Hi @pennypang, If you're looking for something quick and easy, I recommend the BENEFIT COSMETICS - Gimme Brow+ Volumizing Eyebrow Gel. It's my go to product for natural, filled in brows. It takes less than a minute. <333

Actually there is no way to remove or delete old entries in color IQ and once you've entered 5 different color IQ entries you can't add anymore color IQ results. I was told a long time ago that this would be looked into but to date there is no change!

Hi @BluemermaidEli, If you're looking for a cream formula (way easier to blend than powder, you can just use your fingers to apply it), I recommend the BAREMINERALS - BOUNCE & BLUR Blush - Coral Cloud. <333

try to lift your upper lid and stretch it upwards using your finger, tightline with a waterproof pencil (so as not to smudge if ur eyes are watery) and then wiggle the pencil tip between the lashes to blacken the skin between the hairs for the most natural eye defined look

Hi @Alexx1234, I recommend the BAREMINERALS - BARESKIN® Complete Coverage Serum Concealer because it looks great on its own. I also love this concealer because you can use it as a foundation as well! It has a light, serum liquid feel that works great all over the face. <333

Hi @ELT220, If you're looking for a primer to smooth your skin texture, I recommend the YVES SAINT LAURENT - Touche Eclat Blur Primer. It has four nourishing oils to hydrate your skin and give it a youthful glow. For foundation, look for a foundation with a luminous finish that won't cling to any fine lines/wrinkles. I recommend the GIORGIO ARMANI BEAUTY - Luminous Silk Foundation. It has buildable coverage and glides easily onto the skin. You can even apply it with your fingers. I hope this helps! <333

Def a great one for winter - to keep us dreaming of those summer months

I use to only use sponges. Now I use my fingertips for my foundation and concealer. I find that it helps me to control the amount of product I am using and the finish is much more natural due to the heat of my hands rubbing the product in. One less tool to buy and less cleaning for me. Hands for the win!

Less is more. Minimum product and maximum blending is the key

@kowsarino It depends on what you’re trying to achieve. There are primers that can give bare skin a matte or radiant finish, reduce the appearance of pores, and even lightly color correct things like redness and hyperpigmentation. Some primers aren’t invisible and will leave a white cast on deep skin tones. But other primers can be blended to an invisible finish. I sometimes wear a mattefying primer just on my oily zone to reduce the shine and blur the look of the big pores there. I usually wear it with no foundation, but sometimes I’ll buff a powder foundation over it (and the rest of my face). I use LANCôME - Blur & Go Stick because it’s invisible on me and works well, but there are plenty of other options. Sometimes I set that primer with setting powder.

For that natural, I'm not wearing highlighter, but I'm glowing look, I highly recommend the RMS BEAUTY - Living Luminizer. It has no chunky glitter or shimmer, but just gives that glow from within look. <333

After washing my face I use a moisturizer and then I use the ANASTASIA BEVERLY HILLS - Luminous Foundation only to cover any redness and sleepless under eyes with a wet sponge, Then KAT VON D - Lock-It Setting Powder to set that. Next is curled lashed and TARTE - Tartelette™ In Bloom Clay Eyeshadow Palette in the darkest shade to fill in my eyebrows and BITE BEAUTY - Amuse Bouche Lipstick on the lips Takes me like 5-7min every morning to do this! Very nice for work or when I am just on the go!

@joofitz Maybe the Peripera Ink Blurring Skin Tint? You can find it on Amazon or on K-beauty websites. It's a pretty light coverage. In the drugstore, maybe the Revlon Candid foundation, which is a light-medium satin finish foundation or the Healthy Foundation by Physicians Formula.

@EastCoast96 Nothing really beats MARC JACOBS BEAUTY - O!Mega Bronzer Coconut Perfect Tanfor me - it’s just such a perfect color and cool enough it doesn’t get weirdly orange .

I heard MAC is discontinuing the Next to Nothing line which makes me really sad beacause the powder was the only powder that I owned that I finished to the very last drop and rebought. I haven't tried the one that I found it has a similar texture and feel but you are more than welcome to go try it yourself and see if it can compare. In my opinion the closest one is Too Faced born this way powder although I have the feeling it will cover more than the MAC one. I only swatched it store....I was hoping I could get my hands on several Next to Nothing powder but I can't find my shade anywhere

@LalaGirly Here’s what I typically carry on the go: - Lip balm - Lipstick I’m wearing that day - Backup lipstick: a tube that always lives in my purse/bag; it’s either KAJA - Heart Melter Lip Gloss Stick in shade Too Hot or a mini Lipstick Queen Frog Prince - Blotting paper - LANCôME - Blur & Go Stick to re-matte my oily nose - SUPERGOOP! - Invincible Setting Powder SPF 45 or SUPERGOOP! - Unseen Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 40- Brow pencil, though not the one I normally use in the morning; an old NARS Brow Perfector pencil always lives in my purse as an emergency backup If I wear tinted moisturizer or powder foundation, I don’t carry them with me.

@LittleRosie13 If you're just starting out, then I'd honestly recommend starting at the drugstore/Ulta. There are some solid options out there right now; I've had luck with L'Oreal Pro-Glow, Catrice HD Liquid Coverage, and Physicians Formula Healthy Foundation among others. If you want a very simple everyday look, you could also go for a BB/CC instead. I wouldn't break the bank with foundation just yet. Good luck, and have fun!

Got you! Thanks 👍

Thanks for this, I was wondering the exact same thing.

if youre looking to figure out how to do natural makeup i recommend watching ella grant's makeup tutorial on youtube. she really seems to have nailed the natural yet feminizing style, best of luck!

I bake my brows before I put anything on them. It helps the pencil stick to something and the powder subdues the color so you can build for a more natural look and lines aren't so harsh, so mistakes are easy to fix. For clients with dry skin, I skip this and go in with a light hand. Then I work from outside-in starting from the tail going inward, drawing hairs along the line and diffuse it with a spoolie. Then top it off with brow gel. Honestly, everyone has different techniques and its so fun to watch others do brows.