Don't let bright pinks scare you! First, they can always be worn as soft and as sheer as you'd like; it's all about application and the tools you use--opt for a stippling brush and a lighthand, and you'll get subtler results. Second, you can let your cheeks become the...
Are there any types products that you prefer not to own many of? Maybe you keep a trimmed stash of mascara or foundation...
I don't go out and buy a lot of mascara. I do test several, so I have many of them, but personal habits would dictate that I buy one and tend to stick with it for quite...
What was the worst customer service experience you’ve ever had with a brand or store? How do you handle a negative customer service experience? Do you ever swear off a brand?
Barney's. I ordered two palettes online ($55 each!) but only received one in the mail and received a shipping notification...
Plum blush can be used in a variety ways, from subtle to bold, so it can really bring drama to the face and create a look that really emphasizes the cheeks if one desires. Â If you have a cooler complexion, you may look for a plum with a subtle pink or berry tone, while warmer...
Do you "correct" any of your facial features? Or enhance your natural features? (e.g. highlighting, contouring, concealing, etc.)
I fill in my brows, because they're a bit sparse in places!
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What's the Worst Matte Eyeshadow Formula...?
What brand/products win this category? What makes it so terrible?
Thanks to Caroline for today's topic!
What beauty products do you grab when you want a polished look but are low on time? Share!
Hourglass G*psy on eyes--really great shimmer and sheen that makes eyes look more awake and is effortless to apply, fill in brows, coat of mascara, foundation. If you have time, a pat or two of blush on each...
- Favorite nail polish finish?
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- Favorite eyeshadow finish?
Originally, I was going to pick five favorite pink blushes, but pink is such a popular blush hue that I thought it would be better to split it into two separate posts: one for softer, subtler pinks (think light to medium) and a second one for bolder, more fuchsia-like...
