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How to get luminous flawless foundation & pretty glowy cheeks!
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helenoftroy1
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Thank you for the Tut. I just discover Revlon Colorstay Foundation, I had a hard time finding foundation that look natural without looking caking or breakout. So far this one has been working for me. It will be great for summer.
I used your suggestion on mixing highlighter w/ foundation. I have Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector and it works great. Thank you for sharing.
I used your suggestion on mixing highlighter w/ foundation. I have Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector and it works great. Thank you for sharing.
user79
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I muted the sound in the parts where I fast forward the video because it sounds like I have a chipmunk voice otherwise, hehe.
Originally Posted by Simply Elegant
Thanks, they were easy to follow.
I don't know if it's just me, but there are parts where the sound isn't working and it just gets cut off for awhile. Might just be my computer. |
I muted the sound in the parts where I fast forward the video because it sounds like I have a chipmunk voice otherwise, hehe.
user79
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Hehe, this isn't for the contest, anyway, video contests aren't elligible for the Specktra tut contests at the moment. Plus, I'm a staff member so it would be a bit unfair for me to enter our own contests. Thanks, though!
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Yes, it is.
| Originally Posted by Flammable
great tut, this is sure to win this month's tut contest!
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Hehe, this isn't for the contest, anyway, video contests aren't elligible for the Specktra tut contests at the moment. Plus, I'm a staff member so it would be a bit unfair for me to enter our own contests. Thanks, though!
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| Originally Posted by xiahe
you are gorgeous! thank you so much for posting
is the eucerin moisturizer oil-free? |
Yes, it is.
cindylicious
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love that u're finally showing us your foundation application in video, cuz from here i can see your technique which is more details than picture, its a really great tutorial. your skin condition is good even without foundation. well, i saw that u're using laura mercier foundation primer in this video, notice that you squeeze out the product and apply it directly to your face. Just about 2 weeks ago, i attended the laura mercier event which i get to chat with their makeup artist and they were showing us how to use their product etc. i was asking on of the makeup artist about the star product which is the primer, she told me that should squeeze a small amount of primer on the tip of the fingers, then just blend (warm it up) the primer with finger tips together first before applyin to face bacause by blending the primer it actually reactive the ingredients which will work on face later on. Then, should apply on nose first with circular motion and move on to cheek area and full face. She said that by applying on nose first, the primer can actually help to minimize the pore and also blackhead. Since then i've been using the technique that the mua taught me, im not sure about the different on me, maybe u can have a try.
im using the sample size too which can last for many application, i like the tinted moisturiser and also the face scrub. In this video, you really can shows that not always using high end product can works, but its the right technique!!! love to see more tutorial from you soon.
im using the sample size too which can last for many application, i like the tinted moisturiser and also the face scrub. In this video, you really can shows that not always using high end product can works, but its the right technique!!! love to see more tutorial from you soon.
fafinette21
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i have that revlon skinlights! i thought it was great and i went looking for another one a couple weeks ago and the person at shoppers said it was discontinued i was like no way!
do you speak french? i saw your profile says you are swiss-canadian. i think most canadians can pronounce french words even if they can't remember a thing they learned in school, like me
do you speak french? i saw your profile says you are swiss-canadian. i think most canadians can pronounce french words even if they can't remember a thing they learned in school, like me
user79
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I can speak some French but not flawlessly. Enough to have a conversation with someone or to speak on the phone for work, but it's not as fluent as my German and English. Oh well. I learned it at school and at university, but most of my verbal skills came from speaking it on the job and with some friends I have here in Switzerland.
| Originally Posted by fafinette21
i have that revlon skinlights! i thought it was great and i went looking for another one a couple weeks ago and the person at shoppers said it was discontinued i was like no way! do you speak french? i saw your profile says you are swiss-canadian. i think most canadians can pronounce french words even if they can't remember a thing they learned in school, like me
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I can speak some French but not flawlessly. Enough to have a conversation with someone or to speak on the phone for work, but it's not as fluent as my German and English. Oh well. I learned it at school and at university, but most of my verbal skills came from speaking it on the job and with some friends I have here in Switzerland.
