I have a Milani baked blush that seems to regenerate overnight....I see it go on the brush, I see it go on my face, and the product never seems to lessen. Blushes are the hardest!!!
mix eye shadow into clear nail polish makes beautiful nail polish with interesting colour as you can mix many eye shadows to create your unique colours xx
Shimmery loose eyeshadows that come on sheer can be added to moisturizers and used on your body as shimmer lotions... or add them to clear lip glosses to add color. Blushes can be crushed up and mixed with lip balm and turned into lip products.
For blush, reapplying helps. They usually fade before other products like bronzer, yet we don’t think about reapplying. If you are checking up and reapplying lips or powder look if you need more blush
also for light colored eyeshadows, like white mattes or ivory shades, i use them mixed with my blush color if it's too strong on my cheeks on its own, or i mix them with dark eyeshadows like burgundy colors, browns, greys and blacks etc. i tap the brush once on the color i want to use, then on the white/ivory shadow, then again on the color and it gets mixed. i do it like four or five times to get the color to show up nicely but kind of blurred in a way. even if the blush color is shimmery and i mix it with a matte eyeshadow it doesn't take away the shimmers in it. i think using translucent powder or an ivory colored powder would work the same, but since i'm more concerned with panning eyeshadows i find this method really helps. :)
I've just gotten into project pan this week. I've hit pan on two of my products (a bronzer and I finished a deluxe sized primer) Maybe I picked products that were too easy😬 but I'm glad I got them out of my collection!
Always start off easy so you don’t become discouraged or give up. But if you’re choosing hard/challenging products always include a few sample or deluxe size products as your “gimme” items :)
I have a lot of body butters that I think is to thick for me, so I make a body scrub by mixing 2 parts sugar and 1 part body butter and a little bit of olive oil.
I always use face creams/serums that I don't want to put on my face (too old or just because I don't like to disrupt my regular face routine), I use it on my neck/decollete. This is what I do with 95% of the samples I get, because I am really picky about what I put on my actual face!
Sarah Rose you mentioned the back of our hands show first signs of aging but same with your neck hun. Whatever you apply to your face (moisturizer, spf, oil etc), bring it down your neck also. Treat your neck like part of your face :)
Most videos like this just repeat the same tips over and again but I was so impressed by every 1 of your tips! Especially about using the lip products as a remover or scrub! Thank you!
One way to use up lip oils or balms up, if you don't enjoy them, is to use them as nail cuticle oil :) Have done that quite many times. Also, some balms are really good, when you for example have stuffy nose and you have been blowing your nose frequently, to rub it on there to soften the area :)
Oh, and also nailpolishes. Sometimes they work so that if you reapply a polish on a polish you already have on, then you can take off both polishes at once, acts like a polish remover, but only if the top layer is still wet :)
I am so impressed with the trick of using blush on your hair. My hair color is now a rose gold and it is a great way to touch up the color and use up my blushes.
I also have a dewy sunscreen I'm trying to use up and lately, I have been mixing a matte primer in with the sunscreen to make it look less greasy.. that way I don't have to use so much powder to tone it down and it feels lighter on my skin that way.. another tip for using up lipstick is to use it as a cream blush.. that would be a great way for you to use up your wet n wild lipsticks..
That's so smart!! I always forget about using lipsticks as blush -- for some reason I'm always scared they'll break me out, but it's still worth a try!
I really like the idea of using blush as eyeshadow. But i wanted to add that bronzer makes a really nice transition shade as well. I had a sample bronzer that i used as an eyeshadow after i couldnt get my bronzer brush to pick up any more product.
Face powders can also be used as dry shampoo!! It's better when you have a loose powder instead of a pressed one. I got that advice just after I finished mine, but it is worth a try, especially with the clear ones.
Great ideas! I've bought a few sunscreens that didn't work on my face (awful fragrance or too greasy for my oily skin). I use them on my body/neck/ hands.
