Concealer As Foundation Help MUAS.

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Mia Taryn B.

May 30, 2013

Mia Taryn B.

I watched a Wayne G. tutorial where he suggested to use a full coverage concealer mixed with lotion to essentially make your own tinted moisturizer. I want to try it but don't want to waste my money on concealer I would never use alone. Has anyone tried this technique and how were the results?

Lulu W.

May 30, 2013

Lulu W.

I have tried it, or actually I am doing it. In stead of lotion I use toner water, because I need it to be thinner. I think it works great, last longer and keeps your skin hydrated!

Juliana A.

May 30, 2013

Juliana A.

I had to do this once, went to a friends party to get ready, left the foundation at home! but they told me how great my skin looked after. and they didnt know about my incident.

Stephanie W.

May 31, 2013

Stephanie W.

Depending the thickness you could use a foundation also like drug store cover girl clean is very thin. I use it in my airbrush for practice instead of expensive product like occ or Temptu

Mia Taryn B.

May 31, 2013

Mia Taryn B.

Thanks for the input guys, I am going to get the Tarte Concealer and try it out. :-)

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