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Candace V.

May 30, 2013

Candace V.

I'm going on a roadtrip at the beginning of July (going down to LA) and was wanting some suggestions on foundation and eye shadow.

I've been using BB cream as my go-to face product, but I'm looking at the MUFE Pro Finish Multi Use Powder foundation. Which product (in terms of liquid or powder) would be better?

I was considering taking my Lorac PRO palette but to save space, I think a smaller palette might be better. Any suggestions on a good but affordable (aka cheap) palettes? I'm thinking a neutral palette would be best, but lets me do a day or night look.

Issy I.

May 30, 2013

Issy I.

Urban decay naked basics pallette? I love it! Very compact on the go kinda pallette..

Shelley W.

May 30, 2013

Shelley W.

You should take your Lorac Pro with you. It's slender and not bulky at all. And you can get so many looks out of that. And stick with using your bb cream and just use your trip to L.A as an opportunity to shop for makeup. That's what I do when I go back home (which is L.A.). :)

Sarah V.

May 30, 2013

Sarah V.

I take my UD Naked Basics palette with me everytime I travel!! It's awesome. Pair it up with any eyeliner and you'll have everything you need!!

Issy I.

May 30, 2013

Issy I.

Well said Sarah! Totally agree! You gave me an idea for a new video.. Thanks x

Candace V.

May 31, 2013

Candace V.

Thanks for the suggestions!

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