@@reformingbeauty That's strange. My app shows it there. I had the Boardwalk Betty shade of the bronzer in my cart, but it sold out by the time I was ready to place an order. I've been trying to get that shade forever! lol
@hrdillon1980 Yeah I searched RMS and it pulled up Merit products 🤷🏽♀️ It is very strange. I ❤️ using tan lines and madien's blush together for a wonderful healthy natural glow look!
OHOH! For really sweaty, hot, hormonal skin- Danessa Myricks, the balm in the tub stuff. That stuff is amazing. I once used the clear one under my armpits for a 99 degree day at an outdoor music festival, and my pits stayed bone dry for 4 hours, and still was working hard for a few hours after. It’s the ingredient in it, can’t name it, but it’s magic. The actual pigment balms are also what I end up reaching for when I don’t want to have a constant sweatstach. I’m laying it all out there, haha!
Agree the DM clear balm is great, I pop it on top like a powder but bounce it on with damp sponge so I don’t disturb anything. I have found some foundations don’t like it but works well with the Lisa Eldridge skin tint. That stuff lasts through anything and wears off well so looks very natural even if some sweats off. I also want to pick up the LH cosmetics blotting powder as apparently it has the same stuff in it the DM balm has.
Kackie - I am admittedly a beauty TH-cam addict. I absolutely LOVE your videos. I LOVE the way you educate, entertain, explain, not to mention you have such helpful people in your community. Thank you! 👏👏👏
Humid sweating it all off recs- I lived in NOLA for 11 years and danced miles down the street in Mardi Gras/Decadence parades for all those years. If you want your makeup to stay on while you party below sea level, you buy the nyx matte setting spray and spray that on after your sunscreen and before your makeup, and then again after your makeup. Ben Nye final seal for the last coat if you are really serious. This is not helpful for the sale, but it was helpful in my life 😂
I live in Houston so I feel ya! I find the Dior Backstage foundation is really nice for any skin type and completely different agree with you about a good setting spray.
Thanks all, I asked initial question and so grateful @kackie featured it! And thanks for the tips everyone. I am 43 premenopausal but have always sweated of my make-up even from living in Hong Kong, to Johannesburg now in Italy. I have been wondering about the JONES ROAD What the foundation could be a solution. The Sephora in Italy is pretty limited and not all the brands are available in Italy or Europe but will try the recommended ones you all mentioned below.
@@LizetteWatts-x8j I have dry, dehydrated skin but sweat like crazy because I have a health issue that gives me daily fevers & inflammation. Plus I live on an island 😂 so insane humidity! So finding something that won't melt off and also won't dry out my skin feels impossible 😭
For the person who asked for something for oily skin in hot, humid climate, who is also sweating and dealing the dreaded perimenopause or menopause…here’s what I’ve found. I’m 46 with combo but very oily in the T-zone skin, large pores, lived in Houston, TX and started sweating uncontrollably once I turned 40 if the temp is higher than 70. I start with the Tarte timeless smoothing primer (thanks, Tati!) in my T zone and use the Fenty eazedrop stick. It blends so beautifully and is not greasy at all. It lasts all day. I do set with powder and set with setting spray before and after powdering. I also use the givenchy concealer thanks to Kackie and I’ve been loving this combo. I still get shiny after a few hours and have to powder but it lasts through sweating and even napping. I want to try the Lisa Eldridge skin tint next and see how it does.
This summer I used Lisa E skin tint over everything else I own. My hot flashes started about 1 pm every day, and I live in Alabama. That skin tint lasted all day!!! My face looked like skin and no lie...weightless! Chef's kiss!
Ah these a great everyone ... I was contemplating trying the Jones Road What the Foundation for everyday basic look but will definitely take your recommendations for the others for a bit of a glow up
Thanks to you, I just learned why slightly mauve-y colours work so well on me! I have neutral olive undertones. (I'm a light skinned Brit. I discovered I have olive undertones when I was shade-matched by an MUA at Pat McGrath in Selfridges!! Game changer!)
I’m also light neutral olive and mauves are that gwirl. Some recs off the top of my dome that are my holy grails are… Mac glowplay blush in true harmony Mac lipstick in whirl Maybelline color sensational lip liner in gone greige (good lip contour if it’s toooo mauvey/purple for your liking) Nyx lip liner in mauve is like my lip color but better
For my sweaty friend: I'm a ballet teacher and I sweat in my makeup constantly, think big drips down the forehead sweating. I agree with Kackie: don't go with matte, you'll just mush it away and it will be very obvious when you start sweating. Go with a more natural finish, and with a good, even color deposit. I've been wearing the Shiseido Synchro Skin Self-Refreshing Foundation with the Shiseido Revitalessence primer when I teach, and I don't use powder, just a spritz of setting spray and I'm golden to sweat all day. This foundation is really compatible with liquid blushes and highlights, which I also recommend to withstand the sweating! Just embrace the sweat, just glow and shine!
I might repurchase my favorite face wash this sale but I’ve had a strong feeling lately that Sephora will be doing a 20% for all sale in about a month so I’m holding off. Still 1000% here for the infamous Patrick Ta eyeshadows in the thumbnail though, I MUST KNOW.
Re: NARS light reflecting foundation- that plus the ELF version of hydrogrip has been incredible for me - 41 yo face with normal to oily skin 😊 I gently powder and it wears quite well for me!
Hi Kackie, just here to say that lately you seem to be so happy and vibrant, and it's heartwarming - and it's even nicer to watch you! Sending lots of love!!
Hey, I have very oily skin and I am shocked by how amazing Dior stick is on my skin! Yea, it does not give a matte finish, but it blurs and does not shine through more than any other non-oily skin foundation. On top of that, it does not oxidize therefore it remains true cool rosy, it does not come off on my clothes during the day and it lasts sooooooooooo well, like I cannot compare. It doesn’t sit in fine lines, I just love it. It’s my fave.
I would normally sit quietly in the corner, but love the “mature, perimenopausal” + humidity questions. IRL, I would shout out my answers in an obnoxious, Jeopardy kind of way, but since I’ve been forewarned and in my best behavior voice… For context, I lie about my age and consider “looking 40?” a legit hobby. I use ‘LA Girl orange color corrector concealer’ under my foundation. It doesn’t emphasize my fine lines like Dermatology or look like a paste- Pixie, MUF, Beauty Pie, Glossier. (Plunking Yul is a great dupe for the Fresh Black Tea cream) Since I’m in GA, my “humidity-friendly” foundation is the SaltNY Sneaky Balm over the SuperGoop Glow Screen SPF. If I ever need to tone down the shine, my MAC Studio Fix compact is my go-to.
