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The best powder ever
The powder which helps the skin look radiant and luminescent .Celebrities choise ;-) May 09 07 05:01 am Link It's expensive, but I really like Dior's loose powder. It's made from cornsilk, instead of talc like every other powder out there. It has the smoothest feel to it you'll ever find in a powder. May 09 07 02:04 pm Link the skinlights from revlon is amazing. I love the the barelight color. it gives a radiant glow to the skin. I also love the fact that it doesn't look like shimmer. But it is really hard to find now because it was discontinued. I get it on ebay. May 09 07 04:40 pm Link Making Faces, Heather Coleman, thank you very much! Really appreciate it! Any other advices? ;-) May 10 07 11:07 am Link mac hyperreal powders. I haven't found anything like them yet, although some of the victoria's secret powders are similar. If you look on my portfolio, at the image from "polyester", you can see what the hyperreal powder photographs like. May 10 07 11:26 am Link Rachelrose, awesome make-up! Thank you for the advice;-) May 10 07 11:31 am Link Bourjois abricot or cannelle in the dispensing brush. Amazing stuff. Also, RICE POWDER - cannot live without it. May 10 07 01:45 pm Link Best powder ever... cashmere powder. It's rediculously expensive for an ounce size it's about $75.00 but amazing look and feel. I also love Rice Powder for translucent with some color tones? I love Visiora's compact powders in 002 and 004 May 10 07 05:38 pm Link I really like Ben Nye. It's been around forever, and it's pretty inexpensive. The finish is flawless. May 10 07 05:41 pm Link I received a sample of FACE ATELIER LOOSE POWDER #2 LIGHT when I ordered some of their foundations, and I absolutely love the softness in their powder- specially for under the eyes (to use on top of the creamy concealer)... it leaves a feather-light effect on the skin, and I've been using the small sample for days now....Im definitely ordering it! Anyone else that has tried it? for any of their shoots that is..... May 10 07 05:47 pm Link Love, love , love ben nye's powders. I think they're the best. The finish is so flawless. Mixing in a little shimmer powder with the ben nye powders looks so beautiful on camera. May 10 07 06:04 pm Link RCMA No color p...LOVE it...LOVE it...LOVE IT! And the ghetto seasoned salt shaker that it comes in is always good for a laugh. I like mixing it with a bit of the Cinema Secrets Hollywood Lights shimmer powder/pigment for color and luminescence. I've been dying to try HyperReal though...on Rachel's recommendation I'll definitely have to get it. May 10 07 07:27 pm Link I also love mac hype real powder. I also love the mac minerilize skin finishes....not the shimmery ones, the matte ones. They are great for highlighting and a sheer dust all over gives a really luminous glow in pics. Check out my avatar. I also love Graftobian high def powder. The coverage is flawless, looks great in pics and is great for someone who has less than perfect skin. In my port the gorgeous blonde in the red satin dress is wearing it. May 18 07 11:26 am Link Oh, I thought this was a thread about blow... May 18 07 11:29 am Link Kenia Mishelle wrote: Careful with the powder under the eyes. Can set into the lines and make the subject look older. May 18 07 12:14 pm Link Making Faces wrote: Then why not just by the cornsilk at the drug store? Cornsilk brand face powder that is... It's like 7.99 all cornsilk as well.... May 18 07 01:37 pm Link Maycuplover wrote: Really? You don't use powder? I'd love to know why! Your port is so flawless... May 18 07 02:51 pm Link Kenia Mishelle wrote: I usually use their translucent loose powder. I love it, except that I wish the containers were a little bigger since I just realized I'm almost out and it feels like I've only had it for a short while. Although I have been doing a lot of makeup the past few months though I suppose... May 18 07 11:29 pm Link Christina Guerra wrote: Because powder is DULL... I ONLY use it 1 time during the original application (mineral from MAC) & then after that for touch ups I use kleenex in the shiney places... next to the nostrils & below the bottom lip & forehead... & the powder is ONLY for TV stuff... I don't use it for print unless it is the matte dry look... Powder on touch ups make's PASTE.. nasty, models & actors & actresses appreciate the fact that I don't cake them up... May 19 07 01:26 am Link Maycuplover wrote: Great to know! May 19 07 03:37 am Link |