I’ve come to like a slightly arched, curved brow that’s not really thick but not thin either, somewhere in-between.
I usually try to match the undertone (cool/warm) with my clothes, and then I’ll usually use the color to accent or incorporate, but it depends on how bold/dark what I’m wearing is. I’ve been more known to change clothes to accommodate a makeup look than the other way around!
Nope, not at all. I think it’s fun when you show your preferences enough that others know you love XYZ style or color or product, but I don’t personally need to have a specific look to be known for.
I think there are more than we FEEL like listening and at least doing something with our feedback internally, but whether we actually see real change (that’s visible to us as customers) I’m not sure – that’s where I get cynical and don’t feel like we see a lot of things addressed. Last...
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Tom Ford Honeymoon, since I’ve tried six times to purchase and either get a call back of “oops, sorry” or the online order is cancelled. I don’t think it’s meant to be! SUQQU Lip Balm, because I’m out! Another SUQQU Cheek Brush and Crease Brush, because they’re amazing but can’t...
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I usually pump out the product onto my fingertip, and then I dab it on my cheeks, forehead, down my nose, chin, and along my jaw line. Then, I use a dense brush to blend everything in. I might dampen the brush with a light mist of water (just water). I try to use softer, downward strokes with...
These can be such a challenge to find the right angle and width for your face shape! I tend to prefer a smaller brush head so I know it’ll fit where I need it to (hollows of the cheeks), but then I’ll look for one that is less dense so it will be forgiving to use.
— Christine
