[˚Greedy for Ari˚]

Originally posted by Brunette Ambition

hm, idk. i really wanna try it.
my eyelashes are very light and it's very ugly, especially when the sun shines, so i want to go with a darker look but i think mascara would look too fake.

I think you mean tinting your eyelashes? I've heard of some places that do that. Make sure it doesn't irritate your eyes though.
Depends on the mascara tbh, different wands/mascaras do different things.

Heres a girl that does a good job at it. (if you wanna do it yourself, or have a friend help)

[Jamie£er]

I don't wear makeup (yet) but this thread is cool

[Brunette Ambition]

Originally posted by iKatyCats

I think you mean tinting your eyelashes? I've heard of some places that do that. Make sure it doesn't irritate your eyes though.
Depends on the mascara tbh, different wands/mascaras do different things.

Heres a girl that does a good job at it. (if you wanna do it yourself, or have a friend help)

thanks for the link.

i will def try it out in a week!

[SpaceOddity]

Ugh, I can never get the cheekbone contour right, It's either too high or too low.

[˚Greedy for Ari˚]

Originally posted by SpaceOddity

Ugh, I can never get the cheekbone contour right, It's either too high or too low.

Apply your bronzer first.
Then do the typical fish face, and go right under that line
Then you can always clean up with a highlighter.

[■YoungCalifornia■]

Originally posted by B'Day

What's your everyday look?
Mine is basically primer --> foundation --> eyebrow pomade --> concelear

Moisturizer ---> Primer ----> Foundation ----> Concealer -----> Powder

[■YoungCalifornia■]

How long did it take you guys to find the right shade of foundation/concealer, etc when you first started applying make up? Like a beginner

[Wotamin]

Originally posted by ■YoungCalifornia■

How long did it take you guys to find the right shade of foundation/concealer, etc when you first started applying make up? Like a beginner

Quite easy actually, since I have a really light skin its usually gonna be the lightest or the second lightest shade that fit me

[˚Greedy for Ari˚]

Originally posted by ■YoungCalifornia■

How long did it take you guys to find the right shade of foundation/concealer, etc when you first started applying make up? Like a beginner

It took me a while because at first i would apply a shade way to pale, then i wanted to go darker but i had no idea what bronzer was so i bought 3 shades darker to make myself look tan. A mess tbh

[americanshameless]

What's a good foundation for oily skin that doesn't give off a caked-up matte finish?

Besides NARS because I know the Velvet ST is good.

[˚Greedy for Ari˚]

Originally posted by americanshameless

What's a good foundation for oily skin that doesn't give off a caked-up matte finish?

Besides NARS because I know the Velvet ST is good.

Make Up Forever Ultra HD
2 Faced, Born This Way
Also if you want to go a bit pricey i heard amazing things about Giorgio Armani luminous silk foundation

Do you powder after using liquid foundation btw (to set it and prevent it from getting oily)?

[moonlight.]

Originally posted by B'Day

I don't really wear any. Only primer

really?

Originally posted by freakum.

Urban Decay All Nighter Spray or Mac Fix+
I Love both of em

omg thank you, im so slow, i already had them bookmarked and everything

-tbh whenever i start wearing makeup, i feel like ima need someone to talk to 24/7 about it because my friends wont give a damn at all
like, i tried when i was younger and i ALWAYS had the wrong shade in foundation (my face is way darker then my neck. literally my neck is a lightskin and my face is dark brown, like?? ) and im just so scared of ****ing it up and ****ing up my eyebrows too.

it's like i know so much about makeup after watching countless tutorials and videos daily but then like i dont know a damn thing

[˚Greedy for Ari˚]

Originally posted by moonlight.

really?



omg thank you, im so slow, i already had them bookmarked and everything

-tbh whenever i start wearing makeup, i feel like ima need someone to talk to 24/7 about it because my friends wont give a damn at all
like, i tried when i was younger and i ALWAYS had the wrong shade in foundation (my face is way darker then my neck. literally my neck is a lightskin and my face is dark brown, like?? ) and im just so scared of ****ing it up and ****ing up my eyebrows too.

