer or moisturiser first :)
Powder foundation making my face look furry?
Whenever I use powder foundation, it tends to make my face look furry; some more than others.
I've tried putting moisturiser below it to stop the furry-ness, but it only helps a wee bit.
Also, it tends to go quite clumpy on my nose.
I use Virgin Vie One Step Face Base just now.
Any advice on how to get rid of this?Powder foundation making my face look furry?
Your skin type isnt the right type for powder.
The furryness is the small hairs on our face but are showing as your skin is not agreeing with the makeup try cream foundation or cream to powder.Powder foundation making my face look furry?
you're using too much. it's probably your brush, or whatever you use to apply it. if you put the powder on the brush and then shake it off a little to take the excess off, then it probably won't do that. i had the same problem, and that's what it was for me. also, it doesn't help to put moisturizer on first. you need to put it on after the moisturizer has kindof sunk in and all. the moisturizer clumps it. try less moisturizer and shake off the brush before applying. also what you can try, is after you apply it, if it's making your face look furry, then just lightly brush a clean makeup brush over your face to take any extra off your face. it's just too much powder that's making it look furry. good luck!
This happened to me and now it doesnt.
I'll tell you what i did when to stop it happening.
Exfoliate my face with Clean and Clear in the morning.
You cannot rush this. I take my time, making sure i get scrub every bit of my face. I'll spend nearly 10 mins at the most.
Sometimes i will Soap and Glory- scrub your nose in it.
Then after Moisurise with Clean + Clear Moisturiser.
Spend about nearly 10 mins doing this too, its got to soak into th skin.
Then when applying my make up i use:
Bare Minerals in ivory colour.
Then i lightly brush Dream matte powder over my face.
When it gets to my eyes, thats when i be most gentle.
It might be a good idea to invest in good Make-up Brushes.
At Night, i remove my make up with make-up wipes,
Any wipes will do, sometimes i even use baby wipes.
Then go over my face in Clean + Clear Moisturiser,
again carefully taking my time to do so.
Good Luck,
I hope your skin's working for you in no time.
=] x
the same think happens to me .
it sucks.
i dont know what to do .
so i just dont wear it anymore.
honeslty i think girls look better without it.
can you please answer my ?
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
well here is some advice
1 clean your face
then mostuirize rub in for 1 min
it might be your foundation is crappy
always test a foundation before you buy it
how it works
if my face goes furry ish, i usually just wipe over my face quickly with my hands, going downwards.
Try using a liquid foundation or cream. :]
Maybe you could try tapping it on with a cotton wool bud.
I've tried putting moisturiser below it to stop the furry-ness, but it only helps a wee bit.
Also, it tends to go quite clumpy on my nose.
I use Virgin Vie One Step Face Base just now.
Any advice on how to get rid of this?Powder foundation making my face look furry?
Your skin type isnt the right type for powder.
The furryness is the small hairs on our face but are showing as your skin is not agreeing with the makeup try cream foundation or cream to powder.Powder foundation making my face look furry?
you're using too much. it's probably your brush, or whatever you use to apply it. if you put the powder on the brush and then shake it off a little to take the excess off, then it probably won't do that. i had the same problem, and that's what it was for me. also, it doesn't help to put moisturizer on first. you need to put it on after the moisturizer has kindof sunk in and all. the moisturizer clumps it. try less moisturizer and shake off the brush before applying. also what you can try, is after you apply it, if it's making your face look furry, then just lightly brush a clean makeup brush over your face to take any extra off your face. it's just too much powder that's making it look furry. good luck!
This happened to me and now it doesnt.
I'll tell you what i did when to stop it happening.
Exfoliate my face with Clean and Clear in the morning.
You cannot rush this. I take my time, making sure i get scrub every bit of my face. I'll spend nearly 10 mins at the most.
Sometimes i will Soap and Glory- scrub your nose in it.
Then after Moisurise with Clean + Clear Moisturiser.
Spend about nearly 10 mins doing this too, its got to soak into th skin.
Then when applying my make up i use:
Bare Minerals in ivory colour.
Then i lightly brush Dream matte powder over my face.
When it gets to my eyes, thats when i be most gentle.
It might be a good idea to invest in good Make-up Brushes.
At Night, i remove my make up with make-up wipes,
Any wipes will do, sometimes i even use baby wipes.
Then go over my face in Clean + Clear Moisturiser,
again carefully taking my time to do so.
Good Luck,
I hope your skin's working for you in no time.
=] x
the same think happens to me .
it sucks.
i dont know what to do .
so i just dont wear it anymore.
honeslty i think girls look better without it.
can you please answer my ?
