Ive been testing out the HD Complexion Starter Kit this past week which includes:
HD Microperfecting Primer
HD Kabuki Brush
HD Microperfecting Primer
HD Invisible Cover Foundation
($89 Exclusively at Sephora)
($89 Exclusively at Sephora)
I chose TAN and then the shade right beside it and just like that I'm #153 Golden Beige! I was skeptical but when I got the foundation it was a match so there you go no more guessing.
I like this foundation, its light weight and gives me a medium coverage thats buildable. The primer is non-greasy and creates a smooth base for the foundation & the HD powder well Ive been a long time fan of! The Kabuki brush is so soft and Ive used it with the HD powder but be super careful a tiny little bit of powder goes a long long way!
Now guess what?!
Make Up For Ever is hosting its first ever casting call to find the new face of its unretouched campaign ad!
Want more details?
To enter create a picutre perfect makeup look and submit it to www.hd.makeupforeverusa.com between January 2nd and February 1st. All finalist photos will be showcased on the Make Up For Ever Facebook fanpage and the final winner will be announced Feb 9th.
What can you win?
The winner will be flown to NYC for a professional photoshoot!
The contest is open to all those 18+ in the US and Canada.
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2 comments:
I quite like the HD foundation and been using for nearly 3 years now. I was matched at Sephora for #118 (flesh) and it's dead on for my light medium cool skintone.
My only gripe with this foundation is that it needs a primer and powder to look perfect. But once I go through all that no foundation photographs better
I have actually tried it without the powder on top and dont mind it but year for a more finished look i guess all 3 steps are required.
I have to try photographing with this foundation too actually i wonder how it will turn out, thanks for the reminder.
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