it's like i know so much about makeup after watching countless tutorials and videos daily but then like i dont know a damn thing

Talk to me Nunty

Btw try Make Up Forever's setting spray, its way easier to apply to Mac's fix plus (altho its OG).
I usually use that and Urban Decay All Night. Perfect combo

[B'Day]

Originally posted by ■YoungCalifornia■

How long did it take you guys to find the right shade of foundation/concealer, etc when you first started applying make up? Like a beginner

Quick, my sisters helped my find my shade & the makeup artists at Selfridges

Bought NYX eyebrow pomade

[moonlight.]

Originally posted by iKatyCats

Talk to me Nunty

Btw try Make Up Forever's setting spray, its way easier to apply to Mac's fix plus (altho its OG).

omg okay!

& tbh if ima go all out, im just gonna buy both lol. i dont like half assing anything tbh (which might end up leaving me broke as **** but oh well) lol

[˚Greedy for Ari˚]

Originally posted by moonlight.

omg okay!

& tbh if ima go all out, im just gonna buy both lol. i dont like half assing anything tbh (which might end up leaving me broke as **** but oh well) lol

I'd recommend Urban Decay & Make Up Forever, but it depends. Do you like a dewy look or matte finish look?

(tbh i use all 3)

[B'Day]

Originally posted by iKatyCats

BB Cream does everything but in lower potency.
It provides SPF but not that much
It moisturizes, but not as much as a moisturizer
It gives your skin a consistent color, but no full coverage like foundation.
Basically kinda like a 2 in 1 shampoo/conditioner, does the job but not as good as the individual products. So its great for a "Natural" look. most people won't be able to detect you have anything on, but finding your shade can be challenging.

Omg!!!! IKR!!! I'm struggling to find my shade. Is moisturiser a necessity?

Originally posted by iKatyCats

Lip stains are sold by benefit, they basically darken (or brighten, depending) your lips and bring them back to life with color
Kinda like tinted cherry chapstick or something, but have a longer hold.

Thanks! So like a natural lip shade? We have our very MUA!!!

[˚Greedy for Ari˚]

Originally posted by B'Day

Omg!!!! IKR!!! I'm struggling to find my shade. Is moisturiser a necessity?


Thanks! So like a natural lip shade? We have our very MUA!!!

Yeah i honestly gave up on BB Cream, finding a shade is tough
I honestly love moisturising, at first i didn't get it but it not only helps applying your makeup so much easier, it also keeps it on longer, protects your skin and helps your skin looking flawless I love skincare almost as much as make up.

Its definitely a natural lipshade but depending on how much you use (i know some girls that like to go HAM with that stuff). You can also apply some on your cheeks for a "natural" blush look

This is the lip stain i use, i love it and i feel like it'll last me years. Its so potent.

http://www.sephora.com/benetint-cheek-lip-stain-P1272?skuId=108779&icid2=D=c6roducts%20grid127 2

[B'Day]

Originally posted by iKatyCats

Yeah i honestly gave up on BB Cream, finding a shade is tough
I honestly love moisturising, at first i didn't get it but it not only helps applying your makeup so much easier, it also keeps it on longer, protects your skin and helps your skin looking flawless I love skincare almost as much as make up.

Its definitely a natural lipshade but depending on how much you use (i know some girls that like to go HAM with that stuff). You can also apply some on your cheeks for a "natural" blush look

Okay thank you SO much I think I'll invest. Is that before or after primer.

[˚Greedy for Ari˚]

Originally posted by B'Day

Okay thank you SO much I think I'll invest. Is that before or after primer.

Before primer! Its weird cause a lot of make up artists on youtube do it before their makeup routine (like sometimes 30 mins before or when they wake up) so they tend to forget mentioning moisturizing is so essential.
But you'll see a lot of them have their "My Skincare Routine" videos these days.

If you moisturize when you wake up you don't need to remoisturize until night time before bed btw.
So just 2x a day. Some people use the same one for day and night, some like a lighter one for day and heavier one for night. Depends on you!