This video made me a new subscriber. Loved the concept. I get the chance of using my powder highlights a lot more by using a big powder brush and putting it down my neck/collarbone and shoulders
I pan very easily lip care and skincare because I'm stubborn and never change my routine for at least one-two months so I can see if the products did something. I'm slowly trying to pan some mini lipsticks, an eyebrow pencil, a lip crayon and a lip pencil, but it's hard to pan makeup, especially when you have a lot of variety in color and finish! I'm almost panning a lovely plum lip pencil, wish me luck. 0.o Eyeshadows can become lipsticks if you have a stick clear lipgloss and rub your finger in the pan and then on the lips. I get nice weird metal lipsticks like this. Also lip pencils of colors you don't like can be used as nice eye pencils, like a bright orange which washed me out, now it's an eyepencil. :) I'm using my scratch/ruined makeup brushes and goopy or crappy nail polishes to paint my DIY projects, they are pretty good, same for the makeup wedge sponges. And the perfumes which don't fit my skin at all are perfect for the potpourri, my rooms smell so nicely. XD And I started preferring smaller pans for my blushes/contour/highlighter so I get eyeshadows instead, so I can use them up faster. My mother and I never wear foundation but we like blush and highlighter, and I feel makeup shows very easily and lasts long on a bare face.
I am the same with skincare, I almost always use those items up! Lip products are much harder for me though - good luck with your lip pencil!! One tip I have found with those is to fill in your lips completely instead of just lining them -- you might already do this but it makes those pencils go a lot quicker! I am with you on wanting smaller pans/mini products. I wish every product came in a mini size!
@@SarahRoseBeauty I'm totally doing it. It helps a lot since I love creamier formulas in my lip pencils (so they don't do crumbles) I used my lovely purple plum lip pencil today (it's called Witch XD) and I can see it getting smaller and smaller, I'm so proud! Next will be two dark pinks/puples lip pencils and a Winky Lux nude mini lipstick. :)
Sarah Rose I wouldn’t have thought of it myself! I learned it from it was someone who pans as well, but I can’t remember who! I love it cause I never remember to bring cuticle oils with me!
I mix powder blush with vaseline and use in as tinted lip balm. I use the same idea for lipstick if I don't like the colour. I did it with a bright red lipstick because it was too bright against my pale skin.
I have a bronzer in my project pan right now and I love putting bronzer softly on the cheeks and in the outer corner of my eye, even if I do nothing else! I love the look, and it’s helping me go through the product!
Great idea, Julia! I really need to let go of the "all or nothing" mentality when it comes to doing my makeup. I don't have to do a full face every time, and sometimes just throwing a little something on the eyes and cheeks still looks gorgeous in its own way!
you can also use bronzer if you have dark hair for your hair when you dont have time to wash it so they dont look oily if you have lighter hair use powder
I have a Covergirl instant cheekbones blush that has three shades-the main blush, a darker “contour” shade and a highlight shade. The main shade is my absolute favorite blush, but I don’t like the other two on my face. However, I LOVE them as eyeshadow. They work perfectly for that, and as you mentioned, everything coordinates beautifully.
I've been doing a little series of five minute makeup looks using only five products, so I always try to use multitasking items. One of my favorites has been using my lipstick as a cream blush. It's so pigmented that you only need a little bit. And I love to use a brown shadow as an eyeliner and for my brows, or a brown liner for both eyes and brows😊
I love all of these, personally I have been mixing Laura Geller dewdreams illuminating drops (gilded honey) mixed with my body lotion because the color is a little dark for me but with the lotion it's perfect for my legs and arms.
I do that on the regular with liquid highlighters. I also like to mix them in with concealer or put on under concealer to really help brighten my under eye area. I wear super thick glasses and the highlighter trick really helps
Great video! My tip when it comes to black eyeliners, use them everyday to tightline☺️ I was able to use my 2 black liners without doing wings, which is what i go for since I love a natural look🥳
Great tip!! I have been thinking about trying to use up that Jordana black pencil so if I do, I'll have to try tightlining with it on days when I don't want a wing!
great video and great ideas in the comments also. Skincare is very easy to pan but if I have moisturisers which are not favourites I will rub them all over my face to help melt off my makeup at the end of the day. I will also use them as body lotions. I also love mixing a mattifying primer with sunscreen for my face or body to make it less greasy. I'll use perfumes that arent favourites as room spray. Someone in the comments said mixing an eyeshadow with your blush to tie in with your look or to make it more shimmery and I might try that to get more use out of blushes that are too warm toned for me.
I love using a light powder over my tinted sunscreen (which is very greasy by itself). I use one that is intended to provide a little color correction and illumination, I love it.
