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Newbie needs protection! Recently, the original poster has been trying to re-register for chemistry courses. It’s really frustrating – I already returned all the university-related materials to the teacher; it’s not easy at all to get them back. If one doesn’t work hard when young, one will regret it in old age. I’ll just complain a bit and then go ahead and re-register. Finally, let’s get to the point. Have any of you ladies here experienced this: when you apply BB cream or foundation, too little doesn’t provide enough coverage, while too much causes a powdery appearance? Dang dang dang, the poster has recently discovered two little tips. First, it’s essential to use a beauty sponge for applying the product (they’re available at Sephora); you can also use Estée Lauder’s air cushion, as it gives a better result than applying it with your hands. Remember to gently pat the product onto your face, rather than rubbing it back and forth! Another tip is to mix BB cream with primer in a 1:1 or 1:3 ratio before applying it evenly – this way, you’ll achieve a natural, bare-faced look. I’d like to recommend two primer products that I use frequently: one is Zino’s primer, and the other is VDL’s Shell Brightening Lotion. Their effects are really great. Now, you ladies who work in the chemical industry, go and look beautiful! I’m going to go read a book. . . . . . .
If you’re a girl, you’re welcome; come anytime!
It can’t be beautiful anymore. . Staring at the computer all day. . disheveled
Uh, a bit disappointed; it feels like something is missing~