If I wear a really bold lip, then I use a cotton pad with remover (usually Lancome Bi-Facil) to remove that first, and then I use a cleansing oil (usually shu uemura’s) for everything else. I will use a Q-tip dipped in remover (again, Bi-Facil) to remove any last bits of eyeliner.
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I think it works in certain areas, like skincare or hair care, but I like it less with color cosmetics. I like to try out a few skincare products (say a cleanser and moisturizer) from the same brand, but it can be harder to be universally applicable when it comes to color! There has to be a discount though–some incentive to buy them together.
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Tinted moisturizer, fill in brows, mascara, and lipgloss. Blush, if I have the time!
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Foundation — the one that works best for my skin, photographs well, wears long and doesn’t get patchy is well worth the price. The right foundation (formula and shade) can make a huge difference in the look, so I have no problem paying more if I need to (but drugstore foundations seem to be stepping it up).
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I bought a few random hand creams at the drugstore that had good ratings (I bought them online)! I’ve tried two of them, and they both work well but they take forever to absorb!
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I didn’t go to prom, actually! But suspending that reality, even if I had, I wouldn’t have been allowed to wear makeup! (I wasn’t allowed to wear makeup until college.)
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