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Zoe D.

Sep 7, 2013

Zoe D.

Hey! I'm a young teen who wants to try foundation. What and how should I apply? I've heard a lot about BB cream. Is it good?

Juliet M.

Sep 7, 2013

Juliet M.

BB cream is good if you don't want full coverage. Apply your foundation with a flat kabuki brush (I recommend sigma) or you can use a beauty blender. If you just want bb cream I recommend maybellines and maybe get a powder. If you want a foundation with medium-full coverage then mac pro longwear or mufe hd.

Skye E.

Sep 7, 2013

Skye E.

Bb cream is awesome! Way better than foundation as foundation can ruin your skin and give you acne but if you use the right bb cream it'll work with your skin and help your skin instead! If you have normal or dry skin I suggest maybelline bb cream! I love it it's very awesome for my skin type and I really live it as it evens out my skin tone while still covering blemishes. I recommend bb cream but it depends on your skin type what bb cream you should get.

Theo V.

Sep 7, 2013

Theo V.

Bb cream is great! you can apply your foundation in many different ways, if it is too liquidy I use my hands (dettol always before apply make up with your hands) you can also apply some ob your hand and using a kabuki brush draw up the foundation with the brush and then apply on the face with circular movements starting from the center and working outwards and from the forhead towards the neck,.you can use this method with a compact powder. there are many ways to apply foundation depending on the foundation's texture and the technique you think it works better on your face. that's what I do :-) but if you want to apply a bb cream don't use any brush or sponge just your CLEAN hands :-)

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