For the hot menopause lady, same, and I'm oily. Yes less full coverage for sure but less layers in general and using a strong setting spray before any makeup. Personally the hourglass makes me oily. I use the Charlotte Tillbury cuz it's a stronger dry down. I also use it at the end, so a prep and a set.
Just wanted to say again I can't thank you enough. 🙏 You just saved me at least $50 - [ not buying Mario cool matte palette now] and saved much trial and error time for consealers and foundation. I adore every single video you make and like rewatching them to try to lock mentally your knowledge. Thanks for letting us know how we can help you get $ through the sephora link btw.
the way i screamed “I KNEW IT” when you recommended the ilia eyeshadow palette for that ysl quad ….. i startled my wife in the other room with how loud it was
For the 40+ perimenopausal "sweats it off" foundation ask: it's not at Sephora, but I've done really well with a thin-ish layer of the Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow foundation, a thin layer of the Kosas powder (the new pink color is a reeeeeeeally good dupe for the original Givenchy formula in that #4 rose shade), and a setting spray (I've been using the purple Urban Decay one to give me a more "natural" texture back). I'm a 40 year old beauty photographer who already runs warm and sweats a lot, but those perimenopausal body changes are no joke, and when I'm on set, I need to look like I give a damn about makeup (because that's literally my job), but also stand and bend in weird positions for 10+ hours, carry and lift heavy equipment, etc. What I do is keep my skincare prep to a minimum in the morning--one serum that doubles as a moisturizer, and the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen, since that doubles as a sunscreen AND a blurring primer without clogging my pores--the less stuff on your face, the less there is to sweat off. I'll actually apply 1.25 pumps of the foundation in my hand, and I know this sounds crazy, but I'll actually apply it to my face like I was applying the sunscreen or serum, and pat it in so it looks even. The Supergoop is so silicone-y that it spreads around pretty easily and you don't need that much foundation to get decent coverage that looks natural. The Supergoop + Chanel foundation + any powder does look a bit matte (though not mask-like), so if I want a sliiiiiiightly less-matte finish that looks more like natural skin, I'll use the Urban Decay setting spray (Up All Night, I think? Dark purple), and if I want to look more "done" and finished/formal, the pink One/Size setting spray is basically hairspray for your face--it WORKS, but it's also matte, and I found it was clogging my pores when I wore a mask. And then when you sweat, blot, don't smear. But I've had full days of shooting in hot studios with that combo, and I've looked relatively untouched by the end. And I have tried EVERYTHING.
The perennial favorite is the Estee Lauder DoubleWear (regular, not heavy duty), and it's decent (can be thinned out, dries down, etc.), but I couldn't get as perfect of a shade match as I could with the Chanel (I'm B20 in Chanel, which is neutral with the faintest, faaaaaaintest hint of pink, whereas the 2N1 in the Estee Lauder looks a teeny bit yellow on me). So many of the other "longwear" formulas out there are either way too drying for healthy-but-maturing skin, or way too thick so that yeah, if it comes off with sweat, it looks terrible. And some formulas don't even dry down, which feels really disconcerting when you're a sweaty person (like the Dior Backstage reformulation from a few years ago). Estee Lauder actually had a sheer-er version YEARS ago (like, 10 years?) that was PERFECT--and in a plastic bottle that was perfect for travel, but they discontinued it, and the new "sheer" formula they came back with just wasn't quite the same.
Oh, and for concealers, I second Kackie's recs of the Givenchy and Kulfi. Givenchy is more serum-y and hydrating, but still dries down (good for dry skin days, or concealer-as-skin tint days), and the Kulfi is good for everyday. Both last all day. Both work fine with or without powder (though the Givenchy sometimes looks a little shiny), but the trick (and I'm sure you know this), is to put on the bare minimum you can get away with--the less you have on, the less can come off, or crease. But I've put on The Bare Minimum for all of these products, and they've served me really well. So much so, that I've apparently written a whole essay on them. But I KNOW the struggle of sweat, humidity, and perimenopause, and if I can be helpful, I'll try.
I feel every bit of the oily skin, hot humid weather and peri/post menopausal situation. I have been there. South Florida. Try a mattifying primer with a skin tint. If more coverage is needed in areas, use a concealer. Less is better. I used blotting papers during the day to soak up the oil, because I didn’t want to put more powder on.
I know you have said great things about the Givenchy Prisme Libre Skin Caring Concealer, but what are your thoughts on the Givenchy Prisme Libre Skin Caring Glow Foundation vs the Givenchy Prisme Libre Skin Caring Matte Foundation? Thank you for making such helpful and amazing content! 🩷
I got so excited when I saw this video! Thank you! Been watching for info on the PT shadows. The more I see them, the more I want the CT Smokey Quartz pop shot. Also wildly expensive, but none of the PT duos are perfect for my preferences.
For the person who was looking for for a concealer for foundation, I love using the Natasha denona. To be fair I don’t have oily skin but I feel like it would do well
That's a good call! I'm gonna toss in a vote in for the old trusty Tarte Maracuja Full Coverage Creaseless Concealer. I'm a performer and use it over 80% of my face, and that stuff stays put on my face during long gigs under hot lights and never needs a touch up. It looks good offstage, too.
I stumbled across your page about a week ago and I’m obsessed! I k ow that’s such an over used term, but I super enjoy your energy, humor, and descriptions. You are just a breath of fresh air ❤
For oily skin, my bulletproof combo in a southern August wedding was Hourglass Veil Mineral, Double Wear, Laura Mercier Translucent Powder (original). I still use this combo now that I live in FL and it's the greatest! Add UD All Nighter for truly survives apocalypse makeup lol. Using the Hourglass Veil Mineral Primer makes any foundation on top of it more waterproof and stay adhered better. Also pressing powder onto the skin instead of dusting. You can use a brush to remove excess if you feel like it's too visible when youre done.
On the oily skin foundation (+ humid weather) - Lisa Eldridge Seamless Skin Foundation. I know people go mad for the tint but as someone with oily/blemish prone skin I will wear nothing else. I 100% agree - on oily skin matt foundations just turn into cake, so the Lisa Eldridge will not mattify you but it WILL blur you like nobody's business. So if/when you get glowy you will still have no pores and just look like you have glass skin. I wore on a 13-hour travel day once with 2 flights and only patted my face twice with a tissue, otherwise it was perfect. Also for blemish prone skin - I have worn it pretty much every day for years and it hasn't broken me out once, in fact (same as the tint) my skin looked better once I started using it. It's the best
From a fellow hot flash haver, post menopausal , individual, I really like the Natasha Denona concealer and I use the hourglass loose powder to set. I can work some long days (14 hours plus during parts of the year), and it just doesn’t fail me, through hot flashes and all.
