Highlight/Foundation/Contour And all that good stuff.

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Leslie D.

Nov 16, 2014

Leslie D.

So I got a couple of questions :) Do you have to wear foundation to highlight and contour? does is look better with it on? I want to start wearing foundation but I don't know where to start or what primer to use and with what to moisturize. I have combo skin if that helps Any Ladies out , I'm sorry if I don't make sense or about my spelling lol But I'll really appreciate y'all help!

Rissa G.

Nov 16, 2014

Rissa G.

Hm, I would assume so because I think it'd look off if there were two distinct colors on your face (dark which is contour and light which is the highlight) I would assume you need something actuakky your skin tone to balance that.

Do you need a lot of coverage? Combo skin as in dry/oily, oily/normal, dry/normal?

Leslie D.

Nov 16, 2014

Leslie D.

Hmm truueee lol & I only got a few acne scars so maybe medium coverage? & oily/normal

Rissa G.

Nov 16, 2014

Rissa G.

I recommend Urban Decay Naked skin, its an amazing foundation. Feels very light on the skin, and gives a natural beautiful finish :)

Leslie D.

Nov 16, 2014

Leslie D.

Thank you! & I missed seeing you around here!

Rissa G.

Nov 16, 2014

Rissa G.

Thanks girl, your baby is the cutest :)

Symone B.

Nov 16, 2014

Symone B.

Sometimes. I didn't like how it caked up with cream contouring. I would highlight first the put foundation around it and blend the edges (and not over it.)
Powder contour and highlight is my fave since it doesn't cake up

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