I prefer liquid or pot. I find both are easier to get just the right coverage out of! Liquid is more versatile for me because I can sheer it out, build it up, etc.
I really loved how my Terra Moons’ El Barrio looked came out — kind of a sunset/tropical vibe!
I don’t think I’ve been able to use a true favorite enough times to get sick of using it, LOL!
I used to go for fuller coverage and more matte finishes, and now, I prefer more medium, buildable coverage and a natural finish.
I typically use liquid foundation and mix two shades and/or use it with a liquid luminizer, so I’ll get it on my fingertip, mix, and then dab it over my cheeks, forehead, and chin. I’ll use a synthetic brush–a variety of them–to apply in more stippling and dabbing motions from top to bottom.
Nope! I avoid going in-store in general, so I probably only headed over a dozen times or less in a year… usually if the release was urgent and released in-store the same day as online.
The same as always for me — which is pretty comfortable, but I got used to not living near any retailers and buying everything online… to the point where I definitely prefer it.
More recently, the “worst” is more like the most annoying, which is Neiman Marcus, who may ship your online order from stores across the country. This results in an order of say, 12 eyeliners, coming in six boxes that are all standard size (which I get from a theft standpoint). It’s so much...
Chanel remains the best overall experience for receiving a package for me, as they typically come in branded, reusable pouches or a branded, thick cardboard box (which I reuse). The receipt is in a wax-sealed envelope. Sephora has tended to give me pretty quick and painless customer service for all...
I love the concept, though sometimes the pricing on refills doesn’t seem to reflect the cost of packaging–like the refill seems too expensive on its own. I’m not someone who routinely finishes a lipstick, though, so I don’t think I’ve purchased a refill to actually refill because I ran...
