I always apply my makeup with clean fingers. The heat from your hands really smooths it out and makes it a bajillion times easier to blend into your skin. Now, buff it with a brush and say it with me: airbrush schmarebush. To achieve a flawless airbrushed finish, without the airbrush, use this: source A DuoFiber, or "skunk brush" as some people so lovingly call it. MAC sells one for $42, Sephora sells Men's Clothing one for $35, Sonia Kashuk sells one at Target for $13, and there's a brand at Target called Studio Tools that sells a skunk brush for wait for it $6. I can't vouch for Sephora or Sonia Kashuk, but I have one from MAC and two from Studio Tools, and they work exactly the same. Run, don't walk, to your nearest Target and snatch one up. Next, concealer. I don't use concealer. On anyone. Ever. Instead, I use Studio Fix unique wedding dresses Fluid straight from the bottle as opposed to turning it into my foundation cocktail. On it's own, Studio Fix is pigmented enough to be used at a concealer (which is why I blend it with other things, I don't like full coverage foundation), and that way you don't have to worry about matching colors or spending more money on another product. Just put a little bit on a sponge for under the eyes, or on a small brush for wedding plans blemishes, and tap (don't rub) it in, and there you have it! Foundation and concealer, one product, perfect match. To set your work of art, use this: source Make Up For Ever HD Powder. It's a total wonder product that give you a flawless finish without being "dry looking" like a lot of other powders. Bonus: it's invisible. I've used it with success on all different skin tones. It's made from 100% silica powder spheres and you can get it at wedding bubbles Sephora for $30 for a .35 ounce jar. Yes, $30 for approximately one third of an ounce. You know just as well as I do that that's ridiculous, and you know I'm not going to leave you hanging like that. As much as I love MUFE, you can get the exact same product (100% silica powder spheres) here. One whole ounce will cost you a whopping $4. (Left: smooth and even, yet natural. Right: Not so much.) Follow these steps to elegant dresses get a long-lasting flawless face. Seriously. It doesn't budge. Stick around for Ace You Face (pt 2) Contouring! Do you have any makeup tips, trick, or money saving secrets?
I always apply my makeup with clean fingers.
I always apply my makeup with clean fingers. The heat from your hands really smooths it out and makes it a bajillion times easier to blend into your skin. Now, buff it with a brush and say it with me: airbrush schmarebush. To achieve a flawless airbrushed finish, without the airbrush, use this: source A DuoFiber, or "skunk brush" as some people so lovingly call it. MAC sells one for $42, Sephora sells Men's Clothing one for $35, Sonia Kashuk sells one at Target for $13, and there's a brand at Target called Studio Tools that sells a skunk brush for wait for it $6. I can't vouch for Sephora or Sonia Kashuk, but I have one from MAC and two from Studio Tools, and they work exactly the same. Run, don't walk, to your nearest Target and snatch one up. Next, concealer. I don't use concealer. On anyone. Ever. Instead, I use Studio Fix unique wedding dresses Fluid straight from the bottle as opposed to turning it into my foundation cocktail. On it's own, Studio Fix is pigmented enough to be used at a concealer (which is why I blend it with other things, I don't like full coverage foundation), and that way you don't have to worry about matching colors or spending more money on another product. Just put a little bit on a sponge for under the eyes, or on a small brush for wedding plans blemishes, and tap (don't rub) it in, and there you have it! Foundation and concealer, one product, perfect match. To set your work of art, use this: source Make Up For Ever HD Powder. It's a total wonder product that give you a flawless finish without being "dry looking" like a lot of other powders. Bonus: it's invisible. I've used it with success on all different skin tones. It's made from 100% silica powder spheres and you can get it at wedding bubbles Sephora for $30 for a .35 ounce jar. Yes, $30 for approximately one third of an ounce. You know just as well as I do that that's ridiculous, and you know I'm not going to leave you hanging like that. As much as I love MUFE, you can get the exact same product (100% silica powder spheres) here. One whole ounce will cost you a whopping $4. (Left: smooth and even, yet natural. Right: Not so much.) Follow these steps to elegant dresses get a long-lasting flawless face. Seriously. It doesn't budge. Stick around for Ace You Face (pt 2) Contouring! Do you have any makeup tips, trick, or money saving secrets?