I've always wanted to try this foundation. I'm having a bit of trouble picking my color online. I think I should visit a Bloomingdale's and get matched.
Sake looks really pretty on you Ingenue! I wish I could wear these but they are way too fragrant for me.
Sake looks really pretty on you Ingenue! I wish I could wear these but they are way too fragrant for me.
I can still wear them, but I hate that the fragrance seems stronger. Personally, I really dislike their moldy citrus smell.
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Sake. Pulls more pink than dusty mauve on me.
Haven't been into a Sephora in 2-3 weeks, and nearly hopped out of bed to go get ready because I'm excited to see all the new stuff they have in stores. I love shopping online but nothing gets me more excited then swatching all the new stuff.
I'm going to ask for help on "color correcting" because both peach and pink correctors (I've tried a couple) don't really neutralize my dark under-eyes. I think it's because the undertone of my dark circles isn't meant for those. Is that weird? They're not really blue or purply, they're more.... brown/yellow? LOL That sounds super odd. Almost like the same undertone as my freckles. But basically, when I've put the corrector on, and the concealer and then foundation-- they still shine through. Maybe I'm just hoping for too much with these color correctors, but my gut is telling me I might be using the wrong color.
Not moldy! LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Oh no! Now I gotta go smell them again.
I need pink/orange/coral lipstick rehab. I just saw Temptalia's swatches of the new Tarte l/s- http://www.temptalia.com/tarte-biki...h-lip-splash-lipstick-reviews-photos-swatches and I want all three even though I own dozens of similar shades.
I try to keep my hair back because it gets so greasy that my forehead will be a mess, and I only wash once per week. The Jamaican Black Castor Oil is on my loves list, but it's $26 and I just bought a bottle at the beauty supple store for $7.99 lol. Buuuut it's still cheaper than the Phyto leave in conditioner that I'm loving at the moment. I'm excited to see some reviews!
totally makes sense. I am not sure what color my dark circles are, but the bobbi brown correctors never worked well. Everything else didn't seem opaque or deep enough.Haven't been into a Sephora in 2-3 weeks, and nearly hopped out of bed to go get ready because I'm excited to see all the new stuff they have in stores. I love shopping online but nothing gets me more excited then swatching all the new stuff.
I'm going to ask for help on "color correcting" because both peach and pink correctors (I've tried a couple) don't really neutralize my dark under-eyes. I think it's because the undertone of my dark circles isn't meant for those. Is that weird? They're not really blue or purply, they're more.... brown/yellow? LOL That sounds super odd. Almost like the same undertone as my freckles. But basically, when I've put the corrector on, and the concealer and then foundation-- they still shine through. Maybe I'm just hoping for too much with these color correctors, but my gut is telling me I might be using the wrong color.
She's so smart!The peachy/pink colour correctors are to cancel out blue/purple pigments in undereye circles. So if yours are brown/yellow, I'd say you're definitely using the wrong colour and to try perhaps a purple or violet corrector.
The peachy/pink colour correctors are to cancel out blue/purple pigments in undereye circles. So if yours are brown/yellow, I'd say you're definitely using the wrong colour and to try perhaps a purple or violet corrector.
totally makes sense. I am not sure what color my dark circles are, but the bobbi brown correctors never worked well. Everything else didn't seem opaque or deep enough.
I checked out Peach by Becca, and I am so impressed with the color range of Cover Fx color correctors. I've been color correcting for years, so I'm excited what this trend has brought out.
BUT I will say wearing a dark concealer, followed by a lighter color to brighten has worked wonders for me.
She's so smart!
Sooo that means that YSL suggesting a violet primer for dark skin isn't as crazy as I thought? hmm
Sooo that means that YSL suggesting a violet primer for dark skin isn't as crazy as I thought? hmm
let us know how it works.
Haven't been into a Sephora in 2-3 weeks, and nearly hopped out of bed to go get ready because I'm excited to see all the new stuff they have in stores. I love shopping online but nothing gets me more excited then swatching all the new stuff...
I went back into Sephora to play with it today. I just couldn't bring myself to buy it. It's not creamy at all. It just sticks on the skin and settled into the lines on my hand and it came off as a bright white with a slight lavender shift. I would be amazed if this actually works on the face.