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Post by soiree on Sept 7, 2018 7:12:15 GMT -6
It CC Cream- I picked one up during last weeks Sephora sale. I think I like it but it's a lot more full coverage than I'm used to. I was thinking it would replace my beloved Bobbie Brown BB cream. If I'm going to keep it, I think I need to pick up something with less coverage as well, maybe back to my Bobbie Brown BB cream, unless someone has another rec for something with less coverage? My question- how do you apply it? The Sephora lady rec'd a foundation brush. So of course I added that to my basket. Again, I think I like it, but I'm not totally sold. It's a heavier look than I'm used to. I use a beauty blender with my BB cream and I do really like that. On that note, how often do you replace your beauty blender? Concealer- I've used NARS for years but decided to switch to Two Faced Born This Way Concealer after reading the rave reviews. Again, it's a lot more full coverage than I'm used to. I think it works well with the CC cream but might be too much with a lighter BB cream? Does that make sense at all? Should I get a second, lighter concealer for a BB cream (or tinted moisturizer?) I got a sample of DE baby facial. I used it Sunday and thought it was fine. I have pretty good skin and it's not easily irritated. I did a thin layer after I washed my face and set the timer for 20 minutes. I think I was expecting awesome results but I didn't really notice anything. Maybe my layer was too thin? How do you use it? I use Retin A nearly nightly (I didn't use after the baby facial.) I think that's it for now! I'm pushing 40 and wanting to "up" my makeup game Thanks!!!
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Post by kittyriot on Sept 7, 2018 14:28:57 GMT -6
It CC Cream- I picked one up during last weeks Sephora sale. I think I like it but it's a lot more full coverage than I'm used to. I was thinking it would replace my beloved Bobbie Brown BB cream. If I'm going to keep it, I think I need to pick up something with less coverage as well, maybe back to my Bobbie Brown BB cream, unless someone has another rec for something with less coverage? My question- how do you apply it? The Sephora lady rec'd a foundation brush. So of course I added that to my basket. Again, I think I like it, but I'm not totally sold. It's a heavier look than I'm used to. I use a beauty blender with my BB cream and I do really like that. On that note, how often do you replace your beauty blender? Concealer- I've used NARS for years but decided to switch to Two Faced Born This Way Concealer after reading the rave reviews. Again, it's a lot more full coverage than I'm used to. I think it works well with the CC cream but might be too much with a lighter BB cream? Does that make sense at all? Should I get a second, lighter concealer for a BB cream (or tinted moisturizer?) I got a sample of DE baby facial. I used it Sunday and thought it was fine. I have pretty good skin and it's not easily irritated. I did a thin layer after I washed my face and set the timer for 20 minutes. I think I was expecting awesome results but I didn't really notice anything. Maybe my layer was too thin? How do you use it? I use Retin A nearly nightly (I didn't use after the baby facial.) I think that's it for now! I'm pushing 40 and wanting to "up" my makeup game Thanks!!! I’m obsessed with IT CC Cream. I use the Illuminizing one though and just love how awake I look compared to what I used to use. But I have a feeling the matte one might be too heavy for me too. That being said, I apply it with a beauty blender and I only use two drops so I apply it sparingly and I really work hard to make sure everything is evened out. When I do that I don’t feel like I have too much on, that being said, I completely understand how IT CC creams can get too heavy easily.
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Post by gldnbearz on Sept 16, 2018 12:35:33 GMT -6
I have the IT Cosmetics CC cream and also find that it is too much coverage for me, especially if I use a foundation brush. I have a better experience with a damp beauty blender, but still a bit much.
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soiree
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Post by soiree on Sept 16, 2018 13:48:44 GMT -6
I have the IT Cosmetics CC cream and also find that it is too much coverage for me, especially if I use a foundation brush. I have a better experience with a damp beauty blender, but still a bit much. Yup. I'm kind of sad I don't love it as much as I thought I would. I've been using a damp beauty blender and it's better.
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Post by yummeecookee on Sept 30, 2018 5:43:57 GMT -6
I’ve been using IT cc cream for over a year now. I use a foundation brush to apply.
