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Hands down my favorite concealer for my dry skin

This is amazing. It’s a light moisturizer with spf, but it doesn’t feel like a sunscreen at all.

This foundation works wonders!

Personally I just shave my face myself with Japanese facial razors I get from Amazon and I get good results. My skin just feels better and is much smoother (and the hair does not grow back any thicker or darker), I feel like it makes my skincare products more effective and my foundation goes on so much better afterwards. If you do want to try this method just make sure your face is thoroughly cleansed beforehand, use a relatively light hand and moisturize right after. I hope this was at least a little helpful.

James Charles x Morphe is the nicest and most affordable palette I’ve ever used! It has some pressed pigments which are really nice and a large variety of colors. It’s pretty convenient especially if you don’t want to carry around so many palettes with you!

put Vaseline around the shape of your brows when tinting them! this helps prevent staining your skin. just for men works great, but I recommend tweezing your eyebrows before you tint them

Try chemical exfoliation! (Sounds scary but it’s not!) It’s gentler on your skin than physical (face scrubs and brushes) This video is super helpful!

Using a primer on your lid like the P.Louise Base is going to really makeup any shadow POP! I do virtual 1-to-1 makeup lessons for beginners if every interested 🙂

-Exfoliate with any exfoliating face wash -Toner - any -The Ordinary niacinamide and zinc - reduces oil production and shrinks large pores (over time) and reduces inflammation for sensitive or acne prone skin -Neutrogena oil control primer serum - absorbs oil and nourishes face and primes for makeup -Moisturizer - any -Covergirl trueblend mattifying primer -Estée Lauder double wear - does not move or transfer or separate or crease at all -Concealer - any -Laura Mercier setting powder - sets and keeps skin matte -Setting spray - any (I put both serums and mattifying primer around my eyes as well as I have problems with creasing) I know it’s a lot, but I have done so much for my oily skin and nothing has ever worked. 3 hours after applying my makeup it looks awful - separates, creases, cakes, wears off. This regimen keeps my makeup on for at least 12 hours and I did not blot or touch up at all. The serums absorb into the skin so well so they do not feel like extra layers. I am able to touch my face and my makeup does not transfer and my makeup still looks natural and not heavy. Try it!

Maybe get some liquid latex when you get your other stuff for your nails. You coat it around your nails on the skin so if nail polish gets on your skin the latex peels off and it’s not there. It’s kind of like using painters tape when painting walls in a house. So it doesn’t go where it’s not supposed too.

I’ve had a lot of trouble finding an effective makeup remover that didn’t irritate my eyes, too. And I recently discovered a Japanese cleansing oil called Kose White on Amazon. It’s very gentle, absolutely no excessive rubbing needed, doesn’t strip my skin and gets pretty much every trace of makeup off. And it’s only about $9.

I’m excited for the Jeffree star mystery boxes! 🤩

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I'm on the same boat.. in school, no sleep, very pale person. My under eye circles get pretty blue and purple but the best under eye concealer for me is the Lancôme Maquicomplet...I dab it on and then press in with my fingers! It's a miracle fr! Other than getting more sleep, I haven't found a way to reduce them. The only thing close that I have found is self tanning my face and it really does make them very unnoticeable

Tarte shape tape is the best concealer it’s full coverage but not cakey.

Hey!! You can use powder with a CC cream if you want to. It doesn’t really change anything except for the finish. I love the Thrive Cosmetics CC cream. It is light/medium coverage and absolutely blurs your skin. It’s a bit expensive, but I don’t know about drug store ones. I’ve tried the Revlon and the Maybelline ones, and they’re horrible.

Congratulations! You’ll look beautiful no matter what but I’d recommend identifying your eye shape and eye color.. based off of these 2 things you’ll find the technique and colors that are best suited for you! For example, someone with round eyes will do their eye shadow differently than someone with almond shaped eyes, someone with blue eyes will use different colors than someone with brown eyes! The Hudabeauty website has a whole article on this and what suits who best!