Practice in general has gone a long way to building confidence! Secondly, I think being more comfortable in my own/with who I am and how I look has done more for building confidence in makeup, though.
I wish I hadn’t overplucked my brows when I was younger! I’m lucky mine grew back for the most part, but wow, wrong move, LOL!
Happy Wednesday! Here's this week's survey, which you can copy and paste and share as a comment.
I definitely have and do, though I’m more likely to use a lipstick and then a gloss on top to alter color, but if I have something in mind… I will layer to get my vision!
Did a product catch your eye this week? Check out dupes for the most loved and most wanted products between May 18th and May 24th before you buy!
Oh, yes! It is often easier to get the right in-between shade by getting a little of that shade and this shade on a brush.
I still find I prefer natural-hair brushes over synthetic for most eye and cheek application as I find synthetic brushes seem to dig more into powders and create more powderiness/fallout than picking up color. I love makeup brushes, though, and they are my preferred tool for application for pretty much everything except cream/liquid blush/highlighter.
— Christine
Sundays are for readers! Each week, on Sunday, I like to see what the community has been enjoying.
"Most Loved" are products that readers specifically loved but didn't add to their wish list (). "Most Wanted" are products that readers specifically added to their wish lists (). This is populated based...
Important for sure! I’d say that how it wears away/down is second most important; I want something that is long-wearing enough on its own to get eight solid hours of wear with it, but then it shouldn’t just… slide off inelegantly!
