Prettypackages
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are you all sanitizing powder products with alcohol? Like eyeshadows?
Not me. Just creams and my instruments. Powders just need wiped with a tissue as they don't harbor bacteria.are you all sanitizing powder products with alcohol? Like eyeshadows?
So those sanitizing sprays from Beauty So Clean for example don't do anything for powders?Not me. Just creams and my instruments. Powders just need wiped with a tissue as they don't harbor bacteria.
No. As long as a powder isn't used wet (with the exception of mineralize powders) they won't harbor bacteria.So those sanitizing sprays from Beauty So Clean for example don't do anything for powders?
Glad I didn't waste any money on those thenNo. As long as a powder isn't used wet (with the exception of mineralize powders) they won't harbor bacteria.
Speaking of mineralized, how does one recover a wet MSFN? I saw someone mention using alcohol on the product, but I don't know if that's a spritz or what.No. As long as a powder isn't used wet (with the exception of mineralize powders) they won't harbor bacteria.
Your best bet is to scrape off the bit that got wet. That's the one mineralize product that can't be used wet.Speaking of mineralized, how does one recover a wet MSFN? I saw someone mention using alcohol on the product, but I don't know if that's a spritz or what.
Not the naturals! :nope:Say what? I saw somewhere it could be used wet/dry. I think karlasugar. Yeah so I got mine wet and uh...
i have seen some people on youtube using it wet. they spray fix plus on it and then apply it with a wet blush too.Say what? I saw somewhere it could be used wet/dry. I think karlasugar. Yeah so I got mine wet and uh...
*face palmi have seen some people on youtube using it wet. they spray fix plus on it and then apply it with a wet blush too.
Yeah it's the exception to the rule, like with the EDSFs-not to be used wet. Hopefully there's minimal scraping needed.See now these fools messed me up! The sad part is I was just trying it to see what it looked like.
yeah theres a post on karlasugar about a makeup artist doing it I think it was a post by LC Makeup i looove her swatches tho, it does create a hardening on top so if i use my msfn wet the brush only after and dont go back to the panNot the naturals!
You could ask her. She's a specktra member.yeah theres a post on karlasugar about a makeup artist doing it I think it was a post by LC Makeup i looove her swatches tho, it does create a hardening on top so if i use my msfn wet the brush only after and dont go back to the pan
On me, Flamingo is way pinker than Jazzed - almost a little too pink to suit me. I needed a bit of a tan for it to start working but when it did, it was good. It's got plenty of brightness to it, if that's what helps.I'm curious about Flamingo mainly because it looks a little more pink. Normally, peach shades are hot fleshy death on my face. Cut A Caper looked terrible on me. I somehow ended up buying Jazzed, but I can't make it work. The only peach-type shades that I can wear are ones that are brightened, like Vegas Volt, or something like Playing Koi that's a bit more dramatic because it's so pale.
Great I'm looking forward to your thoughts and hopefully swatchesI ordered five lipsticks except for RD and NO yesterday and it'll arrive today!
I'll let you know how they're during the weekend or so.
I ordered five lipsticks except for RD and NO yesterday and it'll arrive today!
I can't wait to see them esp. Flamingo and SK.
I'll let you know how they're during the weekend or so.