For the peri-menopause and heat/humidity here in The Bayou City (Houston), I love Dior Backstage. I have dry skin for reference. I have a pretty physical job and work outside in 100° weather with 90% humidity half the day and it holds up better than anything else I've found.
Liza Eldridge Skin tint IS incredible. Im late 40, combo skin. It wears beautifully, and I was one of the comments saying that the blemish i woke up with, which I was expecting to be worse at the end of the day was GONE at the end of the day. I just ordered 2 backups and I never order backups.
Wasn't planning on buying anything from Sephora, literally committed to Zer0!! things.. Just really love binge watching Kackie sometimes :) Descriptive, demonstrative, practical, etc. It's just so enjoyable! And helpful! So helpful that my cart is feeling verry empty.. lol. But seriously, I want to love the fenty stick but I cannot get a shade match. Anything similar with more cool tone options? The convenience of a stick is just unbeatable!! I'm currently using the Haus labs concealer 11N shade and Kosas concealer 0.7c shade.
Thank you for answering my question!! I feel so special!!! I did realize my much loved NARS is still fine-I went to my thicker moisturizer and boom! Much better! And I had changed my primer, so I switched back to my other primer…which has made a difference. I might check out Patrick Ta’s foundation next! Thank you!!! I love all your videos so much!
45, almost 46 here and love the tower 28 concealer. I’m almost out and planning to repurchase. I’ve heard good things about the haus labs concealer for maturing undereyes.
Fwiw, I’m 54 with somewhat dry skin and both the Kulfi and the Westman Atelier are beyond lovely. I went with the Kulfi because it has a better color match for me, but both give me better coverage with less creasing than either Tower 28 or Haus Labs. I think they are also both self-setting (the MUA at Sephora said that the Kulfi one is for sure, but I didn’t need powder for either) so no need for powder, which always looks aging on me.
As a light olive, I second the lavender setting powder! Before Givenchy came out with the minis of the Prisme Libre powders, they had a travel size of Shade 1 that was a little pot of just purple powder. It was weird, but perfect for me. Now that they've ruined the perfect powder, I have been on the lookout for a replacement. Anna Sui also has a lavender powder and that will probably be my next purchase.
Perimenopausal woman here, Laura Gellar spackle primer, fenty sof'lit foundation, Laura Gellar setting spray and Maybelline fit me powder ( I haven’t bought the huda powder yet) but I was able to walk around Orlando at 3pm in the afternoon and my makeup was still perfect when I got to the restaurant. I swear by the fenty foundation and Natasha Denona concealer.
Menopausal, live in a humid climate and sweat like crazy . Urban Decay Face Bond or Fenty Beauty , I have the skin tint stick and soft lit luminous, all are waterproof sweat and humidity proof.
For true foundation , dior backstage is a bomb proof with a very good shade range. I also use YSL 24hrs but it doesn't work on dry skin so well, it requires good moisturing base. Plus setting spray like one size or l'oreal, again bomb proofing your makeup like hairspray.Hope that helps.
@monikachlebowska6269 I 2nd that YSL foundation. 53 yo Hot flashes everyday lives in AL. It is beautiful. Used the Lisa Eldridge Skin Tint for the summer for a lighter feel. I will go back to YSL for the winter and longer wear needs.
Perimenopausal with combo skin here. I'd recommend skincare + Supergoop unseen sunscreen + primer if you do that step (Jane Iredale makes good ones, or the Tom Ford soft matte) + a liquid concealer for breakout (thanks hormones) + Janes Iredale powder foundation all over. If you still need some spot concealing, the MAC Studio fix powder. And then whatever products you like, I use creams, liquids, or powder. Just take care over blemishes that you don't undo your work (I'm "lucky" in that my breakouts are mostly on my nose).
Yay for a weekend upload!! I have had the same results with Lisa's skin tint, making my skin feel even better after wearing it all day. In fact, I may have found a hack. I had a wedding I attended where I needed a bit more glam. I applied the skin tin under the LE foundation (almost like a primer), and not only did it withstand the humidity, dancinf and rain from the evening, the finish was so much better than with the the foundation by itself.
I had this long comment and they keep disappearing as I’m writing them. Anyway I’ll sum it up, Sarah Creal’s brand has been around for less than a year and asks $58 for a concealer, Dior makeup since 1955, asking for $40. These newborn baby brands need to relax. They need at least 10 years of positive product proof before charging those kind of numbers.
Hi Kackie!! You and I have a similar, if not the same, undertone and my ideal wearable "bedroom eyes brown" is exactly in line with yours! I too saw that PT duo (In the club) and knew immediately that it would be too cool for me. Thank you so much for your reviews and your work!!
Kackie, I finally pulled the trigger on the Kosas cloud set. I am super dry and stay away from powders. GIRL! Your description and recommendation is so spot on. I love it. I need no other, that is all
I'm over 50 and I adore the Givenchy concealor which I got because of you, Kackie! I use it as topical coverage all over when I don't want a full on foundation and it's SO GOOD! and I don't like the Summer Fridays lip balm either...doesn't go on smoothly, just .....mehhhhh.... but the Ole Henricksen blends on so smoothly and completely (the SF does NOT on me) and keeps my lips smooth and hydrated for HOURS. Yay!
I believe there is salicylic acid in the Lisa Eldridge skintint, which could definitely help with blemishes. I have no idea about the percentage that is in it though
For the NARS foundation question, I use that foundation too. I saw a MUA suggest spraying MAC Fix+ on your face first, letting that absorb but not fully, then use a brush to apply the foundation and a sponge to press it in. I’ve been doing that method and it’s been great. 44 yo face!
Im loving your new format with titles…you’ve really upgraded your videos. I have trouble understanding why someone would want to use a concealer as foundation. I have combo skin and the Prada foundation (& Lisa Eldridge tint) are my standard. xoxo
Loved the QnA video👍! I have 57yo tan combo oily skin and love the Fenty Eaze Drop (liquid), may try the stick (if i want glow ). So glad u recommend Ilia shadow palette. Im liking their concealer too.
Kackie - hoping you can help me choose. You're my skin twin but I also an "everything turns orange on me". I was reading comments on your "how to find your undertone" video and you suggested that those of us where everything turns orange, to top blush with a violet coloured blush, to achieve a nude look (I so want to enjoy my Pat McGrath fluertatious nudeness and not have it look so peach!). Would you suggest (1) Anastasia Beverly Hills Blurring Serum Liquid Blush in Baby Pink vs.(2) MAKEUP BY MARIO Soft Pop Plumping Cream Blush Veil in Pink Peony. Thank you so much for your help and LOVE your videos!!
