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Rice Powder for touchups/shine..
Someone recommended I have some of this stuff handy for removing oil/shine spots during shoots. (Specifically the loose powder form.) Thought it was worth checking into, but NOT being a stylist figured it'd be worth asking about. *ducks* Be gentle? May 30 07 03:25 am Link Keep a little Pik Nam Pla on the side (juiced anchovy with hot peppers, garlic & lime) May 30 07 05:59 pm Link Click Hamilton wrote: Is THAT what you're carrying? May 30 07 05:59 pm Link Click Hamilton wrote: W.G. Rowland wrote: Also good for bringing out a ruddy complexion on both sets of cheeks May 30 07 06:01 pm Link Rice Powder is my favorite! I totally recommend it. May 30 07 07:40 pm Link I just bought some, and used it on a bunch of my sisters friends going to prom. They said the makeup lasted great. In all their pictures they look lovely, even dancing ones. All the guys they were with look shiny. I took that as a good sign. May 30 07 08:00 pm Link Thanks, appreciate it.. May 30 07 08:54 pm Link Japonesque makes a great one that just absorbes shine doesn't add powder May 30 07 09:37 pm Link Always have blotting sheets too...to use in between powder to de-shine. It helps a lot...keeps you from over -powdering the face which makes it CAKEY. Palladio Rice Powder is what I use: http://www.adiscountbeauty.com/page332.html - you don't have to get it here on this site though. May 30 07 09:49 pm Link Lisa Johnson MUA wrote: I agree. I also use Palladio and it works very nicely. I get mine at a local Sallys Beauty Supply. May 30 07 10:10 pm Link Thats good thing to know!! May 31 07 12:05 am Link Just ordered the blotting papers.. As I'm not looking to try to apply makeup (I don't even want to think of the horror of the results).. Just have something quick and handy that will make shine go away if it threatens to ruin a shot.. Thanks again.. May 31 07 12:53 am Link dust & scratch filter is easy for removing oil shines Jan 29 08 12:46 pm Link |
