Showing posts with label real techniques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label real techniques. Show all posts
Friday, November 6, 2015
October Beauty Favorites
Hey everyone! Today I have my October beauty favorites to share, and I'm so excited about this post because I haven't made a favorites post in a few months! October was a great month, and I tried a few new products that I have fallen in love with. To find out more about what I've been loving, just keep reading...
Friday, February 27, 2015
Beauty Haul | Sephora, Ulta, Target
Hey everyone! Today I have a beauty haul! Most of these products are new to me, so I wanted to share them with you all. To see what I picked up, just keep reading!
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Friday, August 8, 2014
Spot Treatment | What I use to hide blemishes
Hey guys! I feel like it's been forever since I blogged. My laptops been undergoing some surgery for the past few days, and I just got it back!
Lately my face has gone rogue and it has left me a bit spotty, which has been VERY frustrating. I don't wear liquid foundation, so I always turn to spot treatment. Spot treating is great because you use less product on your face. I haven't found a foundation that doesn't feel heavy or doesn't look cakey, so a good concealer has been a life saver for me.
There are two things that I turn to whenever I try to cover up any blemishes or spots. I use the L'Oreal True Match crayon concealer. I use the shade light/medium n4-5. This concealer works great for me. It blends really nicely and it has great coverage. I also use the Real Techniques pointed foundation brush to apply the concealer. I prefer to dab the brush onto the concealer crayon and then apply it on my face. I found that it keeps me from applying too much. If I have any redness, I'll apply the concealer on there too. The last thing I do is add on some mineral powder all over my face.
One thing to note about covering up spots and blemishes is that you don't need a single foundation to do all the work for you. Find a concealer that works for you. After you apply your foundation, spot treat what you can still see, and that will keep you from looking cakey or overly made up!
Have a great weekend! xo
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