New products: any tips on application?

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Isabelle W.

Jul 13, 2013

Isabelle W.

So the blush is dainty by mac (mineralise blush)
Mascara is Mac's false lashes
And the other product is not your mothers texturising beach babe sea salt spray x

Isabelle W.

Jul 13, 2013

Isabelle W.

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Eilidh W.

Jul 13, 2013

Eilidh W.

The blush is highly pigmented so I would say find a big brush and use a very light coat or you'll look like a clown, this means blending! For the mascara; remember that when you apply at the base of the lashes wiggle the brush side to side before pulling it through the lashes, this will avoid clumping. For the spray; turn your head upside down and spray it evenly through your hair whilst scrunching it up to your scalp. This will enhance the waves.

Shelby S.

Jul 13, 2013

Shelby S.

Use a Kabuki brush for the blush, very open, big bristles for even application. I like my Ecotools kabuki because its super light application.

Isabelle W.

Jul 13, 2013

Isabelle W.

Thanks girlyz! Shelby have you got any recommendations for a cheap kabuki brush(price range of 1-£5) and eilidh thank soooooo much for your tips I am so appreciative x

Shelby S.

Jul 13, 2013

Shelby S.

I believe the ecotools kabuki is in that range, upwards of £5, try Eyes Lips Face (elf cosmetics) they tend to be fairly inexpensive and have great stuff!

Lynzie B.

Jul 13, 2013

Lynzie B.

I have that blush! It's so pretty, good buy!!

Isabelle W.

Jul 13, 2013

Isabelle W.

I totally agree Lynzee! So pretty x

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