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Jul 24, 2013
Sharnese F.
I'm trying to put together and makeup bag put I don't know what's the best. Of the best can someone help me please.
Jul 24, 2013
Lilah D.
Urban decay eyeshadow quads, Nars blush, Benefit highlighter, Loreal liquid liner, Inglot concealer, makeup brushes, makeup4ever lipstick, and much more. There are so many beauty products that you might just have to google some and read reviews about the item. Just find what works best for you! :))
Jul 24, 2013
Shannon M.
Clinique is amazing!
Jul 24, 2013
Vanessa R.
You mostly need the basic like concealer, foundation, brow pencil, primer, eye shadows and mascara. If you wanna go into more then highlight powder, blush, bronzer. It depends on your budget.
Jul 24, 2013
Herrrraa--- F.
I agree with Vanessa..
Jul 24, 2013
Tiffany J.
Stick with the basics and products you'll need to use on a day to day basis. If you want higher end foundations, which I would recommend because it's better for your skin, then I would suggest Makeup Forever. If you prefer drugstore, then I like the Covergirl Outlast Stay Fabulous foundation and L'Oreal foundations. You won't always need concealer it mostly depends what kind of skin you have, if your skin is on the better side try a concealer a few shades lighter to brighten up your under eyes. As for powders, it also depends what kind of skin you have. If you have dry skin then you may want to dust the powder only on your t-zone. If you have oily skin, I recommend patting the brush all over your face instead of swiping. I like drugstore powders such as the Maybelline Dream Matte powder and the Rimmel Stay Matte powder. Everything after that is optional. :)