Ben Nye Clown White Foundation/Powder?

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Jaime T.

Aug 11, 2013

Jaime T.

For those that have use this, do you like it? (Never bought anything from this brand, but I heard someone from BL bringing it up briefly.) I am wondering how it would hold up with combo skin types, the texture, lasting power, coverage, etc. I want to do some Shironouri and Gothic looks with a whole white face. My friend said he used to use Hot Topic's white powder, but it no longer exists. :( (Charismastar used it in her Marie Antoinette Halloween look.)
Or if there's some really great white foundation/powder hiding from me, please do share! ;D I was tempted to used my Tako, but I stopped myself because it's not cheap lolz

Jaime T.

Aug 11, 2013

Jaime T.

Thank you, Aleighnna! I'll check out Medusa's Makeup, too! ;D.

Laura M.

Aug 11, 2013

Laura M.

I like the clown white you need to warm it up first so it's easier to blend and its good to stipple with a sponge then use a translucent powder over the top of it I use the Ben nye one Its an awesome product when used correctly I have a pic of when I used it last on a girl in class.

Laura M.

Aug 11, 2013

Laura M.

And like aleighnna said a little goes a long way.

Jaime T.

Aug 11, 2013

Jaime T.

Thanks, Laura! :)

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