I do the same thing with my products-I stop using the products I like when they’re almost done, but I realized I was just saving them to eventually throw them away once they are no good any more. I worked on it this last year, and I managed.. I think 18 of my 24 in 2024, which I think is pretty good. We’ll see if I can do even better this year.
Cute necklace and pink eyeliner, or is it a shadow? I tend to focus on a product that I like and then force myself to use a different one and then I forget my fav product lol. I especially do this with blush
Thanks! it is Colorpop eyepencil in the shade Charmer. When I have the product I am less reluctant to use I pair it with the favourite one, so i use a little bit of one and a little bit of other! For me those are eyepencils!
Robert Welsh swears by using setting spray under his makeup to make it last longer. I haven't tried that myself but I do spray it after I powder my face to help it melt in.
@@the-ArtupHis theory is that (especially for oily people) the things that break up our makeup come from our skin, not from outside conditions-so placing the setting “barrier” between the skin and the makeup makes more sense than putting it on top of the makeup. I do both, when I really want my makeup to last (spray it under and then over my makeup) and I do think it makes a difference in longevity.
I have the porefessional spray and I use it as a primer. It helps me blurr the pores and makes my foundation stick and seems more even. I wouldn't repurchase it because I'd rather use other sprays this way and I don't see that much of a difference on my pores. I prefer using a blurring primer
@@stormofapril I am also a lover of poreless primers.I just remembered that I was so confused about the name of that spray, in my head it was supposed to eatase pore after all the makeup I've put!
@the-Artup It is fine but I find it overpriced, maybe for people with sensitive skin or as a skincare hybrid might work. I would rather use a putty pore blurring primer
Which product do you think I'll struggle the most with?
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I do the same thing with my products-I stop using the products I like when they’re almost done, but I realized I was just saving them to eventually throw them away once they are no good any more. I worked on it this last year, and I managed.. I think 18 of my 24 in 2024, which I think is pretty good. We’ll see if I can do even better this year.
@@whybekwhy Wow, you are amazing!What kind of products do you have this year?What was the hardest during your 24 in 2024?
Cute necklace and pink eyeliner, or is it a shadow? I tend to focus on a product that I like and then force myself to use a different one and then I forget my fav product lol. I especially do this with blush
Thanks! it is Colorpop eyepencil in the shade Charmer. When I have the product I am less reluctant to use I pair it with the favourite one, so i use a little bit of one and a little bit of other! For me those are eyepencils!
Robert Welsh swears by using setting spray under his makeup to make it last longer. I haven't tried that myself but I do spray it after I powder my face to help it melt in.
Thanks, I'll try that! Oh, so not for setting, but kinda "blending"?
@@the-ArtupHis theory is that (especially for oily people) the things that break up our makeup come from our skin, not from outside conditions-so placing the setting “barrier” between the skin and the makeup makes more sense than putting it on top of the makeup. I do both, when I really want my makeup to last (spray it under and then over my makeup) and I do think it makes a difference in longevity.
Thank you so much, It actually makes sense!I'll try it!
I have the porefessional spray and I use it as a primer. It helps me blurr the pores and makes my foundation stick and seems more even. I wouldn't repurchase it because I'd rather use other sprays this way and I don't see that much of a difference on my pores. I prefer using a blurring primer
@@stormofapril I am also a lover of poreless primers.I just remembered that I was so confused about the name of that spray, in my head it was supposed to eatase pore after all the makeup I've put!
@the-Artup It is fine but I find it overpriced, maybe for people with sensitive skin or as a skincare hybrid might work. I would rather use a putty pore blurring primer