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
well here is some advice
1 clean your face
then mostuirize rub in for 1 min
it might be your foundation is crappy
always test a foundation before you buy it
how it works
if my face goes furry ish, i usually just wipe over my face quickly with my hands, going downwards.
Try using a liquid foundation or cream. :]
Maybe you could try tapping it on with a cotton wool bud.
Would cream to powder foundation be suitable for dry skin?
and could i wear loose or pressed powder on its own over normal face moisturiser?Would cream to powder foundation be suitable for dry skin?
Yes. You should moisturize first with any makeup.Would cream to powder foundation be suitable for dry skin?
Typically, no. The powdery finish of a cream to powder formula usually makes your dry skin appear even more dry. Stick to a liquid foundation and a light powder to set.
Your best defence against dry skin is to moisturize; inside and out. This means, plenty of water and a good moisturizer formulated for dry skin. Smoking and a bad diet depletes your skin of moisture as does drinking and lack of sleep. Obviously, sunbathing and drug use is murder on your skin!
As for applying powder over a clean face with moisturizer...you can, but again, depending on the powder you are using as it may emphasize your dry skin....depending on how dry you are - your question didn't say. How about trying a tinted moisturizer instead? You'll get moisture for your dry skin and some sheer light coverage as well.
I am in the same boat as you with dry skin and, for me, it's been trial and error with foundations. I'm currently using Clinique's Stay True liquid foundation and like it so far. I use MAC's Blot Pressed powder over top. Currently, I'm using Cetaphil Barrier cream for my moisturizer....I live in Western Canada and our air is quite dry here (and getting worse with the changing of seasons lately, too!) you'll have to choose a cream suitable to your area as well.
Hope this helps. Dry skin is tricky and tough to get back into shape, but it can be done with the right products, water, diet, etc, and determination!
Good luck!
I am a Mary Kay Cosmetics, Independent Beauty Consultant and we rely on the recommendations from the company and their make-up expert Robert Jones for advice.
According to Mary Kay, Inc. and Robert Jones, Sheer Mineral Pressed Powder is not to be used as a foundation, not for coverage. It is only for setting foundation. Always blot your face to remove any oily areas before applying powder. The new Loose Mineral Powder Foundation is an excellent foundation for all skin types and is good for your skin because it protects your skin while adding needed minerals and elements during the day. The more you buff with the brush, the more it blends. The Mineral Foundaion is applied after cleansing and moisturizing your face with our recommended TimeWise Anti-Aging Cleanser and Moisturizer for Normal to Dry Skin. If you find, your skin is still to dry with these products, we recommend you try the Advanced Moisture Renewal Treatment Cream or Enhanced Moisture Renewal Cream at bedtime along with the TimeWise Moisturizer in the morning. We also have other products specifically for very dry skin that you may want to try depending on the severity of your dry skin.
Creme to Powder foundation is for all skin types, it is lightweight and oil-free and provides sheer to full buildable coverage. Can be used as makeup or as touch-up, blends easily to even skin tone.
If you have very dry skin, I would recommend you try the Full-Coverage foundation (hydrates up to six hours) or the Day Radiance Cream Foundation (a rich, creamy foundation, helps seal in moisture as it protects from dehydrating conditions, glides on effortlessly for maximum, long-lasting coverage). It really depends on how dry your skin really is. Since you are asking about the loose and pressed powder, I assume you like a shear coverage, so I would start out trying the creme to powder foundation first.
I have some samples of our products that I would be happy to send you if you are interested in trying them before actually purchasing the products. And I need to mention that I ship free of charge, regardless of order size or amount and you have a 100% satisfaction guarantee with Mary Kay products. If for ANY reason, you do not like the products, simply return them to me and I will refund or replace the products 100%, no questions asked. Where does it get any better than that? What do you have to lose?
Let me know if you would like to try some of our products via my website www.marykay.com/juliedbush - just go on there and register and tell me a little about your specific skin care needs and I will mail the samples to you ASAP.
I hope I have answered your questions adequately and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
no it wouldnt be good, i have dry skin and it will just get in the small cracks making you face look even dryer and blotchy. use a cream, or even better a tinted moisturiser if you skin isnt bad
honestly....no. you would need to use liquid makeup and THEN if you incountered any shiney spots on your face use powder to touch them up....I have very oily skin and i have to use powder ALOT!!
I like creams better for my dry skin, I use pressed powder, a tiny dab, on my face to cover shiny spots. Poppy
Yes. You should moisturize first with any makeup.Would cream to powder foundation be suitable for dry skin?
Typically, no. The powdery finish of a cream to powder formula usually makes your dry skin appear even more dry. Stick to a liquid foundation and a light powder to set.
