Ben Nye Powder: Clueless & Confused..lol.

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Mariam L.

Apr 5, 2013

Mariam L.

Hi beauties, so I have a couple questions about highlighting.. I don't use concealer, primer, highlight or contour.. I'm out of the zone..lol I use Mary Kay's powder foundation, but I was wondering will it be ok if I use Ben Nye's powder over my foundation? I also have very fair skin...would Buff or Cameo work well on my skin? Sorry for all the questions.. I think I'm the only girl who is so clueless about all of this. Thank you dolls!!<3<3<3.

Atiyah Y.

Apr 5, 2013

Atiyah Y.

Cameo definitely wouldn't work, it's too dark. Translucent powder may be your best bet. But that may not give you the highlighting effect you want since you said you don't use concealer. You can also had a shimmery white eyeshadow down the bridge of your nose & right above your cheekbones. Those are of the highlighting areas. So when the sun hits those places you put the shadow it'll reflect.

Mariam L.

Apr 5, 2013

Mariam L.

Thank you loves! I'll just use an eyeshadow to highlight until I get a tan lol :)

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