I love how natural you are. A lot of these tutorials have girls who seems overly confident and unnatural. Bare minerals loose shadows are my all time favorite!
Just found your channel by searching how to use these powders, properly, lol… I’ve watched the two videos (this one & the previous one) you’ve done, and I truly appreciate it b/c there aren’t many videos out there at all, showing how to use loose powder eyeshadows so, Thank You so much!!! These were the first eyeshadows I’ve ever purchased, many moons ago, and/or have used but, was never taught “how” to use them; the ladies @ the Bare Minerals store never explained/showed me anything, other than which brush to use, and only b/c I asked after purchasing about 30 shades from them!!?? Regardless, I just used them the best way I already knew how w/ presses shadows. This video was truly helpful!! *My only remaining questions would be…: You mentioned that you can use “glitter glue” as a base, in ur prev. video so, would you recommend the glitter glue, concealer, or which base is best for these eyeshadows??? When you use the glitter glue, do you only apply it to your lids, or all the way to the brow bone??? Lastly, is it possible/recommended to use the eyeshadows w/ a “mixing medium” (ie: MAC’s or NYX’s); either layered on the eyes, before/after you apply the shadows and/or mixed in w/ the medium before applying to the eyes??? Thank you very much, again!!!
Hi Sorphea, Thank you SO much for the love!! I'm honored that you appreciate my loose powder tutorials. I've had these shadows for years and just love how pigmented they are. I find myself buying more and more as the years pass. I have used the Too Faced glitter glue, but my all time fave primer for any shadow (whether it's loose or not) is Maybelline's Cover Stick Concealer: (link here: goo.gl/dk1T9H). It's not actually made to be a primer, but it works better than any primer I have ever used. Anytime I apply a shadow primer, I prime my entire lid from my brow bone down to my lash line. It ensures the product stays put! I think you can totally use these to layer! I love to mix these with regular shadow. No rules in my book :) Hope this helps love!!! XOXO
I love how natural you are. A lot of these tutorials have girls who seems overly confident and unnatural. Bare minerals loose shadows are my all time favorite!
Thank you for posting video’s like this, keep ‘em coming!!!
"Freezing" 😂 I'm from upstate new york so u say freezing and I crack up lol great video girl..thank u!👍
Just found your channel by searching how to use these powders, properly, lol… I’ve watched the two videos (this one & the previous one) you’ve done, and I truly appreciate it b/c there aren’t many videos out there at all, showing how to use loose powder eyeshadows so, Thank You so much!!! These were the first eyeshadows I’ve ever purchased, many moons ago, and/or have used but, was never taught “how” to use them; the ladies @ the Bare Minerals store never explained/showed me anything, other than which brush to use, and only b/c I asked after purchasing about 30 shades from them!!?? Regardless, I just used them the best way I already knew how w/ presses shadows. This video was truly helpful!! *My only remaining questions would be…: You mentioned that you can use “glitter glue” as a base, in ur prev. video so, would you recommend the glitter glue, concealer, or which base is best for these eyeshadows??? When you use the glitter glue, do you only apply it to your lids, or all the way to the brow bone??? Lastly, is it possible/recommended to use the eyeshadows w/ a “mixing medium” (ie: MAC’s or NYX’s); either layered on the eyes, before/after you apply the shadows and/or mixed in w/ the medium before applying to the eyes??? Thank you very much, again!!!
Hi Sorphea, Thank you SO much for the love!! I'm honored that you appreciate my loose powder tutorials. I've had these shadows for years and just love how pigmented they are. I find myself buying more and more as the years pass. I have used the Too Faced glitter glue, but my all time fave primer for any shadow (whether it's loose or not) is Maybelline's Cover Stick Concealer: (link here: goo.gl/dk1T9H). It's not actually made to be a primer, but it works better than any primer I have ever used. Anytime I apply a shadow primer, I prime my entire lid from my brow bone down to my lash line. It ensures the product stays put! I think you can totally use these to layer! I love to mix these with regular shadow. No rules in my book :) Hope this helps love!!! XOXO
so pretty! keep up the good work xo
Thanks Ava