Make up help pronto!

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Destiny L.

Apr 12, 2013

Destiny L.

Okay I have a horse show Sunday and I need to have make up on. how do you apply and blend foundation and cover up (powder face stuff) properly? and is there anyway I can make it not like melt. high is like 81.

Eleanor S.

Apr 12, 2013

Eleanor S.

Use urban decay makeuo setting spray to help it stay and I recommend a sponge for a light and easy blend... Plus they are inexpensive :-) dot a little foundation on your cheeks, nose, forehead, and chin then blend. Dot concealer or extra foundation to conceal more noticeable flaws, then set with a transparent or coverage (depending on what amount of coverage you want)

Eleanor S.

Apr 12, 2013

Eleanor S.

And remember to use primer first!

Lola L.

Apr 12, 2013

Lola L.

What products are you planning to use? drug store or department?

Jen C.

Apr 12, 2013

Jen C.

Foundation is for evening skin out. So blend with your fingers to warm the product onto your skin if you don't have sensitive skin. Go over with concealer if needed. And set with a powder and a brush for completed look. Don't apply much. A lite swipe for each main area on your face is good enough:) good luck

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