How comfortable are you guys with face makeup?

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Rhiannon C.

Feb 9, 2017

Rhiannon C.

Foundation is hard, considering I can NEVER find one that looks good on me, and even when someone says that it'll be the right color for me it never is.. 🙄 contour is hard too, because you always have to make sure it doesn't look too overdone and doesn't have harsh lines

Marleen B.

Feb 9, 2017

Marleen B.

Concealing my melasma without looking like I caked on a ton of concealer.

Rhiannon C.

Feb 9, 2017

Rhiannon C.

Thank you so much for the advice ☺️

Liz S.

Feb 9, 2017

Liz S.

I've lost a bit of hope in being able to contour my nose. Lol. It always looks messy. I can contour everything else but I find it hard to contour my nose without it looking weird.

Genevieve D.

Feb 10, 2017

Genevieve D.

The most difficult thing for me is not to overdo it... it's been a journey to finally find what works for me or not and less is definitely more for me. if I go full face, it always ends up looking awfull compare to when I only use concealer in problems area and a little powder.

Jenni L.

Feb 10, 2017

Jenni L.

Blush and bronzer were my biggest challenges. I'm light to medium skin tone and I felt like I looked "muddy" when I applied bronzer or like a clown with blush. I found the solution was studying my face to determine the proper blush placement. I have a slim face so I want to create width with blush. Also, investing in great tools made a huge difference. I bought the Tom Ford Bronzer brush- I know, expensive- but total game changer. And the Goss cheek brush # 14 makes just about any blush look great.

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