For your blush you can actually put a good amount of blush on your face and bronzer then put on your foundation. Then apply your blush again and bronzer and this will make the makeup last longer and using it up little quicker.
You also look AMAZING! I love this look and this lip😍 I really appreciate how you talk drugstore because I just can’t afford the Sephora high end stuff! Thanks girl:)
Thanks for these tips- especially around blushes! I'm panning an ABH Blush Trio right now and it's been so much harder than I thought it would be lol it's a year long project and I still haven't made a big dip in them yet >.>
Blushes are seriously the most difficult thing to pan!! I have noticed so much more progress on mine since I've started using it in different ways though!
Yay! My comment made it into the video 😊 I'm doing a no-buy soon and these tips will seriously help...like the blush one...I struggle with blush so that one's a total gem!
Yay, I really appreciated that tip and I'm sure a lot of other people did too! I've always struggled so hard with blush but ever since I started multitasking with it, it's gotten a lot easier to pan them without feeling like I'm making no progress!!
I've been using the Lauren Brooke Cosmetiques blush in Sweet Sixteen on my no makeup days lately but that's because it's the one I'm trying to pan! I think any light pink blush or whatever color mimics your natural cheek color works great :)
I go through black pencils very easily, because I wear thick glasses, my eyes tend to get lost so often I will take a black eye pencil and smudge it from the outer v to the center...so it fades, then I take a lighter cream shadow for the inner third and blend the whole shebang. Makes it look like an ombre effect and bam! I have eyes again! lol
That's so smart! I love using different colors on the inner and outer half of the lower lashline. I always forget to use my black pencil so maybe I should try it that way!
You could use it as an eyeshadow or browbone highlight, to set your eye primer, or mix it with eyeshadows and cheek products that are too dark to make them more blendable! Just a few ideas!
Another tip to use highlighters faster is to use them like topper over eyeshadows or black eye pencil 🙂
Great idea!!!
I have a rose gold highlighter that is GORGEOUS but is obviously too dark for my cheeks, so Eyeshadow it is 👍
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I use lip balms/oils as cuticle oil through the day sometimes.
I'm going to try that with my Yes to Argan lip oil!! Since I'm really just not a fan of the taste! 😭
me too!
I have a Milani baked blush that seems to regenerate overnight....I see it go on the brush, I see it go on my face, and the product never seems to lessen. Blushes are the hardest!!!
Haha Milani blushes are huge!
mix eye shadow into clear nail polish makes beautiful nail polish with interesting colour as you can mix many eye shadows to create your unique colours xx
Wow, never would have thought of that one!! Great idea!
Shimmery loose eyeshadows that come on sheer can be added to moisturizers and used on your body as shimmer lotions... or add them to clear lip glosses to add color. Blushes can be crushed up and mixed with lip balm and turned into lip products.
Those are great tips!!
I use lip balm on my hands in winter when my hands are extremely dry. This helps a lot!
That's a great idea!!
For blush, reapplying helps. They usually fade before other products like bronzer, yet we don’t think about reapplying. If you are checking up and reapplying lips or powder look if you need more blush
Yes!! I always forget to reapply; great point!
also for light colored eyeshadows, like white mattes or ivory shades, i use them mixed with my blush color if it's too strong on my cheeks on its own, or i mix them with dark eyeshadows like burgundy colors, browns, greys and blacks etc. i tap the brush once on the color i want to use, then on the white/ivory shadow, then again on the color and it gets mixed. i do it like four or five times to get the color to show up nicely but kind of blurred in a way. even if the blush color is shimmery and i mix it with a matte eyeshadow it doesn't take away the shimmers in it. i think using translucent powder or an ivory colored powder would work the same, but since i'm more concerned with panning eyeshadows i find this method really helps. :)
That is such a good idea, love it!! 💗
I've just gotten into project pan this week. I've hit pan on two of my products (a bronzer and I finished a deluxe sized primer) Maybe I picked products that were too easy😬 but I'm glad I got them out of my collection!
Oh fun!! Its always a good idea to start easy in my opinion :) But hitting pan on a bronzer is a pretty big accomplishment in my book!
Way to go Gabrielle! I have a bronzer in my project pan right now and I can’t wait to hit pan!
That's amazing!
Always start off easy so you don’t become discouraged or give up. But if you’re choosing hard/challenging products always include a few sample or deluxe size products as your “gimme” items :)
I have a lot of body butters that I think is to thick for me, so I make a body scrub by mixing 2 parts sugar and 1 part body butter and a little bit of olive oil.