39:27 “Janine 🙂↔️” 👀🤣🤣🤣 her meth comparison had me cracking up lmaooo like whaaaaattt. My goodness Janine, it’s okay. There, there.. I know times are tough but it wasn’t kackie that caused inflation 😭
I LOVED this video. I live in Florida and have oily skin (yes, it's a hellish combo) and highly recommend: the Hourglass concealer, setting spray, and primer, Danessa Myricks blurring balm powder (it's just the BEST,) the new One Size foundation, Makeup by Mario powder, Milk Makeup setting powder, all of the Ciele products, and the Tower 28 powder. Also, surprisingly the new Patrick Ta foundation holds up well?
Thanks so much for this video! I was on the fence about the new Makeup by Mario eyeshadow pallet and you gave me exactly what I needed to remove it from my cart and save $$$.
Thank you for this video! Not me blushing from embarrassment watching the Unresolved mystery moment! I don’t know how it happened, but I was planning to ask about a comparison between the Dior and Mario sculpting sticks😅 But your review of the Mario stick in the Clean beauty section almost convinced me💸I literally don’t buy anything without checking your video on it first. And I’d be crackling nonstop if you made a video about our Darling Charlotte Tilbury with a British accent
I have dry perimenopausal skin but am running warm due to lovely hormones. Estes lauder’s double wear applied with damp sponge to well prepped skin ftw. A little goes a long way!
I have a large matte multicolor Mario eyeshadow palette which I love. At almost 60 and rather a lazy girl...the colors work great on my skin and are appropriate for work. I also use the colors for eyeliner, face contouring and eyebrow filling. I do finish with a mist.
Can you compare Sarah Creal, Ole Henriksen and the Eadem lip balms, please? I bought the Eadem Butter Mochi and it’s my top lip product for my super dry lips. Thanks for your recommendation! They’re always dry, and need something on them at all times. I have dry skin and live in a dry climate.
For the hot humid climate and sweaty needs: Laura Mercier real flawless Missha BB cream in the red tube Shiseido synchro skin Lisa Eldridge skin tint La Mer soft fluid Tarte foundclealer Those are all my reliables in the New Orleans heat
That's so interesting about the Nars foundation. I had the same experience as whoever had the question. It was my favorite until suddenly it looked awful on my older skin yet still oily skin.
menopausal for a few years now and the Rituel de Fille foundation is the only thing not slipping off my overheated sweaty self making me look a mess. i live near the ocean so have a fair amount of humidity in my life… but i honestly mostly just spot conceal. i do use UD setting spray if i need it to last. my skin is combo/dry. i haven’t been experimenting with many base products bc of my extra moisture everywhere
Flashy fox here....what I've recently found to last is pigmented liquid products (not cream). I find concentrated liquid formulas with excellent blendabily have the best staying power. Plus it's less product on your face. For foundation I like using concealer where I need it, followed by liquid bronzer/contour and liquid blush. I then set with powder bronzer and powder blush. Also try powder foundations like the OG bareminerals!!
Hi Kackie, which Sarah Creal lip product were you referring to?! You made it sound amazing! Also, thanks for being simultaneously wildly informative and entertaining in your vids - it’s a talent!!
I am DYING 😂
“Hypnotizing pop shots, darling” lolololololol
RMS is at Ulta, now, if anyone was wondering. 😊
Thank you!! This is great news ☺️
Thank you. I never tried them. I mainly order from Ulta.
I haven't found RMS on my app or at my Dallas, TX stores. But I'm an RMS stan and have everything from them already 😅
@@reformingbeauty That's strange. My app shows it there. I had the Boardwalk Betty shade of the bronzer in my cart, but it sold out by the time I was ready to place an order. I've been trying to get that shade forever! lol
@hrdillon1980 Yeah I searched RMS and it pulled up Merit products 🤷🏽♀️ It is very strange. I ❤️ using tan lines and madien's blush together for a wonderful healthy natural glow look!
I watch Kackie to wake up and then go over to Hannah Louise Poston to calm down. You both do such informative reviews in an entertaining way ❤
When you came on as charlotte tilbury it made my day 😂
OHOH! For really sweaty, hot, hormonal skin- Danessa Myricks, the balm in the tub stuff. That stuff is amazing. I once used the clear one under my armpits for a 99 degree day at an outdoor music festival, and my pits stayed bone dry for 4 hours, and still was working hard for a few hours after. It’s the ingredient in it, can’t name it, but it’s magic. The actual pigment balms are also what I end up reaching for when I don’t want to have a constant sweatstach. I’m laying it all out there, haha!
Agree the DM clear balm is great, I pop it on top like a powder but bounce it on with damp sponge so I don’t disturb anything. I have found some foundations don’t like it but works well with the Lisa Eldridge skin tint. That stuff lasts through anything and wears off well so looks very natural even if some sweats off. I also want to pick up the LH cosmetics blotting powder as apparently it has the same stuff in it the DM balm has.
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Kackie - I am admittedly a beauty TH-cam addict. I absolutely LOVE your videos. I LOVE the way you educate, entertain, explain, not to mention you have such helpful people in your community. Thank you! 👏👏👏
Oh i love the “This or that” videos you make so much. It’s really helpful to have a straight answer yes or no😅
Humid sweating it all off recs-
I lived in NOLA for 11 years and danced miles down the street in Mardi Gras/Decadence parades for all those years. If you want your makeup to stay on while you party below sea level, you buy the nyx matte setting spray and spray that on after your sunscreen and before your makeup, and then again after your makeup. Ben Nye final seal for the last coat if you are really serious. This is not helpful for the sale, but it was helpful in my life 😂
I live in Houston so I feel ya! I find the Dior Backstage foundation is really nice for any skin type and completely different agree with you about a good setting spray.
LOL I live in NOLA too and approve this message
Thanks all, I asked initial question and so grateful @kackie featured it! And thanks for the tips everyone. I am 43 premenopausal but have always sweated of my make-up even from living in Hong Kong, to Johannesburg now in Italy. I have been wondering about the JONES ROAD What the foundation could be a solution. The Sephora in Italy is pretty limited and not all the brands are available in Italy or Europe but will try the recommended ones you all mentioned below.
