hmmm, MSF ?....

[PrettyInPink101]

i was gonna get a powder 2 set my foundation, but im really wanting an MSF natural... is this an ok foundation setter? or do i need a reg powder?


AND..

i heard that the msf shimmers like nothern lights and global glow, give u , well a glow lol... but does MSF natural give a glow as well? TIA!!

 

[mariecinder]

I have this same question!

 

[frocher]

When I use a natural MSF, I use it in place of foundation. It gives a nice soft natural look. I suppose you could use it with foundation, but I think you would run the risk of it looking heavy.

 

[c00ki312]

i also use the naturals instead of foundation. i have the studio fix powder n it looks too heavy. it makes your skin look less caked and your skin flawless. it doesnt really give a glow more a matte finish (for me anyway) but get the shimmers too coz theyre sooo addictive and gorgeous on the cheeks.

 

[Phillygirl]

I love my light natural msf instead of foundation.

 

[Kiseki]

MSFs are not foundation setters, they can be used in lieu of foundation but I don't think they're very good. If you have oily skin then forget about it, it'll make you look greasy in little more than a couple of hours.

Studio Fix, is not pressed powder, it's foundation hence why it looks heavy on top of foundation.

And yes, natural MSFs give a glow to your skin.

 

[prinzessin784]

I use the MSF Naturals instead of powder. I think it's great as a setting powder. And it does NOT give you a glow like regular MSFs, it has a matte finish. hth!

 

[~Crystal~]

I also use the MSF naturals in place of foundation- but it really depends on how much coverage you want. I know some people like to use the MSF naturals together with SFF- to set it, or to provide more coverage? I'm not sure which. Perhaps a bit of both?
I know for sure that using them both gives some serious coverage.
I have actually found that the MSF natural, with a spirtz of fix+ can actually make your skin look dewy in a very subtle kind of way

As for the shimmery ones- gorgeous

They can all give you some kind of 'glow' I think- it really depends on what you're wanting to use them for, what your skin tone is like and so on

(i.e. Global Glow as a bronzer... Northern Light as, or over blush (once you go and tap the glitter off lol) etc. )

If you're wanting to find a MSF to use AS a blush though, I wouldn't really recommend the newer ones much. The older ones (Petticoat and Stereo Rose) are the main ones which will show up as blush without you having to layer... and layer... and layer at the risk of appearing too frosty to get the equivalent colour payoff. (Meaning if you're going for the new pinkish MSFs... it's best to try them over blush to give you the glow you're looking for).

Not a MSF- but worth a thought... Try Lovestone MES as a blush! I LOVE it

Glowy too.