RCMA why won't you stay on my face?

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Mich N.

Sep 9, 2014

Mich N.

I bought one of the 5 series RCMA palletes (LOVE the colours & blendability) but I've got no idea how to keep it on... any suggestions?? I've tried mac prep and prime transparent finishing powder but don't really like using setting sprays unless I'm having a big night out because they usually break me out.

StacyAnn B.

Sep 9, 2014

StacyAnn B.

What primers are you using?

Mich N.

Sep 9, 2014

Mich N.

Thank you!! I bought the shinto palette. I've got the no color powder and Embroylisse on my shopping list. You're right, it has such a beautiful texture and natural finish for a full coverage foundation. Can't wait to give it another go :)

Ashley H.

Sep 9, 2014

Ashley H.

Hey I thought I knew so much about makeup but I don't know what RCMA means?!? Do tell. ;)

Ashley H.

Sep 10, 2014

Ashley H.

Ohhhh Ok cool. & thanks!!

Sonja B.

Sep 14, 2014

Sonja B.

Could someone please take a picture of how much they actually use for one application? When I try to take a pea size, I hardly get my face done. I must be doing something wrong. Also Jacqueline, please explain warming on your hand: when you warm it up, doesn't all the foundation get absorbed into your hand? I really want to work better with this as I know it is a great foundation, I have just not perfected my use with it yet.... Thanks for replying!

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