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Diana T.

Apr 17, 2014

Diana T.

Ok so most people say that doing this makes their makeup appear cakey but when it's done right I set my liquid foundation with a powder foundation then apply concealer over it then apply a translucent setting powder and then set it all with setting spray - I don't care what anyone else says this method works to keep my makeup on all day long n looking flawless n matte until I wipe if off my face at night :P.

Sam R.

Apr 17, 2014

Sam R.

@ Diana what kind of concealer? liquid? and concealer on your whole face? I'm trying to imagine this method

Diana T.

Apr 17, 2014

Diana T.

Oh lol sorry for being so vague so I use a full coverage cream concealer only on my acne scars and dark under eye circles :P basically to cover up anything the foundation missed.

Shauna S.

Apr 17, 2014

Shauna S.

Also for people with oily skin to make your makeup last longer, you can apply primer, then a light dusting of powder, then your foundation, and then set it with powder.

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