@@LizetteWatts-x8j I have dry, dehydrated skin but sweat like crazy because I have a health issue that gives me daily fevers & inflammation. Plus I live on an island 😂 so insane humidity! So finding something that won't melt off and also won't dry out my skin feels impossible 😭
For the person who asked for something for oily skin in hot, humid climate, who is also sweating and dealing the dreaded perimenopause or menopause…here’s what I’ve found. I’m 46 with combo but very oily in the T-zone skin, large pores, lived in Houston, TX and started sweating uncontrollably once I turned 40 if the temp is higher than 70. I start with the Tarte timeless smoothing primer (thanks, Tati!) in my T zone and use the Fenty eazedrop stick. It blends so beautifully and is not greasy at all. It lasts all day. I do set with powder and set with setting spray before and after powdering. I also use the givenchy concealer thanks to Kackie and I’ve been loving this combo. I still get shiny after a few hours and have to powder but it lasts through sweating and even napping. I want to try the Lisa Eldridge skin tint next and see how it does.
This summer I used Lisa E skin tint over everything else I own. My hot flashes started about 1 pm every day, and I live in Alabama. That skin tint lasted all day!!! My face looked like skin and no lie...weightless! Chef's kiss!
I'm 46 and an oily gal in perimenoupase in Dallas 😅 I just don't wear foundation and embrace the dew!
But interested in the primer!
@@maryarmstrong2231 girl the naps are so important lol
I switched to all creams during peri. I've found the dewy finishes are more forgiving of hot flashes.
Ah these a great everyone ... I was contemplating trying the Jones Road What the Foundation for everyday basic look but will definitely take your recommendations for the others for a bit of a glow up
I LOVED THE FORMAT OF THIS VIDEO! SO FUN!
Thanks to you, I just learned why slightly mauve-y colours work so well on me! I have neutral olive undertones. (I'm a light skinned Brit. I discovered I have olive undertones when I was shade-matched by an MUA at Pat McGrath in Selfridges!! Game changer!)
I’m also light neutral olive and mauves are that gwirl. Some recs off the top of my dome that are my holy grails are…
Mac glowplay blush in true harmony
Mac lipstick in whirl
Maybelline color sensational lip liner in gone greige (good lip contour if it’s toooo mauvey/purple for your liking)
Nyx lip liner in mauve is like my lip color but better
I'm so excited to try this.
@@Kori-Barrenger- great recs! Will definitely try out! Many thanks 🙏🏻
@@rbaker368 no problem 🖤
I don’t think Maybelline makes Gone Greige anymore :(
For my sweaty friend: I'm a ballet teacher and I sweat in my makeup constantly, think big drips down the forehead sweating. I agree with Kackie: don't go with matte, you'll just mush it away and it will be very obvious when you start sweating. Go with a more natural finish, and with a good, even color deposit. I've been wearing the Shiseido Synchro Skin Self-Refreshing Foundation with the Shiseido Revitalessence primer when I teach, and I don't use powder, just a spritz of setting spray and I'm golden to sweat all day. This foundation is really compatible with liquid blushes and highlights, which I also recommend to withstand the sweating! Just embrace the sweat, just glow and shine!
I came up with something fun: try saying it quick, kackie cackles cracks me up
As a millennial standing in my kitchen drinking wine and cooking my dog dinner, the charlotte tilbury has me screaming to myself.
I might repurchase my favorite face wash this sale but I’ve had a strong feeling lately that Sephora will be doing a 20% for all sale in about a month so I’m holding off. Still 1000% here for the infamous Patrick Ta eyeshadows in the thumbnail though, I MUST KNOW.
the jeanine callout at the end LMFAOAOSORNDJEBXBE
😂😂😂 I thought the same thing
Re: NARS light reflecting foundation- that plus the ELF version of hydrogrip has been incredible for me - 41 yo face with normal to oily skin 😊 I gently powder and it wears quite well for me!
Thank you! I am trying this combination today.
Hourglass blushes are ambiguous - YES! I would never have articulated that but it is so right!
Hi Kackie, just here to say that lately you seem to be so happy and vibrant, and it's heartwarming - and it's even nicer to watch you! Sending lots of love!!
Was NOT expecting that sudden callout by name!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 LOVE YOU ❤❤❤❤❤
Hey, I have very oily skin and I am shocked by how amazing Dior stick is on my skin!
Yea, it does not give a matte finish, but it blurs and does not shine through more than any other non-oily skin foundation.
On top of that, it does not oxidize therefore it remains true cool rosy, it does not come off on my clothes during the day and it lasts sooooooooooo well, like I cannot compare. It doesn’t sit in fine lines, I just love it. It’s my fave.
I would normally sit quietly in the corner, but love the “mature, perimenopausal” + humidity questions. IRL, I would shout out my answers in an obnoxious, Jeopardy kind of way, but since I’ve been forewarned and in my best behavior voice… For context, I lie about my age and consider “looking 40?” a legit hobby. I use ‘LA Girl orange color corrector concealer’ under my foundation. It doesn’t emphasize my fine lines like Dermatology or look like a paste- Pixie, MUF, Beauty Pie, Glossier. (Plunking Yul is a great dupe for the Fresh Black Tea cream) Since I’m in GA, my “humidity-friendly” foundation is the SaltNY Sneaky Balm over the SuperGoop Glow Screen SPF. If I ever need to tone down the shine, my MAC Studio Fix compact is my go-to.
For the hot menopause lady, same, and I'm oily. Yes less full coverage for sure but less layers in general and using a strong setting spray before any makeup. Personally the hourglass makes me oily. I use the Charlotte Tillbury cuz it's a stronger dry down. I also use it at the end, so a prep and a set.
I spy another Ginger. Hello 👋 😊❤
@lisadgingersnaps9843 hyeeeeeeeeee ginger sister😁👩🦰
Thank you! You just saved me from buying sona sona as I already have the ND palette!
Thanks so much for this. Quick note: the Fenty stick goes on like a dream but it was texture city on my 60 plus dry skin.
Just wanted to say again I can't thank you enough. 🙏 You just saved me at least $50 - [ not buying Mario cool matte palette now] and saved much trial and error time for consealers and foundation. I adore every single video you make and like rewatching them to try to lock mentally your knowledge.
Thanks for letting us know how we can help you get $ through the sephora link btw.
