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Tyaira W.

Jul 30, 2016

Tyaira W.

Hello ladies. I was wondering if anyone had any recommendation for good starter products? Such as a oil blotting powder , liquid eyeliner , ect? I'm trying to build up my collection. I also have extra oily skin and I am acne prone as well. Thanks!

Alexis C.

Jul 30, 2016

Alexis C.

Do you have a budget?

Naomi K.

Jul 30, 2016

Naomi K.

Maybelline fit me matte and poreless foundation +primer! And nyc liquid eyeliner

Bet M.

Aug 1, 2016

Bet M.

1. Maybelline Baby skin pore eraser
2. Maybelline dream pure (acne fighting)
3. Rimmel stay matte powder (transparent)
4. Maybelline dream bouncy blush (use hands or small stipple brush to apply product)
5. any basic eyeshadow palette with browns in it is always good (ex: maybelline in the nudes)
6. Revlon color stay eyeliner lasts all day and waterproof (Pencil)
7. whatever mascara works for your lashes (almay for sensitive eyes, covergirl, maybelline popular, Loreal popular)
8. any blotting paper is good (I get mine from Walmart)
9. A good acne fighting moisturizer or lightweight moisturizer (nuetrogena pink grapefruit acne fighting moisturizer or cera ve)
10. I don't wear liquid eyeliner but L'Oreal, NYC, Revlon have good reputation
11. maybelline fit me concealer (popular for beginners), if you prefer stick concealer revlon true match concealer crayon

*This is my opinion. please go for whatever you think works for YOU! It should be fun picking out your first makeup products

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