Beauty Product Reviews | Page 2
Beautiful, soft, and truly a game changer
My skin is awful to work with. I am a frontline HCP. I sanitize my entire testing and injection room between 100-400 times per day. I sanitize my hands at least 100 times per day. The mandatory sanitizer contains Hydrogen Peroxide which I am sensitive to. I also have to spray my N95 mask that I reuse with Hydrogen Peroxide. I am sensitive to Hydrogen Peroxide even before the pandemic. But to keep everyone safe, I bite the bullet, break out into cystic lumps/hives every single day, and I don’t complain. On my rare days off, I treat my skin and often it goes back to normal. However, it is dry, textured, flaky and oily. I love putting on foundation and make up on my days off. But foundation looks horrific no matter how many tips I tried. These brushes are so beautiful but soooooo expensive for me, although overall, they are not expensive at all. So I went for it. On the first try, my dew drop Surratt foundation finally stuck to my primer and skin. I dab it in softly with small little swirls. I use the pointed end to dab and spray the brush with setting spray which mixing the foundation with oil. I use Tatcha’s Canvas primer. And omg, I was so happy! Just the littles things can make me happy these days. Like breathing fresh air. Thank you, Wayne Goss for these life changing brushes. I cannot tell you how truly happy they made me by perfecting my make up. I tried again many times with the same results. Definitely, soft motions lead to no streaming at all. And the concealer is as actually silky smooth. I strongly strongly recommend these brushes.
Feels and looks like second skin blurred
It’s so perfecting and blurring. My pores were instantly minimized. I have really dry skin with an oily yet very dry T zone. I also break out like crazy especially with PPE and sanitization 100 times a day! Exfoliating and moisturizing is important first. I apply a face oil on first and then put a non-drying primer. The foundation glides on like silk which Inappy with my fingers and then I stipple with a dense foundation brush and use a beauty blender to pick up excess and smooth out. The tube, however, is a super super small tube even if you don’t need much. But I love it 100%. You may not need primer or setting powder at all. So that will cut down cost. I won’t go without primer though. It’s so beautiful on. I still pray they make a bigger tube. Soooo expensive.