Nars sheer glow?

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Amy P.

Jun 23, 2013

Amy P.

I have combination skin that is more oily in the tzone and still a bit oily everywhere else. After watching some videos by Tanya Burr, I was thinking of switching my foundation from the Tarte full cover foundation to Nars sheer glow, and I was just wondering what everyone else's experience with the product is! What brushes do you use with it? I was going to use the Urban Decay Good Karma Blending Brush because it is my favourite blush. Also if anyone could color match me that would be amazing! I'm the one in the middle!

Maddi L.

Jun 23, 2013

Maddi L.

I love nars sheer glow! I have dry/sensitive skin and its finish is matte for me! it sets flawlessly! so maybe just set yours with a powder. I use a real technique buffing brush! get them to match your colour at the counter!

Georgie K.

Jun 23, 2013

Georgie K.

I just bought it yesterday after seeing Tanya's amazing complexion! I use the expert face brush from real techniques but fingers are recommended.
It's absolutely gorgeous!
You should get a sample first though :)

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