Estee Lauder for humid weather! A thin layer in places you need, it looks beautiful!
the way i screamed “I KNEW IT” when you recommended the ilia eyeshadow palette for that ysl quad ….. i startled my wife in the other room with how loud it was
For the 40+ perimenopausal "sweats it off" foundation ask: it's not at Sephora, but I've done really well with a thin-ish layer of the Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow foundation, a thin layer of the Kosas powder (the new pink color is a reeeeeeeally good dupe for the original Givenchy formula in that #4 rose shade), and a setting spray (I've been using the purple Urban Decay one to give me a more "natural" texture back). I'm a 40 year old beauty photographer who already runs warm and sweats a lot, but those perimenopausal body changes are no joke, and when I'm on set, I need to look like I give a damn about makeup (because that's literally my job), but also stand and bend in weird positions for 10+ hours, carry and lift heavy equipment, etc. What I do is keep my skincare prep to a minimum in the morning--one serum that doubles as a moisturizer, and the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen, since that doubles as a sunscreen AND a blurring primer without clogging my pores--the less stuff on your face, the less there is to sweat off. I'll actually apply 1.25 pumps of the foundation in my hand, and I know this sounds crazy, but I'll actually apply it to my face like I was applying the sunscreen or serum, and pat it in so it looks even. The Supergoop is so silicone-y that it spreads around pretty easily and you don't need that much foundation to get decent coverage that looks natural. The Supergoop + Chanel foundation + any powder does look a bit matte (though not mask-like), so if I want a sliiiiiiightly less-matte finish that looks more like natural skin, I'll use the Urban Decay setting spray (Up All Night, I think? Dark purple), and if I want to look more "done" and finished/formal, the pink One/Size setting spray is basically hairspray for your face--it WORKS, but it's also matte, and I found it was clogging my pores when I wore a mask. And then when you sweat, blot, don't smear. But I've had full days of shooting in hot studios with that combo, and I've looked relatively untouched by the end. And I have tried EVERYTHING.
The perennial favorite is the Estee Lauder DoubleWear (regular, not heavy duty), and it's decent (can be thinned out, dries down, etc.), but I couldn't get as perfect of a shade match as I could with the Chanel (I'm B20 in Chanel, which is neutral with the faintest, faaaaaaintest hint of pink, whereas the 2N1 in the Estee Lauder looks a teeny bit yellow on me). So many of the other "longwear" formulas out there are either way too drying for healthy-but-maturing skin, or way too thick so that yeah, if it comes off with sweat, it looks terrible. And some formulas don't even dry down, which feels really disconcerting when you're a sweaty person (like the Dior Backstage reformulation from a few years ago). Estee Lauder actually had a sheer-er version YEARS ago (like, 10 years?) that was PERFECT--and in a plastic bottle that was perfect for travel, but they discontinued it, and the new "sheer" formula they came back with just wasn't quite the same.
Oh, and for concealers, I second Kackie's recs of the Givenchy and Kulfi. Givenchy is more serum-y and hydrating, but still dries down (good for dry skin days, or concealer-as-skin tint days), and the Kulfi is good for everyday. Both last all day. Both work fine with or without powder (though the Givenchy sometimes looks a little shiny), but the trick (and I'm sure you know this), is to put on the bare minimum you can get away with--the less you have on, the less can come off, or crease. But I've put on The Bare Minimum for all of these products, and they've served me really well. So much so, that I've apparently written a whole essay on them. But I KNOW the struggle of sweat, humidity, and perimenopause, and if I can be helpful, I'll try.
@@samanthawolov7314 Thanks for writing this up and sharing your knowledge! So many really great gems in here. ❤️
@@samanthawolov7314I LOVED the original Double Wear Sheer. Pour one out for discontinued favorites 💔
@@melissabee8522 I might have actually cried when I heard it was discontinued. It was *perfect*.
I’m obsessed with the Olehenriksen balms, I have three and still want another color. They look so beautiful and they last!
I feel every bit of the oily skin, hot humid weather and peri/post menopausal situation. I have been there. South Florida. Try a mattifying primer with a skin tint. If more coverage is needed in areas, use a concealer. Less is better. I used blotting papers during the day to soak up the oil, because I didn’t want to put more powder on.
I know you have said great things about the Givenchy Prisme Libre Skin Caring Concealer, but what are your thoughts on the Givenchy Prisme Libre Skin Caring Glow Foundation vs the Givenchy Prisme Libre Skin Caring Matte Foundation? Thank you for making such helpful and amazing content! 🩷
I would tag along this question- how does the Hourglass concealer compare to the Prisme Libre Concealer? I have combo skin, but mature under eyes.
I got so excited when I saw this video! Thank you!
Been watching for info on the PT shadows. The more I see them, the more I want the CT Smokey Quartz pop shot. Also wildly expensive, but none of the PT duos are perfect for my preferences.
If it helps, I have both the CT smoky quartz and the PT duo shadows and they are bith very beautiful and they are different colors. 😊
For the person who was looking for for a concealer for foundation, I love using the Natasha denona. To be fair I don’t have oily skin but I feel like it would do well
That's a good call!
I'm gonna toss in a vote in for the old trusty Tarte
Maracuja Full Coverage Creaseless Concealer. I'm a performer and use it over 80% of my face, and that stuff stays put on my face during long gigs under hot lights and never needs a touch up. It looks good offstage, too.
I stumbled across your page about a week ago and I’m obsessed! I k ow that’s such an over used term, but I super enjoy your energy, humor, and descriptions. You are just a breath of fresh air ❤
For oily skin, my bulletproof combo in a southern August wedding was Hourglass Veil Mineral, Double Wear, Laura Mercier Translucent Powder (original). I still use this combo now that I live in FL and it's the greatest! Add UD All Nighter for truly survives apocalypse makeup lol. Using the Hourglass Veil Mineral Primer makes any foundation on top of it more waterproof and stay adhered better. Also pressing powder onto the skin instead of dusting. You can use a brush to remove excess if you feel like it's too visible when youre done.
On the oily skin foundation (+ humid weather) - Lisa Eldridge Seamless Skin Foundation. I know people go mad for the tint but as someone with oily/blemish prone skin I will wear nothing else.
I 100% agree - on oily skin matt foundations just turn into cake, so the Lisa Eldridge will not mattify you but it WILL blur you like nobody's business. So if/when you get glowy you will still have no pores and just look like you have glass skin. I wore on a 13-hour travel day once with 2 flights and only patted my face twice with a tissue, otherwise it was perfect.
Also for blemish prone skin - I have worn it pretty much every day for years and it hasn't broken me out once, in fact (same as the tint) my skin looked better once I started using it. It's the best
From a fellow hot flash haver, post menopausal , individual, I really like the Natasha Denona concealer and I use the hourglass loose powder to set. I can work some long days (14 hours plus during parts of the year), and it just doesn’t fail me, through hot flashes and all.
For the peri-menopause and heat/humidity here in The Bayou City (Houston), I love Dior Backstage. I have dry skin for reference. I have a pretty physical job and work outside in 100° weather with 90% humidity half the day and it holds up better than anything else I've found.