That's so smart!!
@@SarahRoseBeauty sometimes i also mix bronzer and highliter into my sunscreen
I always use face creams/serums that I don't want to put on my face (too old or just because I don't like to disrupt my regular face routine), I use it on my neck/decollete. This is what I do with 95% of the samples I get, because I am really picky about what I put on my actual face!
Ahh smart! I always forget about my neck!
@@SarahRoseBeauty I read somewhere that hands and neck are the first places to show age, so I slather both liberally lol.
Sarah Rose you mentioned the back of our hands show first signs of aging but same with your neck hun. Whatever you apply to your face (moisturizer, spf, oil etc), bring it down your neck also. Treat your neck like part of your face :)
Most videos like this just repeat the same tips over and again but I was so impressed by every 1 of your tips! Especially about using the lip products as a remover or scrub! Thank you!
Oh I’m so glad you found it helpful!! Thank you :)
Amen! Exactly what I was gonna say
One way to use up lip oils or balms up, if you don't enjoy them, is to use them as nail cuticle oil :) Have done that quite many times. Also, some balms are really good, when you for example have stuffy nose and you have been blowing your nose frequently, to rub it on there to soften the area :)
Oh, and also nailpolishes. Sometimes they work so that if you reapply a polish on a polish you already have on, then you can take off both polishes at once, acts like a polish remover, but only if the top layer is still wet :)
So many uses for lip balms I never thought of!! And that's a genius idea for nail polishes!
I am so impressed with the trick of using blush on your hair. My hair color is now a rose gold and it is a great way to touch up the color and use up my blushes.
I have always wanted rose gold hair but never wanted to commit to permanently coloring it, so this will be perfect!
Please give me tips on what you use to make it adhere? Does it stain anything or fall out? What do you apply it with? 🙏
I also have a dewy sunscreen I'm trying to use up and lately, I have been mixing a matte primer in with the sunscreen to make it look less greasy.. that way I don't have to use so much powder to tone it down and it feels lighter on my skin that way.. another tip for using up lipstick is to use it as a cream blush.. that would be a great way for you to use up your wet n wild lipsticks..
That's so smart!! I always forget about using lipsticks as blush -- for some reason I'm always scared they'll break me out, but it's still worth a try!
I really like the idea of using blush as eyeshadow. But i wanted to add that bronzer makes a really nice transition shade as well. I had a sample bronzer that i used as an eyeshadow after i couldnt get my bronzer brush to pick up any more product.
That’s a great point! I haven’t panned a bronzer in a while but I will keep that in mind if I ever do!
That eyeliner trick is genius! I have a few pencil liners in my collection that just sit there!
It's helps use them up so much faster!!
Face powders can also be used as dry shampoo!! It's better when you have a loose powder instead of a pressed one. I got that advice just after I finished mine, but it is worth a try, especially with the clear ones.
I've heard that too!! So smart!
How would I apply it? Translucent powder will work?
😂 Wait. Lol What kind of face powders? Any is fine? Like blush, bronzer, setting/pressed powder???
I do the same :)
The best translucent powder.
Great ideas! I've bought a few sunscreens that didn't work on my face (awful fragrance or too greasy for my oily skin). I use them on my body/neck/ hands.
That's a great idea!! I should do that with my Derma E one that didn't work on my face.
This video made me a new subscriber. Loved the concept. I get the chance of using my powder highlights a lot more by using a big powder brush and putting it down my neck/collarbone and shoulders
Thank you!
If you want to use blush as a lip colour just apply lip balm first x
Good idea!! ❤️
I pan very easily lip care and skincare because I'm stubborn and never change my routine for at least one-two months so I can see if the products did something. I'm slowly trying to pan some mini lipsticks, an eyebrow pencil, a lip crayon and a lip pencil, but it's hard to pan makeup, especially when you have a lot of variety in color and finish! I'm almost panning a lovely plum lip pencil, wish me luck. 0.o
Eyeshadows can become lipsticks if you have a stick clear lipgloss and rub your finger in the pan and then on the lips. I get nice weird metal lipsticks like this. Also lip pencils of colors you don't like can be used as nice eye pencils, like a bright orange which washed me out, now it's an eyepencil. :)
I'm using my scratch/ruined makeup brushes and goopy or crappy nail polishes to paint my DIY projects, they are pretty good, same for the makeup wedge sponges. And the perfumes which don't fit my skin at all are perfect for the potpourri, my rooms smell so nicely. XD
And I started preferring smaller pans for my blushes/contour/highlighter so I get eyeshadows instead, so I can use them up faster. My mother and I never wear foundation but we like blush and highlighter, and I feel makeup shows very easily and lasts long on a bare face.
