How to blend without having a muddy look lol.

Jan 6, 2015

Cindy R.

Jacqueline that's where I mess up as well lol!! I use the hugest blending brush and I have tiny little eyes lol!! And I use one brush to blend together.

Jan 6, 2015

Lmfao!! the one I use frequently is cinnamon sugar. I just started using it considering I got it two years ago. I was to scared to use it Lmao. bold colors are scary to me. but I'm trying to step out of the box!!

Jan 6, 2015

Cindy R.

@Sandra I got this pallet in the summer at Nordstrom. it was a regular 50 I think and I got it for 30. it came with those four pallets, a liquid lip stick and a blush. I will say the brush sucked bad. I know bristles on a brush are going to fall out its normal. but the brush that comes with it omg leaves hairs everywhere. that purple one and the bronze are my favorite.

Jan 6, 2015

Cindy R.

Jacqueline I've seen the transition shade said a lot. and could never understand what it was. thank you!!

Jan 6, 2015

Cindy R.

Thank you all for answering! it was all very helpful. I will practice and post sometime this week to see what you all think!! you guys are awesome <3.

Jan 6, 2015

Jenny A.

What a great thread. I have little eyes too and couldn't do any decent blending till I got a pointed blending brush (discontinued kashuk Tools tapered blending brush) similar in shape to the MAC 286 or a smaller one like the Wayne Goss #4.

Jan 6, 2015

Ena S.

I am so following this.

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