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Simmera

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #80 on: February 04, 2013, 04:28:59 pm »
Mga sis, ano pong ibig sabihin ng bluff and stipple? Palagi ko kasing naririnig sa YT ang do it in bluffing motion or stippling, etc. Anong motion? :p Press, swipe, etc? At saka natry ko gumamit ng damp sponge on putting on liquid foundation, bakit parang walang kumakapit ata na foundie sa face? Thank you in advance po!

Lady Czarina

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #81 on: February 05, 2013, 10:52:36 am »
ang props and tools meron silang workshop in a very low price, parang basic make up lang naman.. 1500 lang.. search nyo sa fb mga sis..

iwannabeasupermodel

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #82 on: February 06, 2013, 08:14:10 pm »
mga sis parang may something sa akin ngayon. ambilis magfade off ng makeup ko and not in a good way.  :'( i thought it's because i'm so dry lately pero parang ngayon naman oily. tsaka ayun may a little bigger than micro peeling ako. huhuhuhu. i started taking vit. e na and religiously went back to my regime after a week or two of being pabaya. sana umokay na ako.  :'(

quinone

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #83 on: March 24, 2013, 10:06:21 pm »
meron ba kayong mare-recommend na undereye setting powder for concealer, preferably yung may brush na?

sa totoo lang hindi ko alam if i still need this... light na application lang ng revlon photoready concealer ang nilalagay ko when i go out (after eye moisturizer--i use OTE), parang ok naman sa tingin ko kahit hindi ko i-set ng powder pero parang i want a "smoother" look under the eye.

kahit sobra-sobra na ako sa tulog talagang dark ang undereye ko e, so sa mga FB pics i look like a ghost! :D tapos pale pa yung lips ko.

iniisip ko rin mag mascara. can you recommend a good brand? gusto ko rin sana mag curl ng lash pero nagdadalawang-isip ako baka overtime doing it will take a toll on my lashes?

may isa pa akong concern... since newbie ako with all these parang ... diba ang hassle mag re-apply ng lipstick? pero meron akong colorstay lippie, naalis nga lang when eating oily food. gusto kong magtry ng ibang brands para malaman ko ano nga ba yung magagandang lipsticks pero i'm having second thoughts nga kasi hassle mag re-apply. am i just being stupid?

username.taken

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #84 on: April 08, 2013, 08:08:59 pm »
make up for me:

apply primer/bb cream
apply eyeliner on the upper lid only
i don't like eyeshadows
i also skip on mascaras kasi they feel heavy on my eyes
apply concealer
apply loose mineral powder
i usually skip blush ons kasi naturally rosy naman my cheeks
lastly, apply lipsticks


ayon lang. so far, ok naman. natural looking naman. i hate it everytime nakakakita ako ng girls na OA magmake up. tipong papasok lang sa office eh pang clubbing ang peg ng make up.

ladychris17

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #85 on: April 08, 2013, 11:04:50 pm »
meron ba kayong mare-recommend na undereye setting powder for concealer, preferably yung may brush na?

sa totoo lang hindi ko alam if i still need this... light na application lang ng revlon photoready concealer ang nilalagay ko when i go out (after eye moisturizer--i use OTE), parang ok naman sa tingin ko kahit hindi ko i-set ng powder pero parang i want a "smoother" look under the eye.

kahit sobra-sobra na ako sa tulog talagang dark ang undereye ko e, so sa mga FB pics i look like a ghost! :D tapos pale pa yung lips ko.

iniisip ko rin mag mascara. can you recommend a good brand? gusto ko rin sana mag curl ng lash pero nagdadalawang-isip ako baka overtime doing it will take a toll on my lashes?

may isa pa akong concern... since newbie ako with all these parang ... diba ang hassle mag re-apply ng lipstick? pero meron akong colorstay lippie, naalis nga lang when eating oily food. gusto kong magtry ng ibang brands para malaman ko ano nga ba yung magagandang lipsticks pero i'm having second thoughts nga kasi hassle mag re-apply. am i just being stupid?

