Steps to a flawless face.
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Jan 24, 2016
May H.
I was wondering what products and techniques you guys use to achieve that flawless face look :)
-drugstore products preferred
-combination skin
-medium skin tone (I'm asian if that helps)
Thanks ^_^
Jan 24, 2016
Shengmin L.
Full coverage foundation, a good buffing brush and a beautyblender(:
Jan 24, 2016
Aurora S.
Drugstores you can find facial loofahs and cerave.
Use the facial loofah with your fave cleanser and then moisturize with cerave.
A good foundation is the L'orèal true match. I'm Asian too and I'm a medium color, W4 natural beige. works great and it definitely has a good amount of yellow. Plus it's great for normal, oily and combo skin.
A full coverage concealer will cover up any blemishes that may come up. I like the Milani jar concealer cause they're actually yellow toned.
NYX has a jar one that's full coverage which works good if you're more neutral toned or even pink toned. I find their "yellow" shades make me look peachy or orange.
For powder, I think the Palladio rice powder in "translucent" is best. It'll really set your makeup and make your pores look smaller and skin look smoother and if you want a matte look.
If you want a more satin finish from a powder I'd go with the True Match powder from L'orèal.
Jan 24, 2016
May H.
Thank you so much :* @hailey @shengmin @aurora.
Jan 24, 2016
Samantha F.
What I do to achieve that is first I use a primer. The primer I use is a green one to help with redness and I use the one by maybelline. After I blend that into my skin (I use my fingers for this) I take my maybelline instant age rewind dark circles concealer and I put that under my eyes and also on my eyelid to cover veins. I blend that in with a beauty blender (or sponge) Next I take my foundation I use the matte and poreless maybelline fit me foundation and I use my beauty blender (sponge) and dab and rub it in with that. After that I take a big fluffy brush and use whatever powder I am using at the moment.
Jan 24, 2016
Samantha F.
If you really want a flawless look I would reccomend using a powder foundation as a power.
Jan 24, 2016
Samantha F.
^that is just what works best for me, it may work for you as well!
Jan 24, 2016
MaKenzie T.
My go to Drugstore face products:
- LOreal Lumi Foundation
-Hard Candy Glamoflauge (If you like a heavier full coverage concealer.
- Revlon Colorstay Foundation (also a thicker formula)
- Cody Airspun powder (Personally I don't recommend doing primer, then concealer, then foundation, then baking with a powder, and blush, etc.on a daily basis because not only does it suffocate your skin, it just adds so many different textures to it. Lots of times resulting in cake face.)
By the way I like to stipple on my foundation, I really like Bobbi Brown's Skin Foundation.
Basically just remember to moisturize and take care of your skin. I suggest trying a variety of things and then singling out what works best for you.
Jan 24, 2016
MaKenzie T.
Concealer normally goes after foundation btw, so you have something to blend it into. oops just mixed up my order when typing