SO, Knutschkugel Smoochie is asleep on my lap and I have different thoughts come . Is time again for the make up technical matters.
to read it again and again in relevant guidebooks and make-up artists of great gurus, that you make no mix ups and primers of different brands.
reason: *
to different consistencies
* No connection of the material - especially in the case of fluid
* no uniform Mixture possible
Why? Logically, because of the ingredients. BUT, for branded products: Makeup Forever, Mac, Bobby Brown, Lancome and co I made the opposite experience.
I mix like wildly to the right skin tone to take. Whether for me or photo shoots. After all the important questions regarding the allergies have been resolved and there is no impediment.
Especially with very bright, warm skin types, it is helpful because I like to mix Make up Forever # 110 # Jade Dream Satin liquid sand 21st
Another advantage: you can specifically use the properties of the primers. Say the effect of HD-muse combined with the satin-effect of Satin Dream Liquid. Or the release of Lancome mats with muse.
I mix but always fluid.
What experience have you done or why or why not your mixes your mixes?
to read it again and again in relevant guidebooks and make-up artists of great gurus, that you make no mix ups and primers of different brands.
reason: *
to different consistencies
* No connection of the material - especially in the case of fluid
* no uniform Mixture possible
Why? Logically, because of the ingredients. BUT, for branded products: Makeup Forever, Mac, Bobby Brown, Lancome and co I made the opposite experience.
I mix like wildly to the right skin tone to take. Whether for me or photo shoots. After all the important questions regarding the allergies have been resolved and there is no impediment.
Especially with very bright, warm skin types, it is helpful because I like to mix Make up Forever # 110 # Jade Dream Satin liquid sand 21st
Another advantage: you can specifically use the properties of the primers. Say the effect of HD-muse combined with the satin-effect of Satin Dream Liquid. Or the release of Lancome mats with muse.
I mix but always fluid.
What experience have you done or why or why not your mixes your mixes?
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