GlamQueen21
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I B2M'd my Fix+ since I no longer use it and I still have both Fix+ Rose and Fix+ Lavender in my drawer.
There are definitely better setting sprays out there because fix+ is NOT a setting spray. Never has been.I honestly feel that it depends what you want from it. As a setting spray, there are better out there. However it leaves you with a gorgeous healthy dewy look, and is also great for foiling eyeshadows!
Oh yeah I know don't worry! Just a lot of people get confused. I know I did for quite a while. I'm yet to find one that actually works for me. My skin isn't oily.. it just seems to drink makeup.There are definitely better setting sprays out there because fix+ is NOT a setting spray. Never has been.
Have you tried the Ben Nye Final Seal? It's supposed to waterproof the fuck out of your makeup! I'm gonna order some to use on clients, from photoshoots, to brides, to ballroom dancers! I'm excited to see how it compares to the other stuff I've used!Oh yeah I know don't worry! Just a lot of people get confused. I know I did for quite a while. I'm yet to find one that actually works for me. My skin isn't oily.. it just seems to drink makeup.
Ah no I didn't even know they had one! Let me know how it works for you, I really hope it's good considering it's so cheap haha! Perfect combination.Have you tried the Ben Nye Final Seal? It's supposed to waterproof the fuck out of your makeup! I'm gonna order some to use on clients, from photoshoots, to brides, to ballroom dancers! I'm excited to see how it compares to the other stuff I've used!
Will do!Ah no I didn't even know they had one! Let me know how it works for you, I really hope it's good considering it's so cheap haha! Perfect combination.
I have heard this happens when you dip pressed shadows like that. I only use fix plus spray on loose shadows/pigments.I see people spray their brush with fix plus when applying eyeshadows.. When I tried it my shadow has a stain like spot on it.. anyone else experience this?
Yes, because most pressed shadows aren't meant to be used wet. The top layer developes a crust, while the liquid seeps to the bottom and mold and bacteria begins to grow. The top crust can be scraped away, however, the shadow is already beginning to destroy itself from the bottom up, and continued use can result in eye infections.I see people spray their brush with fix plus when applying eyeshadows.. When I tried it my shadow has a stain like spot on it.. anyone else experience this?