Applying Foundation To Olive Skin.

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Saiqa B.

May 13, 2013

Saiqa B.

How do I apply flawless foundation,in simple steps please.

Alma M.

May 13, 2013

Alma M.

Hi Saiqa, First I would say you don't necessarily need foundation all over your face but if you wish to apply all over I would apply with any tool that works best for you such as your finger's or a foundation brush,a beauty blender, or stippling brush.Practice with your foundation and tools.I personally use my foundation brush then finish off with my beauty blender to help set and finish any imperfections from the brush.it gives a nice flawless finish. I also don't apply the foundation directly to my face I pour it onto a plate then dab some off then apply to my face.It's like painting.I hope this helps, if any other questions feel free to ask  :-)

Jessica T.

May 13, 2013

Jessica T.

I have olive skin, I put on Bb cream with a brush, finishing with fingers and patting it in. Depending on how natural I am going...I either leave it, put on a little bit of mineral powder or use my mineral powder brush all over. I mainly concentrate on my cheeks and nose...and use bb cream as a primer on my eyes.

Saiqa B.

May 14, 2013

Saiqa B.

What is a bb cream?I've never worn foundation,I would like to try wearn it for special occasions,my make up dnt stand out in photos and videos.

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