Pressed powder, matte, powder to cream, loose powder, mineral, and liquid are all different types of concealer, foundation, blush, and bronzing . Each type has a different purpose and works different for each person. From all the different brands that are out in the market, I personally represent MAC Cosmetics and L'Oreal Cosmetics. Not trying to play any favorites, but the feeling from both lines make the perfect face.
Since I was 12 years old, I have always used a pressed powder for overall coverage, but when mineral makeup became available by my favorite companies, my choices changed. Mineral makeup by L'Oreal comes in almost every shade and leaves a flawless base. As for bronzer, which can be used instead of foundation , MAC provides a pressed powder.
Bronzing Powder by MAC comes in four shades that blend into the skin to create the perfect look.Oh, did I forget to mention Sephora's Lorac TANtalizer? For a deeper, tanner look, try TANtalizer by Lorac. It feels like a cream, but it is a powder. This comes in 2-3 shades to cater to the desired look. For a sophisticated, darker, more mature look, TANtalizer is the road to go!
*For any powder foundation or bronzer, I recommend using a Kabuki brush, or any larger powder brush.
Finding The Perfect Simple Look
- Apply a light coat of foundation to be followed by bronzing powder or blush
- Using a natural eyeliner (brown or black), line the bottom eyelid twice, once in each direction
- Apply a light coat of clear or a natural mascara
- Apply a single layer of desired "Surf, Baby!" lip gloss
- Grab sandals or heels and you're ready to go!
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| L'Oreal Bare Naturals |
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| MAC Bronzer |
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| MAC Surf, Baby! Lip Glass |
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| Lorac TANtalizer |
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| Kabuki Brushes |
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