RCMA & Primer

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Tina K.

Apr 17, 2015

Tina K.

Any recommendations for a primer to go with the RCMA foundation? (I tried searching posts, but a lot of the posts in the threads about this were missing. Weird, I know.) I've been using Mally's which sufficed for other foundations, but I don't think it works as well with the cream formula and because I really work at it with a paddle type foundation brush, using a damp wedge sponge if needed at the end. My skin is pretty normal - slightly oily in T zone during summer and slightly drier in cold weather. I do have larger pores especially on/around my nose.

Suggestions since I have my Sephora discount this weekend?

Please and thank you! :)

Tina K.

Apr 17, 2015

Tina K.

I am incredibly in love with this foundation after you ladies recommended it. With the five shades, I'm just dabbling in using one shade differences here and there to keep my face from looking flat. It has definitely not shortened my makeup application time since I'm having Waaay too much fun with it. Lol!

I mainly keep the primer to my nose only, but have not been pleased at all with my skin since using the Philosophy line this winter, so since I have the discount, I'll try the Embryolaisse. Thank you!!

P.S. One of the side benefits of the Botox treatments for the migraines has been the near elimination of my "Number 11's" (and I think once I get new glasses/contacts, they'll be gone) and the early start of a forehead crease is GONE! Woohoo! So this summer, I'm concentrating on better skin care!

Tina K.

Apr 17, 2015

Tina K.

Did I say thank you? A bazillion thanks again! You ladies are the best!

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