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Originally posted by B'Day
Wait what  I just use baking powder wtf what am I doing wrong pls help me prince |
I was screaming when i read Baking Powder but found out later it wasn't the cuisine type of baking powder
Honestly makeup has so many terms it gets confusing.
Anyway usually eye setting powders are more potent, but I'm not sure if you'll notice a difference. Try using a sample in sephora!
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Originally posted by Melvin
I went on a Mini Sephora haul y'all...
I'm ready to try the customer enhancer drops in a new color.
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Omg yasssss
Tell us how you like them!
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Originally posted by GiveMeTragedy
Hi guys ! I have a lot of cosmetics and I always like trying new products that would give me an amazing skin however I haven't found anything that really worked yet. I have an extremely oily skin and I'm always looking for a daytime moisturizer or something that would really keep me matte but it's so hard to find. I use Estee Lauder Double Wear as foundation because it has a really good coverage and up to this day it's the best I tried. I don't have a bad skin that much but I'm used to full coverage and I would like a more natural/lighter foundation/cc/bb though, it has to have a decent coverage. And I use Lancome Effacernes as under eye concealer but it creases into lines and I tried everything but I'm outta ideas. Also, I'm looking for the best setting spray and pore minimizer, primer.
I just can't use too much products on my face because it's so oily it creates a buildup and makes me look cakey af especially under my eyes I always get those damn lines because my concealer creases. Helppp.
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Are you using a setting powder to set your foundation? That helps prevent it from being oily and runny. Also there are primers that can help prevent oiliness.
If you want less coverage definitely go for a BB Cream, Maybeline has some great ones.
Wash your face twice a day and moisturise, a more lightweight moisturiser during the morning and heavier one at night!