Liza Eldridge Skin tint IS incredible. Im late 40, combo skin. It wears beautifully, and I was one of the comments saying that the blemish i woke up with, which I was expecting to be worse at the end of the day was GONE at the end of the day. I just ordered 2 backups and I never order backups.
Yeah it's desert island level necessary
Loving a Saturday upload to help the people 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wasn't planning on buying anything from Sephora, literally committed to Zer0!! things.. Just really love binge watching Kackie sometimes :) Descriptive, demonstrative, practical, etc. It's just so enjoyable! And helpful! So helpful that my cart is feeling verry empty.. lol. But seriously, I want to love the fenty stick but I cannot get a shade match. Anything similar with more cool tone options? The convenience of a stick is just unbeatable!!
I'm currently using the Haus labs concealer 11N shade and Kosas concealer 0.7c shade.
I’m 41 (today!) and the Sarah Creal concealer is absolutely gorgeous. I’m ordering a second shade during the sale 😁
Happy Birthday!
Happy birthday! 🎉
Happy Birthday! I turned 41 last month! It’s weird, isn’t it? 41 is the new 31 though…😂
@@gina1126 thank you! ♥️
@@JillKnapp thank you! 😁
Dior Skin and body foundation is great if you are menopausal and sweaty. It’s basically sweat proof.
When you put the shadows to the mic 🎤 and started scratching, I was waiting for the Beatbox to start
lol
WAHOO A SATURDAY UPLOAD !!❤
Thank you for answering my question!! I feel so special!!! I did realize my much loved NARS is still fine-I went to my thicker moisturizer and boom! Much better! And I had changed my primer, so I switched back to my other primer…which has made a difference. I might check out Patrick Ta’s foundation next! Thank you!!! I love all your videos so much!
Do you mind sharing what primer you like under the NARS ?
@ Tatcha Liquid Silk Canvas! I started using Milk Hydro Grip, but I think it was drying. I will try again, but I love Tatcha!
For oily skin, I love the hourglass vanish primer with the hourglass or FENTY foundations topped with charlotte tilbury powder. Won’t budge
I do find that the ethereal eyes is very soft and overblends but if you pat rather than circular movements you get a beautiful finish
Kackie, I love you because you're the ONLY ONE I've seen who is being honest about the Patrick Ta shadows! I got one and it's so overrated.
45, almost 46 here and love the tower 28 concealer. I’m almost out and planning to repurchase. I’ve heard good things about the haus labs concealer for maturing undereyes.
I’m 30 with very dry and discolored skin. I’ve tried both Tower and Haus. I love Tower more and just got my 6th concealer 🤭
Fwiw, I’m 54 with somewhat dry skin and both the Kulfi and the Westman Atelier are beyond lovely. I went with the Kulfi because it has a better color match for me, but both give me better coverage with less creasing than either Tower 28 or Haus Labs. I think they are also both self-setting (the MUA at Sephora said that the Kulfi one is for sure, but I didn’t need powder for either) so no need for powder, which always looks aging on me.
@@mortypickles I'm super interested in the westman I love the t28 for under eyes and the refi for my face.
As a light olive, I second the lavender setting powder! Before Givenchy came out with the minis of the Prisme Libre powders, they had a travel size of Shade 1 that was a little pot of just purple powder. It was weird, but perfect for me. Now that they've ruined the perfect powder, I have been on the lookout for a replacement. Anna Sui also has a lavender powder and that will probably be my next purchase.
Perimenopausal woman here, Laura Gellar spackle primer, fenty sof'lit foundation, Laura Gellar setting spray and Maybelline fit me powder ( I haven’t bought the huda powder yet) but I was able to walk around Orlando at 3pm in the afternoon and my makeup was still perfect when I got to the restaurant. I swear by the fenty foundation and Natasha Denona concealer.
💖💖💖 I LOVE that you don’t mind sharing unpopular opinions based on your personal experience. Love it!!!
Menopausal, live in a humid climate and sweat like crazy .
Urban Decay Face Bond or Fenty Beauty , I have the skin tint stick and soft lit luminous, all are waterproof sweat and humidity proof.
For true foundation , dior backstage is a bomb proof with a very good shade range. I also use YSL 24hrs but it doesn't work on dry skin so well, it requires good moisturing base. Plus setting spray like one size or l'oreal, again bomb proofing your makeup like hairspray.Hope that helps.
@monikachlebowska6269 I 2nd that YSL foundation. 53 yo Hot flashes everyday lives in AL. It is beautiful.
Used the Lisa Eldridge Skin Tint for the summer for a lighter feel. I will go back to YSL for the winter and longer wear needs.
Perimenopausal with combo skin here. I'd recommend skincare + Supergoop unseen sunscreen + primer if you do that step (Jane Iredale makes good ones, or the Tom Ford soft matte) + a liquid concealer for breakout (thanks hormones) + Janes Iredale powder foundation all over. If you still need some spot concealing, the MAC Studio fix powder. And then whatever products you like, I use creams, liquids, or powder. Just take care over blemishes that you don't undo your work (I'm "lucky" in that my breakouts are mostly on my nose).
Hot humid: I love the fenty skin tint. Love love Lisa Eldridge’s but fenty has more coverage
Yay for a weekend upload!!
I have had the same results with Lisa's skin tint, making my skin feel even better after wearing it all day. In fact, I may have found a hack. I had a wedding I attended where I needed a bit more glam. I applied the skin tin under the LE foundation (almost like a primer), and not only did it withstand the humidity, dancinf and rain from the evening, the finish was so much better than with the the foundation by itself.
So Random, but I looooove that you use a notebook for notes!!! 📝 I love writing, this is refreshing. Plus great video!!!
I am single-handedly keeping cursive alive
Always sooooo helpful and fun. Thank you.
4:27 I’ve rewatched this part multiple times and I cackle each time 🤣🤣
always look forward to your videos Kackie! 🖤
Thanks! Now I’m gonna spend more $$. Great info love comparisons. Your foundation looks fantastic and natural today!
Good gawd, I love these this-or-that videos. Thanks for posting on a Saturday!
I had this long comment and they keep disappearing as I’m writing them. Anyway I’ll sum it up, Sarah Creal’s brand has been around for less than a year and asks $58 for a concealer, Dior makeup since 1955, asking for $40. These newborn baby brands need to relax. They need at least 10 years of positive product proof before charging those kind of numbers.
Hi Kackie!! You and I have a similar, if not the same, undertone and my ideal wearable "bedroom eyes brown" is exactly in line with yours! I too saw that PT duo (In the club) and knew immediately that it would be too cool for me. Thank you so much for your reviews and your work!!
Great job Kackie. You are so knowledgeable.
