Love of makeup thread

[icelandelf]

Originally Posted by KatieKate1244

About a month ago I got MAC's StudioFix (I think that's it....)foundation and love it. The only thing that sucks is about a week after I got it I got paler and now it doesn't look right. Any chance it'll stay good until spring?

I love StudioFix! Yes, it will stay good until spring. Buy some extra disc sponges for when you use it again. Some things I've discovered about StudioFix--it is great for covering up any and everything. But it will turn a shade darker on your face, especially if you have oily or combination skin. I usually buy one a shade darker (for when I'm hitting the tanning salon) and one a shade lighter (because I'm not always good about going) to even things out.

[indygphib]

Originally Posted by icelandelf

I love StudioFix! Yes, it will stay good until spring. Buy some extra disc sponges for when you use it again. Some things I've discovered about StudioFix--it is great for covering up any and everything. But it will turn a shade darker on your face, especially if you have oily or combination skin. I usually buy one a shade darker (for when I'm hitting the tanning salon) and one a shade lighter (because I'm not always good about going) to even things out.

I'm another huge fan of StudioFix! And yes, it does keep well over time. I just bought a new compact of NW25 last night - I probably won't need to open this one for quite some time and I know it will be just fine when it will be time for me to use it.

[GodsGift]

Originally Posted by icelandelf

I love StudioFix! Yes, it will stay good until spring. Buy some extra disc sponges for when you use it again. Some things I've discovered about StudioFix--it is great for covering up any and everything. But it will turn a shade darker on your face, especially if you have oily or combination skin. I usually buy one a shade darker (for when I'm hitting the tanning salon) and one a shade lighter (because I'm not always good about going) to even things out.

Yes Studio fix does change on your face. Also it isnt good to wear if you will be taking alot of pictures because theres a white substance in it, Mica. it reflects off the light of the camera and makes you look clear. Also, if you have oily skin Mac foundations will make you glisten after wear for an hour or more. I found a brand called Ben Nye, its stage make up but its the best! and its one third the price of the Studio Fix.

[nikki1920]

Originally Posted by GodsGift

Yes Studio fix does change on your face. Also it isnt good to wear if you will be taking alot of pictures because theres a white substance in it, Mica. it reflects off the light of the camera and makes you look clear. Also, if you have oily skin Mac foundations will make you glisten after wear for an hour or more. I found a brand called Ben Nye, its stage make up but its the best! and its one third the price of the Studio Fix.

I have VERY oily skin and StudioFix is the only thing I've found, so far that works on me. If the oil is working extra hard, I put a bit of oil control lotion from MAC on before I put makeup on, and my face stays oil free. I live by that stuff.

[cuteASAbug]

http://www.sephora.com/browse/produc...ategoryId=5812

This stuff makes your skin look and feel amazing.

[preciousjeni]

I think I may have asked this question in the past, but I'm figuring there may be new products on the market.

I have severely dry skin. I have to use both a face oil and Jurlique Day Care Skin Cream (which is oily as well) and my facial skin still feels tight within six hours.

My problem with all makeup I've used is that I can't find any oil-based makeup (except for stage makeup which is ridiculously thick). So, when I put it on, my skin eventually soaks in the moisture so the makeup flakes off and looks crackly.

The only solution thus far has been to mix in a little of the Jurlique Day Care Skin Cream with the makeup so that it goes on and stays smooth.

Does anyone know of makeup WITH OIL in it that is not stage makeup?

[OtterXO]

Originally Posted by preciousjeni

Does anyone know of makeup WITH OIL in it that is not stage makeup?

That's the first time I've heard anyone ask for that! I know the Chanel Vitalumiere liquid foundation is formulated for "mature" skin so it's very moisturizing. I have normal skin and once was accidentally given this one instead of my usual (at the time) Teint Naturel. (did not look good considering my skin doesn't need the moisture!) Maybe you can ask for a sample at the counter so you don't have to buy it and return it. Although I do recommend purchasing it from Nordstrom for that reason

[33girl]

Are you sure oil is the best thing to look for? As opposed to another kind of moisturizer?