Hi sis. Never naman ako naka encounter na super panget na mascara so most often okay na ako sa avon. Pagka naisipan ko mag splurge, covergirl lash blast, malaki na yun for para sa mascara.mausual go to ng nakakarami, Maybelline so check that out as well. Nakaka awake din kasi talaga ng look ang mascara.
Asfor lippies, normal talaga na hassle mag re-apply since dika pa ng sanay, pero normal din naman mag re-apply, sanayan lang. Siguro start with stains less hassle yon. :)

quinone

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #86 on: April 08, 2013, 11:55:51 pm »
^thanks very much! :) i'll try a mascara kapag nagpunta ako sa mall at i-observe ko, baka katulad ni sis username.taken mabigatan rin ako kasi hindi rin ako ma.makeup. :)

chirochan

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #87 on: April 09, 2013, 09:56:40 am »
meron ba kayong mare-recommend na undereye setting powder for concealer, preferably yung may brush na?

sa totoo lang hindi ko alam if i still need this... light na application lang ng revlon photoready concealer ang nilalagay ko when i go out (after eye moisturizer--i use OTE), parang ok naman sa tingin ko kahit hindi ko i-set ng powder pero parang i want a "smoother" look under the eye.

kahit sobra-sobra na ako sa tulog talagang dark ang undereye ko e, so sa mga FB pics i look like a ghost! :D tapos pale pa yung lips ko.

iniisip ko rin mag mascara. can you recommend a good brand? gusto ko rin sana mag curl ng lash pero nagdadalawang-isip ako baka overtime doing it will take a toll on my lashes?

may isa pa akong concern... since newbie ako with all these parang ... diba ang hassle mag re-apply ng lipstick? pero meron akong colorstay lippie, naalis nga lang when eating oily food. gusto kong magtry ng ibang brands para malaman ko ano nga ba yung magagandang lipsticks pero i'm having second thoughts nga kasi hassle mag re-apply. am i just being stupid?


sis sa concealer try mo nalang nars radiant concealer maganda sya kahit hindi iset at nakakabrighten

sa mascara naman maganda yun fairydrops 8 in 1 mascara with treatment nakakacurl ng lash does not smudge at di heavy yan din concern ko eh yun maclump kaya nagiging heavy

for lippies naman yun mga mac matte long lasting sakin well almost anything na matte naman long lasting

quinone

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #88 on: April 09, 2013, 09:10:01 pm »
^thanks sis chirochan. try ko sa mga counters yang mga products na yan :)

cheezecake

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #89 on: April 09, 2013, 09:27:06 pm »
anong primer ba ang maganda? feel ko bilis malusaw make up now kasi mainit

foruiz

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #90 on: April 10, 2013, 10:25:09 am »
^I use UDPP for my eye shadows.

chirochan

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #91 on: April 11, 2013, 10:50:10 pm »
anong primer ba ang maganda? feel ko bilis malusaw make up now kasi mainit

instead of primer mg setting spray ka nalang sis

hann-hann

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #92 on: April 13, 2013, 02:55:45 am »
Bumili ako kanina ng brow set sa Etude House kaya lang nung tinry ko na pagkauwi ko parang ang messy ng pagkakalagay ko hahah di pa ako sanay.

kawaii_chan

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #93 on: April 13, 2013, 03:59:09 am »
anong primer ba ang maganda? feel ko bilis malusaw make up now kasi mainit

Hi! I'm no expert when it comes to make up pero you can try Revlon products.  The one i'm using is the color stay foundation. It says that it's good for 24hrs but it will also depend on your skin type.  Ako kase oily so mejo 8-10 hours lang.

Good luck! :)

cheezecake

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #94 on: April 14, 2013, 10:27:45 am »
^Thanks sis for the response. Try ko kapag naubos yung binigay ni SIL na Mac foundie.
@Chirochan anong spray?

cottondoll

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #95 on: April 14, 2013, 12:39:15 pm »
Can anyone recommend a good liquid foundation with good staying power and medium coverage? Nothing high-end. Drugstore products are all I can be bothered with right now. Thank you! :)

qt_ben17

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #96 on: April 16, 2013, 04:18:07 am »
^  maybelline dream matte mousse. it's medium coverage, buildable to full. i use it actually sa body to achieve
faux tan during summers, and it stays the whole day. i never needed to retouch :)

cheezecake

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #97 on: April 16, 2013, 10:07:35 am »
napapansin ko if put moisturizer you need to let it stay for 20 minutes before applying foundie mas tumatagal yung make-up.  I dunno lang kung mabilad ka sa araw kung malulusaw pa rin.  I will go out later and check this out.

ohcmon

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #98 on: April 28, 2013, 12:38:19 pm »
Sisses, 'pag naka-BB cream na pwede na ba i-skip powder foundie? I tried kasi BB Cream and foundie after, ganda ng coverage pero parang cakey.

foruiz

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Re: Makeup Guide for Beginners (Thread 3)
« Reply #99 on: April 28, 2013, 01:20:48 pm »
^i use my Tfs power perfection bb cream with my mac studio fix powder foundation and it does not seem cakey naman.

 

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