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Morgan N.

Sep 4, 2015

Morgan N.

I just bought the Laura Mercier secret brightening powder, a know TONS of people who use this and love it. Not sure if it's this... My moisturizer or setting powder that is making this white glow in my face 😔 HELP!

Morgan N.

Sep 4, 2015

Morgan N.

I used Aveeno positively radiant moisturizer.
MUFE primer
MUFE HD foundation
Tarte setting powder ****UNDER MY FOUNDATION*
Laura Mercier brightening under eyes and last
BEcca shimmering skin illuminator.

Morgan N.

Sep 4, 2015

Morgan N.

That's the only place I used to LMSBP. In the picture I see a lot of brightens in that area which makes me believe it's that. Do you think after wearing it awhile it would become transparent? I'm using the Aveno because it was all I had so that may very well be some of my
Problem as well! No, I was using the Tarte translucent setting powder. However, I think I'm also to replace that with RCMA no-color setting powder.

Morgan N.

Sep 4, 2015

Morgan N.

I am actually not like the new MUFE foundation, so I just recently purchased the Too Faced "Born this Way" that I think I'm going to like a lot more.

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