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Post by yianna on Oct 29, 2018 4:17:04 GMT -6
It CC Cream- I picked one up during last weeks Sephora sale. I think I like it but it's a lot more full coverage than I'm used to. I was thinking it would replace my beloved Bobbie Brown BB cream. If I'm going to keep it, I think I need to pick up something with less coverage as well, maybe back to my Bobbie Brown BB cream, unless someone has another rec for something with less coverage? My question- how do you apply it? The Sephora lady rec'd a foundation brush. So of course I added that to my basket. Again, I think I like it, but I'm not totally sold. It's a heavier look than I'm used to. I use a beauty blender with my BB cream and I do really like that. On that note, how often do you replace your beauty blender? Concealer- I've used NARS for years but decided to switch to Two Faced Born This Way Concealer after reading the rave reviews. Again, it's a lot more full coverage than I'm used to. I think it works well with the CC cream but might be too much with a lighter BB cream? Does that make sense at all? Should I get a second, lighter concealer for a BB cream (or tinted moisturizer?) I got a sample of DE baby facial. I used it Sunday and thought it was fine. I have pretty good skin and it's not easily irritated. I did a thin layer after I washed my face and set the timer for 20 minutes. I think I was expecting awesome results but I didn't really notice anything. Maybe my layer was too thin? How do you use it? I use Retin A nearly nightly (I didn't use after the baby facial.) I think that's it for now! I'm pushing 40 and wanting to "up" my makeup game Thanks!!! Thought I would chime in! Add half a pump of the cc cream to your morning moisturizer and stipple it on with a brush. Then use you blender to tap it in and grab any excess! Concealer- NARS is my fav. I would grab another and use the too faced one when you need more coverage. I replace my sponges every 6 months and wash them every few days. I keep the beauty blender cleanser on my bathroom counter.
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Post by soiree on Oct 30, 2018 19:16:43 GMT -6
It CC Cream- I picked one up during last weeks Sephora sale. I think I like it but it's a lot more full coverage than I'm used to. I was thinking it would replace my beloved Bobbie Brown BB cream. If I'm going to keep it, I think I need to pick up something with less coverage as well, maybe back to my Bobbie Brown BB cream, unless someone has another rec for something with less coverage? My question- how do you apply it? The Sephora lady rec'd a foundation brush. So of course I added that to my basket. Again, I think I like it, but I'm not totally sold. It's a heavier look than I'm used to. I use a beauty blender with my BB cream and I do really like that. On that note, how often do you replace your beauty blender? Concealer- I've used NARS for years but decided to switch to Two Faced Born This Way Concealer after reading the rave reviews. Again, it's a lot more full coverage than I'm used to. I think it works well with the CC cream but might be too much with a lighter BB cream? Does that make sense at all? Should I get a second, lighter concealer for a BB cream (or tinted moisturizer?) I got a sample of DE baby facial. I used it Sunday and thought it was fine. I have pretty good skin and it's not easily irritated. I did a thin layer after I washed my face and set the timer for 20 minutes. I think I was expecting awesome results but I didn't really notice anything. Maybe my layer was too thin? How do you use it? I use Retin A nearly nightly (I didn't use after the baby facial.) I think that's it for now! I'm pushing 40 and wanting to "up" my makeup game Thanks!!! Thought I would chime in! Add half a pump of the cc cream to your morning moisturizer and stipple it on with a brush. Then use you blender to tap it in and grab any excess! Concealer- NARS is my fav. I would grab another and use the too faced one when you need more coverage. I replace my sponges every 6 months and wash them every few days. I keep the beauty blender cleanser on my bathroom counter. Great ideas! Thanks for chiming in!
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Post by agm04 on Nov 6, 2018 13:58:51 GMT -6
yianna i've been mixing a dot of the CC cream with my sunscreen based on your recommendation, and it's so much better for me that way! so thanks.
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Post by gldnbearz on Nov 23, 2018 11:43:40 GMT -6
yianna if you are mixing the CC cream with your moisturizer, where in your routine do you wear sunscreen? My current routine: moisturizer, sunscreen, CC cream. Thanks.
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Post by yianna on Nov 25, 2018 12:52:59 GMT -6
yianna if you are mixing the CC cream with your moisturizer, where in your routine do you wear sunscreen? My current routine: moisturizer, sunscreen, CC cream. Thanks. Well my moisturizer and the cc cream have spf in them so I just use that. I also like to use the supergoop or SeneGence natural powders - both have an spf in them.
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