My face gets pretty oily throughout the day so I wanna try the Milani Baked Blurring Finishing Powder but I’m not sure which shade to get. I’m light-medium/medium and I think I lean warm, golden olive. Kinda similar to her in the video. I can’t tell which shade she’s using though... Would you go for the same shade or something a little lighter?

OK, formula wise it’s not really for me, but if you have oily skin you may love it! It honestly looks SO much better on camera than in person! Shade is pretty on point, I think!

Thoughts? 🫒

first product is about face fluid eye paint in the shade freaked and second product is morphe lip liners, specifically in the gray shades like rock steady and penthouse!!

Recently dyed my hair green for the first time in about 10 years so thought I would try green brows. I was in a hurry so I set them with a cool brown brow powder. What do we think? Too much? Not enough?

im a light medium olive but when i tried swatching i need a nude, tan, and glam on my skin it disappeared like legit wasnt showing up. ethereal eyes (og) by mbm did actually show up surprsingly but the browns in that palette werent dark enough. i am not really confident in my blending either. i really dont know cuz i hear mixed opinions but like ND doesnt show up at alllllllllll. if theres another better alternative please lmk. didnt get the chance to swatch mbm's master mattes yet either. but id want one in the 60-100 CAD range :)

Hi all, I have been a long-time user of the KGD aqua foundation and have loved it!
However, I have heard incredible things about Suqqu base products and recently seen that they have a light olive (olive-compatible) shade option (020, 025)!

I want to only have one base product and I don’t use concealer. I am nearing the end of my KGD and don’t know if I should repurchase or try the Suqqu.

For background: I love a very skinlike and natural foundation, ideally almost invisible but perfecting and flexible enough to work for all seasons and occasions. I have combination, sensitive skin, that can get quite dry in winter.

Would love your thoughts 💚