Your best defence against dry skin is to moisturize; inside and out. This means, plenty of water and a good moisturizer formulated for dry skin. Smoking and a bad diet depletes your skin of moisture as does drinking and lack of sleep. Obviously, sunbathing and drug use is murder on your skin!
As for applying powder over a clean face with moisturizer...you can, but again, depending on the powder you are using as it may emphasize your dry skin....depending on how dry you are - your question didn't say. How about trying a tinted moisturizer instead? You'll get moisture for your dry skin and some sheer light coverage as well.
I am in the same boat as you with dry skin and, for me, it's been trial and error with foundations. I'm currently using Clinique's Stay True liquid foundation and like it so far. I use MAC's Blot Pressed powder over top. Currently, I'm using Cetaphil Barrier cream for my moisturizer....I live in Western Canada and our air is quite dry here (and getting worse with the changing of seasons lately, too!) you'll have to choose a cream suitable to your area as well.
Hope this helps. Dry skin is tricky and tough to get back into shape, but it can be done with the right products, water, diet, etc, and determination!
Good luck!
I am a Mary Kay Cosmetics, Independent Beauty Consultant and we rely on the recommendations from the company and their make-up expert Robert Jones for advice.
According to Mary Kay, Inc. and Robert Jones, Sheer Mineral Pressed Powder is not to be used as a foundation, not for coverage. It is only for setting foundation. Always blot your face to remove any oily areas before applying powder. The new Loose Mineral Powder Foundation is an excellent foundation for all skin types and is good for your skin because it protects your skin while adding needed minerals and elements during the day. The more you buff with the brush, the more it blends. The Mineral Foundaion is applied after cleansing and moisturizing your face with our recommended TimeWise Anti-Aging Cleanser and Moisturizer for Normal to Dry Skin. If you find, your skin is still to dry with these products, we recommend you try the Advanced Moisture Renewal Treatment Cream or Enhanced Moisture Renewal Cream at bedtime along with the TimeWise Moisturizer in the morning. We also have other products specifically for very dry skin that you may want to try depending on the severity of your dry skin.
Creme to Powder foundation is for all skin types, it is lightweight and oil-free and provides sheer to full buildable coverage. Can be used as makeup or as touch-up, blends easily to even skin tone.
If you have very dry skin, I would recommend you try the Full-Coverage foundation (hydrates up to six hours) or the Day Radiance Cream Foundation (a rich, creamy foundation, helps seal in moisture as it protects from dehydrating conditions, glides on effortlessly for maximum, long-lasting coverage). It really depends on how dry your skin really is. Since you are asking about the loose and pressed powder, I assume you like a shear coverage, so I would start out trying the creme to powder foundation first.
I have some samples of our products that I would be happy to send you if you are interested in trying them before actually purchasing the products. And I need to mention that I ship free of charge, regardless of order size or amount and you have a 100% satisfaction guarantee with Mary Kay products. If for ANY reason, you do not like the products, simply return them to me and I will refund or replace the products 100%, no questions asked. Where does it get any better than that? What do you have to lose?
Let me know if you would like to try some of our products via my website www.marykay.com/juliedbush - just go on there and register and tell me a little about your specific skin care needs and I will mail the samples to you ASAP.
I hope I have answered your questions adequately and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
no it wouldnt be good, i have dry skin and it will just get in the small cracks making you face look even dryer and blotchy. use a cream, or even better a tinted moisturiser if you skin isnt bad
honestly....no. you would need to use liquid makeup and THEN if you incountered any shiney spots on your face use powder to touch them up....I have very oily skin and i have to use powder ALOT!!
I like creams better for my dry skin, I use pressed powder, a tiny dab, on my face to cover shiny spots. Poppy
I wear foundation and the powder foundation, and by the end of the day i always look greasy?
how can i avoid this?
alsoo, i only wear mascara, (waterproof)
and for some reason it smudges too occasionally.
help?I wear foundation and the powder foundation, and by the end of the day i always look greasy?
I'd say you're wearing to much if it looks greasy and I dunno about the mascara. Try changing brands?I wear foundation and the powder foundation, and by the end of the day i always look greasy?
I have the same problem with my foundation and I wear powder foundation. :(
usually the case with foundation looking greasy or 'cakey' is when your using a product on your face that doesn't have enough oil in it. That means it doesn't moisturize your skin enough and makes your pores bigger. The foundation then seeps into the pores INTO your skin, which can also make you break out. You can avoid it by getting a moisturizer. Clinique is the best.
Skip the liquid foundation. Plus the makeup you're using is probably cheaply made and horrible quality. Try BareMinerals.