I am the same with skincare, I almost always use those items up! Lip products are much harder for me though - good luck with your lip pencil!! One tip I have found with those is to fill in your lips completely instead of just lining them -- you might already do this but it makes those pencils go a lot quicker! I am with you on wanting smaller pans/mini products. I wish every product came in a mini size!
@@SarahRoseBeauty I'm totally doing it. It helps a lot since I love creamier formulas in my lip pencils (so they don't do crumbles) I used my lovely purple plum lip pencil today (it's called Witch XD) and I can see it getting smaller and smaller, I'm so proud! Next will be two dark pinks/puples lip pencils and a Winky Lux nude mini lipstick. :)
Thanks for the blush tips! That and bronzer are the products that always take me the longest to pan!
Same!! I have been making so much more progress on my blushes this month using these tips!
Great tips! Some eyeshadows are beautiful like highlighters. I just finished one in my pan that palette this way 😊
It's a great way to go through eyeshadows faster!!
Another great way to use a lip balm is if you don’t have a cuticle oil you can use it on there! I’ve been starting to do that myself!
Genius!!! I'm going to try that!
Sarah Rose I wouldn’t have thought of it myself! I learned it from it was someone who pans as well, but I can’t remember who! I love it cause I never remember to bring cuticle oils with me!
I mix powder blush with vaseline and use in as tinted lip balm. I use the same idea for lipstick if I don't like the colour. I did it with a bright red lipstick because it was too bright against my pale skin.
I have a bronzer in my project pan right now and I love putting bronzer softly on the cheeks and in the outer corner of my eye, even if I do nothing else!
I love the look, and it’s helping me go through the product!
Great idea, Julia! I really need to let go of the "all or nothing" mentality when it comes to doing my makeup. I don't have to do a full face every time, and sometimes just throwing a little something on the eyes and cheeks still looks gorgeous in its own way!
you can also use bronzer if you have dark hair for your hair when you dont have time to wash it so they dont look oily
if you have lighter hair use powder
Thanks for the tips for blush! I don’t wear foundation so I put my bronzer and blush and highlighter on my bare face!
Yes!! Applying to bare cheeks really helps with panning those products faster!
I have a Covergirl instant cheekbones blush that has three shades-the main blush, a darker “contour” shade and a highlight shade. The main shade is my absolute favorite blush, but I don’t like the other two on my face. However, I LOVE them as eyeshadow. They work perfectly for that, and as you mentioned, everything coordinates beautifully.
I love that!! I bet they are beautiful as eyeshadows!
I've been doing a little series of five minute makeup looks using only five products, so I always try to use multitasking items. One of my favorites has been using my lipstick as a cream blush. It's so pigmented that you only need a little bit. And I love to use a brown shadow as an eyeliner and for my brows, or a brown liner for both eyes and brows😊
That's so smart!! I love when products can be used for a multiple purposes!
I love all of these, personally I have been mixing Laura Geller dewdreams illuminating drops (gilded honey) mixed with my body lotion because the color is a little dark for me but with the lotion it's perfect for my legs and arms.
That's amazing! It's such a great way to use up liquid highlighter especially when it's not quite the right shade for the face!
I do that on the regular with liquid highlighters. I also like to mix them in with concealer or put on under concealer to really help brighten my under eye area. I wear super thick glasses and the highlighter trick really helps
Great video! My tip when it comes to black eyeliners, use them everyday to tightline☺️ I was able to use my 2 black liners without doing wings, which is what i go for since I love a natural look🥳
Great tip!! I have been thinking about trying to use up that Jordana black pencil so if I do, I'll have to try tightlining with it on days when I don't want a wing!
great video and great ideas in the comments also. Skincare is very easy to pan but if I have moisturisers which are not favourites I will rub them all over my face to help melt off my makeup at the end of the day. I will also use them as body lotions. I also love mixing a mattifying primer with sunscreen for my face or body to make it less greasy. I'll use perfumes that arent favourites as room spray. Someone in the comments said mixing an eyeshadow with your blush to tie in with your look or to make it more shimmery and I might try that to get more use out of blushes that are too warm toned for me.