The Fenty lavender powder is stunning!!
Kackie, I finally pulled the trigger on the Kosas cloud set. I am super dry and stay away from powders. GIRL! Your description and recommendation is so spot on. I love it. I need no other, that is all
Oh, the Lisa Eldridge skin tint has a Prickly Pear (Opuntia Ficus-Indica) Seed Oil. Very expensive ingredient. Very good for the skin.
Wowwww
thank you so much for answering so many questions! i always love these videos :)
I swear by gueliz dream! Always get compliments while wearing and it’s incredibly versatile
I'm over 50 and I adore the Givenchy concealor which I got because of you, Kackie! I use it as topical coverage all over when I don't want a full on foundation and it's SO GOOD! and I don't like the Summer Fridays lip balm either...doesn't go on smoothly, just .....mehhhhh.... but the Ole Henricksen blends on so smoothly and completely (the SF does NOT on me) and keeps my lips smooth and hydrated for HOURS. Yay!
Wow your (presumably) robe!!! stunning! Can you share where to find such robes?
I eyed that robe too! I don’t know if hers is from there, but have you seen the brand “print fresh?” They have beautiful robes/pajamas etc.
She got it from Etsy I think. She mentioned it the last time she wore it. I’m pretty sure.
I believe there is salicylic acid in the Lisa Eldridge skintint, which could definitely help with blemishes. I have no idea about the percentage that is in it though
Thank you! I will keep my Glossier stretch concealer.
For the NARS foundation question, I use that foundation too. I saw a MUA suggest spraying MAC Fix+ on your face first, letting that absorb but not fully, then use a brush to apply the foundation and a sponge to press it in. I’ve been doing that method and it’s been great. 44 yo face!
Im loving your new format with titles…you’ve really upgraded your videos. I have trouble understanding why someone would want to use a concealer as foundation. I have combo skin and the Prada foundation (& Lisa Eldridge tint) are my standard. xoxo
Loved the QnA video👍! I have 57yo tan combo oily skin and love the Fenty Eaze Drop (liquid), may try the stick (if i want glow ). So glad u recommend Ilia shadow palette. Im liking their concealer too.
After todays IG stories, I almost choked on my tea. The AUDACITY to call out poor Janine like that! 😂
Kackie - hoping you can help me choose. You're my skin twin but I also an "everything turns orange on me". I was reading comments on your "how to find your undertone" video and you suggested that those of us where everything turns orange, to top blush with a violet coloured blush, to achieve a nude look (I so want to enjoy my Pat McGrath fluertatious nudeness and not have it look so peach!). Would you suggest (1) Anastasia Beverly Hills Blurring Serum Liquid Blush in Baby Pink vs.(2) MAKEUP BY MARIO Soft Pop Plumping Cream Blush Veil in Pink Peony. Thank you so much for your help and LOVE your videos!!
Shout out for the Pat Magrath Mini eyeshadow palette. Lots of looks, blends great, fits in my handbag, and is super beginner friendly.
39:27 “Janine 🙂↔️” 👀🤣🤣🤣 her meth comparison had me cracking up lmaooo like whaaaaattt. My goodness Janine, it’s okay. There, there.. I know times are tough but it wasn’t kackie that caused inflation 😭
Where is your blouse from? I love the pattern and colors!
I LOVED this video. I live in Florida and have oily skin (yes, it's a hellish combo) and highly recommend:
the Hourglass concealer, setting spray, and primer,
Danessa Myricks blurring balm powder (it's just the BEST,)
the new One Size foundation,
Makeup by Mario powder,
Milk Makeup setting powder,
all of the Ciele products,
and the Tower 28 powder.
Also, surprisingly the new Patrick Ta foundation holds up well?
I always try to make sure you are the last Sephora link I click. I hope it works!
Thanks so much for this video! I was on the fence about the new Makeup by Mario eyeshadow pallet and you gave me exactly what I needed to remove it from my cart and save $$$.
Thank you for this video! Not me blushing from embarrassment watching the Unresolved mystery moment! I don’t know how it happened, but I was planning to ask about a comparison between the Dior and Mario sculpting sticks😅
But your review of the Mario stick in the Clean beauty section almost convinced me💸I literally don’t buy anything without checking your video on it first.
And I’d be crackling nonstop if you made a video about our Darling Charlotte Tilbury with a British accent
It's so hard not to go into an australian accent!!
Love this style video! I love you give alternatives
I have dry perimenopausal skin but am running warm due to lovely hormones. Estes lauder’s double wear applied with damp sponge to well prepped skin ftw. A little goes a long way!
How do you prep your skin? I feel like I’m just getting into that world lol
I have a large matte multicolor Mario eyeshadow palette which I love. At almost 60 and rather a lazy girl...the colors work great on my skin and are appropriate for work. I also use the colors for eyeliner, face contouring and eyebrow filling. I do finish with a mist.
Can you compare Sarah Creal, Ole Henriksen and the Eadem lip balms, please? I bought the Eadem Butter Mochi and it’s my top lip product for my super dry lips. Thanks for your recommendation!
They’re always dry, and need something on them at all times. I have dry skin and live in a dry climate.
Thanks for the help I didn't know I needed❤
For menopause lady: Lisa Eldridge both her foundation and skin tint hold up really well. I have worn both in extreme tropical heat.
For the hot humid climate and sweaty needs:
Laura Mercier real flawless
Missha BB cream in the red tube
Shiseido synchro skin
Lisa Eldridge skin tint
La Mer soft fluid
Tarte foundclealer
Those are all my reliables in the New Orleans heat
That's so interesting about the Nars foundation. I had the same experience as whoever had the question. It was my favorite until suddenly it looked awful on my older skin yet still oily skin.
menopausal for a few years now and the Rituel de Fille foundation is the only thing not slipping off my overheated sweaty self making me look a mess. i live near the ocean so have a fair amount of humidity in my life… but i honestly mostly just spot conceal. i do use UD setting spray if i need it to last. my skin is combo/dry. i haven’t been experimenting with many base products bc of my extra moisture everywhere
Flashy fox here....what I've recently found to last is pigmented liquid products (not cream). I find concentrated liquid formulas with excellent blendabily have the best staying power. Plus it's less product on your face. For foundation I like using concealer where I need it, followed by liquid bronzer/contour and liquid blush. I then set with powder bronzer and powder blush. Also try powder foundations like the OG bareminerals!!
Future you is killing me! 😂
Hi Kackie, which Sarah Creal lip product were you referring to?! You made it sound amazing! Also, thanks for being simultaneously wildly informative and entertaining in your vids - it’s a talent!!