Just go to the store and but the oil blotters. They are thin sheets of paper that collect all of the oil, so your face doesn't look shiny. Or by foundation that doesn't have oil in it. You can also buy clear mascara, so it can't smudge.
well i think your mascara smudges because your face might have some lotion or something oily on it, because everytime I wear mascara and i have soem type of lotion it smudges, and for your foundation im not really sure
BuShRa :)
i am in the same boat with the foundation, i actually just asked the same question about 5 minutes ago haha. and the mascara smudges because you have oily skin, like me. what i do is i bought a tube from sephora called eyelash primer by urban decay, and it's a white susbstance like mascara that you apply before mascara. it looks exactly like mascara only the substance is white, you let it dry, then apply mascara. i do this to both my bottom and top eyelashes and it never moves anymore. also i use lash blast waterproof mascara. it will not budge.
alsoo, i only wear mascara, (waterproof)
and for some reason it smudges too occasionally.
help?I wear foundation and the powder foundation, and by the end of the day i always look greasy?
I'd say you're wearing to much if it looks greasy and I dunno about the mascara. Try changing brands?I wear foundation and the powder foundation, and by the end of the day i always look greasy?
I have the same problem with my foundation and I wear powder foundation. :(
usually the case with foundation looking greasy or 'cakey' is when your using a product on your face that doesn't have enough oil in it. That means it doesn't moisturize your skin enough and makes your pores bigger. The foundation then seeps into the pores INTO your skin, which can also make you break out. You can avoid it by getting a moisturizer. Clinique is the best.
Skip the liquid foundation. Plus the makeup you're using is probably cheaply made and horrible quality. Try BareMinerals.
Just go to the store and but the oil blotters. They are thin sheets of paper that collect all of the oil, so your face doesn't look shiny. Or by foundation that doesn't have oil in it. You can also buy clear mascara, so it can't smudge.
well i think your mascara smudges because your face might have some lotion or something oily on it, because everytime I wear mascara and i have soem type of lotion it smudges, and for your foundation im not really sure
BuShRa :)
i am in the same boat with the foundation, i actually just asked the same question about 5 minutes ago haha. and the mascara smudges because you have oily skin, like me. what i do is i bought a tube from sephora called eyelash primer by urban decay, and it's a white susbstance like mascara that you apply before mascara. it looks exactly like mascara only the substance is white, you let it dry, then apply mascara. i do this to both my bottom and top eyelashes and it never moves anymore. also i use lash blast waterproof mascara. it will not budge.
How to apply cream to powder foundation?
I'm a makeup newbie. I just bought Milani cream to powder foundation and would greatly appreciate some detailed tips on how to apply it. please help!!!!How to apply cream to powder foundation?
you can either apply it with a sponge or with a brush. i found that the sponge gives more coverage but it absorbs the cream so it gives you actually less product. apply just anywhere where you want to and then you can let it dry and if you need more coverage you could go over it again. oh you can also apply it wet if you want to like a liquid foundation but i wouldn't recommend it it gives to much of the product and then your face looks orange. trust me i tried!How to apply cream to powder foundation?
just do it with a sponge or just search for tutorials on youtube.com
you can either apply it with a sponge or with a brush. i found that the sponge gives more coverage but it absorbs the cream so it gives you actually less product. apply just anywhere where you want to and then you can let it dry and if you need more coverage you could go over it again. oh you can also apply it wet if you want to like a liquid foundation but i wouldn't recommend it it gives to much of the product and then your face looks orange. trust me i tried!How to apply cream to powder foundation?
just do it with a sponge or just search for tutorials on youtube.com
What foundation/powder would you recommend for oily skin?
I currently use mac studio fix but it tends to look cakey. I want something that will make me look flawless.What foundation/powder would you recommend for oily skin?
I recommend Bare Minerals by Bare Escentuals.What foundation/powder would you recommend for oily skin?
i have the same exact skin hun, i use Neurtrogena Skin Clearing Foundation! it is awesome. it covers and does not dry out skin! (: It is awesome.
hotOne
I recommend what I use for my oily skin: Coonobabe Savila base foundation topping it off with their happy endings powder. They are good. http://www.coonobabe.com
the dream matte collection is good - maybelline :)
I recommend Bare Minerals by Bare Escentuals.What foundation/powder would you recommend for oily skin?
i have the same exact skin hun, i use Neurtrogena Skin Clearing Foundation! it is awesome. it covers and does not dry out skin! (: It is awesome.
hotOne
I recommend what I use for my oily skin: Coonobabe Savila base foundation topping it off with their happy endings powder. They are good. http://www.coonobabe.com
the dream matte collection is good - maybelline :)
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