Wednesday, 14 January 2015

fondations

foundation tips and tricks


This next blog will be about picking the perfect foundation for your skin type and also a few tips for applying it for the perfect look. First off knowing what skin type will really help for example if you have really sensitive skin you'd want to get a lightweight foundation and something oil free for example like the Laura Mercer foundation. Another key to having the perfect foundation is applying primer all over your face and neck to keep your foundation nice and matte all day long. Another really important part in doing foundations is your brushs, personally i prefer applying my foundation with a foundation brush and blending it with a beauty blender. The main brush i use in my every day foundation routine is a foundation brush from smashbox that you can buy online at:

 http://www.smashbox.com/product/6009/17773/Brushes-Tools/FOUNDATION-BRUSH-13/index.tmpl  

or at any beauty supply store. The next thing i use is a beauty blender, I love beauty blenders because it blends the foundation in so flawlessly and makes it look more natural and not cakey. I highly recommend using and buying a beauty blender, you can find them at any shoppers drug mart or sephora.  

Quick hack: Always swipe downwards while applying your foundation  this will make your pores less visible 

 


3 comments:

  1. Hey o'shawn! I really love this blog! Its taught me a lot about different kinds of foundations and which ones I should buy and how to apply it! I found this very informational! Keep up the great work!

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  2. I don't usually wear a lot of face makeup but when I do I usually go for a BB cream or any other tinted moisturizer because how natural and light it is. It doesn't irritate my skin and has enough coverage.

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  3. Wow, another fantastic blog. Personally I plan on investing on some oily shine myself, the Mufe mar velvet+ sounds great. I want it to look like I just bathed in olive oil after applying this foundation. Hopefully this will do the job.

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