Mac Cream Or Powder Blush?
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Aug 8, 2012
Kim S.
Hi all! So im shopping online, and i want to try a cream brush from mac because i heard that cream brushes are better than powder brushes. Ive been using powder brushes for so long. I mean i love to experiment with make-up and im a mac girl, but i dont know why this is such a big deal to me. Thanks dolls! :)
Aug 8, 2012
Danie D.
i have a tendency to use them both. i use a cream on apples of cheeks then a powder to contour, next i finish off with a highligher applied with a fan brush
Apr 19, 2014
Laura R.
Honestly the darker Mac minerised skin finishes.