Over blending my makeup?
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Jul 6, 2014
Annie D.
When to stop blending the contour & blush? I prefer the whole barely there contour & blush but I think I always overdo it and poof! They're gone when I'm on camera.
Jul 6, 2014
Kitty K.
Contouring is meant to be subtle :)
I usually contour lightly with my powder and blend it.. and I build from there. You can always blend over it lightly with any left over foundation. You have to kind of work & play with it to see what works out.