I love using a light powder over my tinted sunscreen (which is very greasy by itself). I use one that is intended to provide a little color correction and illumination, I love it.
That's a great idea! I've found I like using a powder over sunscreens that have a bit of a white cast to help tone them down, too.
Thanks soo much for these tips, I wanna do a project pan and want to what i already have
You are very welcome!! The new year is a great time to start a project pan! ❤️
For your blush you can actually put a good amount of blush on your face and bronzer then put on your foundation. Then apply your blush again and bronzer and this will make the makeup last longer and using it up little quicker.
You also look AMAZING! I love this look and this lip😍 I really appreciate how you talk drugstore because I just can’t afford the Sephora high end stuff! Thanks girl:)
Thank you so much for your kind comment!
Thanks for these tips- especially around blushes! I'm panning an ABH Blush Trio right now and it's been so much harder than I thought it would be lol it's a year long project and I still haven't made a big dip in them yet >.>
Blushes are seriously the most difficult thing to pan!! I have noticed so much more progress on mine since I've started using it in different ways though!
omg haha I made it in the video I feel so special ☺️These tips were super helpful!
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Yay! My comment made it into the video 😊
I'm doing a no-buy soon and these tips will seriously help...like the blush one...I struggle with blush so that one's a total gem!
Yay, I really appreciated that tip and I'm sure a lot of other people did too! I've always struggled so hard with blush but ever since I started multitasking with it, it's gotten a lot easier to pan them without feeling like I'm making no progress!!
Great video. Im panning two blushes. Im not wearing makeup today and never thought of that so i just applied blush there. Haha thank you.
Haha I never thought I would do it either but it makes a huge difference on no makeup days!
Very helpful tips! Thanks. I’m going to wear blush everyday even if I don’t have all face makeup.
So glad it was helpful!! You will be surprised how much blush brightens up the face even with no other makeup! :)
Thanks for the tips. I will be trying some of these!
Yay, hope it helps!!
You could also use a lip balm or lip oil on your cuticles
Great tip!
you can use lip balm oil types as hand lotion or body lotion :-)
Ooh great idea!
Love this idea girl!!! Thanks for the tips:)
Thank you Mary!
Great tips!
Thank you!
You're awesome!!! I'm struggling with a few products and definitely needed this
Oh yay! Sometimes shaking things up really helps :) Good luck with your project!
@@SarahRoseBeauty thanks! I also wanted to give you the tip to use bullet lipsticks as a creme blush! That's been helping me recently!(:
I need to try this!
What’s your favorite blush to wear on no makeup days?
I've been using the Lauren Brooke Cosmetiques blush in Sweet Sixteen on my no makeup days lately but that's because it's the one I'm trying to pan! I think any light pink blush or whatever color mimics your natural cheek color works great :)
I go through black pencils very easily, because I wear thick glasses, my eyes tend to get lost so often I will take a black eye pencil and smudge it from the outer v to the center...so it fades, then I take a lighter cream shadow for the inner third and blend the whole shebang. Makes it look like an ombre effect and bam! I have eyes again! lol
That's so smart! I love using different colors on the inner and outer half of the lower lashline. I always forget to use my black pencil so maybe I should try it that way!
This video is awesome. Thanks for the ideas!
So glad you enjoyed!! Thanks Alexis!
Great ideas!
Thank you, Kat!
Love this ideas! Very helpful vid.
Yay, I'm glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
My grandma will use lip balm that’s near the end on her dry heels and elbows
Does anyone have any ideas for using a powder foundation that is too light for my face? 😭 Ah the tribulations of online shopping.😭
You could use it as an eyeshadow or browbone highlight, to set your eye primer, or mix it with eyeshadows and cheek products that are too dark to make them more blendable! Just a few ideas!
@@SarahRoseBeauty thank you! I hadn't thought of using it on the eye!
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18 or 28 🤷🏼♀️
I'm not sure I understand your comment?
@@SarahRoseBeauty it's a sub reddit ... you look old and young at the same time.
@@Theysopretty2 28 isn't old?