Does blending out your blush with the same brush you contoured/bronzed with do anything special? Like diffuse the color or something? Just curious because I struggle to get my contour and blush to look seamless vs muddy and I’m wondering if this helps…Love how you apply your makeup btw so gorgeous 😍
Blending out your blush with the same brush you used for contouring or bronzing can actually help create a more seamless transition between the colors. This technique can diffuse the edges of the blush, making it blend more naturally with the contour and bronzer, giving you a more cohesive and harmonious look. However, it's important to ensure that your brush is relatively clean or has minimal product on it to avoid muddiness. If you're struggling with your contour and blush looking muddy, try these tips: 1. **Use Light Layers**: Apply your products in light layers and build up the intensity gradually. This gives you more control over the blending process. 2. **Blend Thoroughly**: Spend extra time blending the edges of each product to ensure a smooth transition. 3. **Use a Clean Brush or Sponge**: After applying your products, use a clean brush or a makeup sponge to blend the edges and remove any excess product. Experiment with techniques and see what works best for you. And thank you for the compliment on my makeup application! I'm glad you like it.☺️🤍
I don’t know that’s a good question… The underside is no longer sticky after removal but they also have a separate adhesive so probably…. 🤔 and thank you ☺️🤍
i gasped when i saw you!!! girl you’re too pretty
You are too kind 🥹🤍
Girlll you are gorgeous before and after .. loved the video.. skin is eating the girlsss up 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thank you so much 🥹🤍
I love the wet look on the eyes! can we get a affordable/drugstore look?
Thank you and of course! 🤍
Does blending out your blush with the same brush you contoured/bronzed with do anything special? Like diffuse the color or something? Just curious because I struggle to get my contour and blush to look seamless vs muddy and I’m wondering if this helps…Love how you apply your makeup btw so gorgeous 😍
Blending out your blush with the same brush you used for contouring or bronzing can actually help create a more seamless transition between the colors. This technique can diffuse the edges of the blush, making it blend more naturally with the contour and bronzer, giving you a more cohesive and harmonious look. However, it's important to ensure that your brush is relatively clean or has minimal product on it to avoid muddiness.
If you're struggling with your contour and blush looking muddy, try these tips:
1. **Use Light Layers**: Apply your products in light layers and build up the intensity gradually. This gives you more control over the blending process.
2. **Blend Thoroughly**: Spend extra time blending the edges of each product to ensure a smooth transition.
3. **Use a Clean Brush or Sponge**: After applying your products, use a clean brush or a makeup sponge to blend the edges and remove any excess product.
Experiment with techniques and see what works best for you. And thank you for the compliment on my makeup application! I'm glad you like it.☺️🤍
Can you reapply those cluster lashes? Beautiful look ❤
I don’t know that’s a good question… The underside is no longer sticky after removal but they also have a separate adhesive so probably…. 🤔 and thank you ☺️🤍
@@JaisJournal thanks I’d still try them they look great on you. Welcome ❤️