Foundation How-To: Finding The Best Coverage For Day And Night (VIDEO)

ACR1226

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06:50 PM on 02/03/2012

considering the subject matter, a smiling speaker would be highly appropriate. not one smile here, beginning to end. are we going to a funeral?

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chelsea814

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05:49 PM on 02/03/2012

Kim K's make up doesnt look too good in this picture. You can see the make up line and it looks too orange. This picture of her shouldnt be featured in this article.

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vlntyn

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04:48 PM on 02/03/2012

the sponge is so yesterday and wastes product! a foundation brush is so much better and gives an even coverage. when looking at the "artist's" make-up, i had to wonder ....

also, looking through the slides - some of them looked ghastly! and there was beckham ...again the woman does NOT know how to smile!

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Beth SparksJacques

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04:27 PM on 02/03/2012

I agree that this does not seem like anything new or great. I have rosacea and these tips do not work for me. I have tried many brands of foundation and tinted moisturizer and some are awful and some are just so-so.

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livii93

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04:22 PM on 02/03/2012

the foundations didnt seem to match either of their skintones.. too dark.

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Amy Hrynyk Malvar

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02:58 PM on 02/03/2012

I love things like this: THE BEST WAY...yes, the best way for that particular makeup artist on that particular person using that particular product on that particular day, when the moon is waxing and the humidity is at precisely 55%.....Give me a break! In the last few years, drugstore foundations have come a LOOOOONG way, and most of them (Walgreens, CVS, etc.) will take returns on makeup, no questions asked. So it pays to try a few shades of a product, find the perfect one, and return the rest. OR, sometimes blending two shades is the best way to get your match. Also- It is almost never necessary to have foundation all the way out to your jawline, unless you need coverage there. the t-zone, forehead, and cheeks (to cover brown spots, etc) is adequate for the majority of the population. Go on one of the trillion makeup blogs to read reviews before you go to the store, and find a foundation that sounds like it meets your needs. A good website with great reviews, also : makeupalley.com. I am absolutely obsessed with makeup, and I want everyone to know that it's NOT THAT HARD!!! Looking great is accessible to everyone, at every budget.

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BUGIIS

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02:08 PM on 02/03/2012

Load the product on the sponge??????!!! I don't know about anyone else but my foundation is expensive, when I have "loaded" foundation on a sponge the bulk of the product stayed on the sponge. Ladies, don't do it....gently use your fingers.......

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famone4

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02:04 PM on 02/03/2012

This had to be the biggest waste of time EVER! There was absolutely no new information given. No helpful hints or tricks whatsoever! What was the point of this video? Oooh... She told us to put on a little less for a lighter look and then a little more for fuller coverage and some powder for a matte look. How ever did she figure that one out?! I was really looking forward to something interesting.

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HOTinNM

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01:53 PM on 02/03/2012

They just gave us 17 pictures of women who are all rich and have perfect skin because of the laser treatments, peels and so on and so forth. Of course they have perfect skin! And by the way, this tip was nothing new. My grandma taught me that.... I am yawning

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mahdavi724

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12:06 PM on 02/03/2012

It might have helped if the 2nd gal washed the oil off her face first.

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ACR1226

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06:56 PM on 02/03/2012

i was thinking that too, and that's not the fault of the model, but the fault of the instructor. this video looks like it was made by high school students for a midterm project.

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Laura PrivateInfo

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12:05 PM on 02/03/2012

The first model you can clearly see the "T" foundation marks left behind using the T method......... yawns!

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mlondeaux

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10:02 AM on 02/03/2012

I have found the most incredible product for glowing skin. The other day I was shopping at a local drugstore and saw Garnier's Skin Renew Miracle Skin Perfector. The "before" and "after" pictures on the box were amazing, and Walgreens allows you to return makeup if you don't like it (with receipt), so I decided why not give it a try. I was absolutely amazed by this product. I have a somewhat ruddy complexion and this product evened out my skin tone and made my skin look flawless, without that heavy feel you get from some foundations. It also has an SPF 15 to protect my skin while outside. I have never used anything like this before, and I'm still not sure if it's cream or a foundation, but the results are beyond anything I ever expected.

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Teresa Di Marco

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09:53 AM on 02/03/2012

Hmm. These models are young and their skin in perfect condition.

How about having a real person ? Someone is their 50's??? I really think its a waste of my time if you
don't show real women. Come on.

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ACR1226

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06:55 PM on 02/03/2012

well, women in their 20s are real people, too. i wouldn't say their skin here is in perfect condition, either.

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