How To Get A Flawless Face.

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Casey H.

Aug 20, 2013

Casey H.

My make up routine; I use too faced tinted primer then I use make up forever hd for foundation and then maybellines concealor then a mac mineralized skin finish natural and nars laguna for my bronzer. and this just doesn't cut it for me I still have an uneven skintone I feel and I can never get rid of the dark circle under my eyes. Someone please introduce me to great products to make my face flawless!!
P.s. I have tonnnns of freckles if that matters

Jenny F.

Aug 20, 2013

Jenny F.

For under the eyes Benefit's Erase Paste is perfect, definitely give that a try. Then for the rest of your face you should either switch primers or foundations. Smashbox primers would be really good, and the Hourglass foundation is worth trying out.

Casey H.

Aug 20, 2013

Casey H.

thank you!!

Emily M.

Aug 21, 2013

Emily M.

Mac full coverage concealer is very good. set it with powder to prevent creasing though.

Krystle C.

Aug 24, 2013

Krystle C.

What is your skin care regimen?

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