Foundation Routine (Neutrogena Healthy Skin Liquid Makeup)

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http://youtube.come/user/danilishus

Products Used:
Monistat Chaffing Relief Powder-Gel
L'Oreal True Match Concealer
Maybelline Dream Mousse Concealer
Neutrogena Healthy Skin Liquid Makeup (Natural Beige)
MAC Mineralize Skin Finish Natural (Medium Dark)
California Tan Bronzing Powder
Milani Minerals Blush (Luminous)
Revlon ColorStay Mineralized Finishing Powder (Brighten)
MAC Fix + Spray

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• foundation
• routine
• neutrogena
• healthy
• skin
• liquid
• makeup
• tutorial
• cosmetics
• concealer
• flawless
• face
• thatdarndani

[bermin11]

that was awesome i just subscribed to you, you should do a video on the make up you are wearing in this video b/c i have a blue eyes and your eyes look really blue with your eye make up and i need a good make up routine for blue eyes ;)

[thatdarndani]

@bermin11 Thank you!! :) I can defintiely do that video for you! I can't remember exactly what I was wearing on my eyes in this video, but I will try! :)

[danilishus]

Aww yay!!! Great tips. I usually use Makeup forever HD but its soo expensive. Im going to try Neutrogena. THanks!!

[thatdarndani]

@danilishus I want to try that foundation SOOO bad! I just can't bring myself to spend that much money, lol.

[xxpandafacexx]

Yay for doing concealer first! That's how I love to do it too. :D

[thatdarndani]

@xxpandafacexx Woooo! :) Yeah, I've tried it both ways, and it just doesn't work for me the other way. I always do it first. :)

[LifeOwnByMehx3]

you look so gorgeous without makeup:D

[DeeBlount20]

@imahhmazing Personally, its never caked up on me no matter how much I apply. Unlike Revlon Colorstay :)

[kirpaangad]

Would this last long on oily skin type?

[imahhmazing]

did this make you look cakey at all?? please respond :)

[Shaynaynay101]

what skin type do you have?

btw i <333 this i going to sub ;)

[thatdarndani]

@TheLeeLeeChannel Yes, I have that problem too. I use baby shampoo to wash mine, and when I wash mine it takes around 2, sometimes 3 days, to dry! :( I haven't found anything that helps yet, my only tip would be to have backup brushes and plan on washing it on a day that you know you wont use it for the next couple days.