Comments on: How To: Remove Makeup Properly http://makeupforlife.net/2006/09/face-off.html Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:15:44 +0000 hourly 1 By: yoorihttp://makeupforlife.net/2006/09/face-off.html/comment-page-1#comment-1334 yoori Fri, 23 Mar 2007 18:54:00 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=157#comment-1334 I'm <b>so</b> happy you use Clean & Clear Daily Pore Cleanser! I've been using it as my daily cleanser, but almost all of my friends hate on it, saying that Clean & Clear products suck. I don't know about their other products, but I LOVE their Daily Pore Cleanser! It's so cheap and effective! I’m so happy you use Clean & Clear Daily Pore Cleanser! I’ve been using it as my daily cleanser, but almost all of my friends hate on it, saying that Clean & Clear products suck. I don’t know about their other products, but I LOVE their Daily Pore Cleanser! It’s so cheap and effective!

]]> By: Phyllishttp://makeupforlife.net/2006/09/face-off.html/comment-page-1#comment-778 Phyllis Sun, 24 Sep 2006 10:14:00 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=157#comment-778 Yes teens should avoid really dark colors and it's not just blush, it's pretty much everything else - dark lipstick, dark eyeshadow etc. Having said that, there are still a gazillion colors you can choose for your blush. Peach, pink and berry are all good colors. The key is to pick a color that looks natural.<br/><br/>Please also read the following for makeup tips for teens:<br/><br/>http://makeupforlife.blogspot.com/2006/06/makeup-for-teens-part-i.html Yes teens should avoid really dark colors and it’s not just blush, it’s pretty much everything else – dark lipstick, dark eyeshadow etc. Having said that, there are still a gazillion colors you can choose for your blush. Peach, pink and berry are all good colors. The key is to pick a color that looks natural.

Please also read the following for makeup tips for teens:

http://makeupforlife.blogspot.com/2006/06/makeup-for-teens-part-i.html

]]> By: Bethttp://makeupforlife.net/2006/09/face-off.html/comment-page-1#comment-760 Bet Mon, 18 Sep 2006 04:51:00 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=157#comment-760 yes phyllis! i need a detailed explanation.. i'm from Singapore/asian. and i just got a NC range foundation. just wondering(im confused) we have warm(yellow) undertones, how come we're using Neutreul Cool range? omg so confusing. <br/><br/>okay okay so i just gotta remember, next time if im getting any make up, i should just go for yellow based?<br/><br/>p/s: this is off topic, but im also having probs getting blushes. sick of sticking to the same colour! May i know if for teens like me should avoid really dark colours, say apricot peach dark pink. we should go for purple-ish pink? yes phyllis! i need a detailed explanation.. i’m from Singapore/asian. and i just got a NC range foundation. just wondering(im confused) we have warm(yellow) undertones, how come we’re using Neutreul Cool range? omg so confusing.

okay okay so i just gotta remember, next time if im getting any make up, i should just go for yellow based?

p/s: this is off topic, but im also having probs getting blushes. sick of sticking to the same colour! May i know if for teens like me should avoid really dark colours, say apricot peach dark pink. we should go for purple-ish pink?

]]> By: Phyllishttp://makeupforlife.net/2006/09/face-off.html/comment-page-1#comment-756 Phyllis Sun, 17 Sep 2006 17:10:00 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=157#comment-756 hey Bet, NOT all Asians should use yellow-based foundations, only those with yellow undertone(please note the difference). Think about it this way, people buy foundations to even out their skintone/cover up flaws so you should try to find a perfect match to your natural skintone. If you have warm undertones yet use a foundation with cool undertones, it will only look really unnatural. When we use the term "yellow-based", it does not mean bright yellow. The color should still look like flesh with just a teeny bit of yellowness in it. Having said that, you should avoid really yellow looking foundations.<br/><br/>If you need a more detailed explanation, I can write an entry on this. hey Bet, NOT all Asians should use yellow-based foundations, only those with yellow undertone(please note the difference). Think about it this way, people buy foundations to even out their skintone/cover up flaws so you should try to find a perfect match to your natural skintone. If you have warm undertones yet use a foundation with cool undertones, it will only look really unnatural. When we use the term “yellow-based”, it does not mean bright yellow. The color should still look like flesh with just a teeny bit of yellowness in it. Having said that, you should avoid really yellow looking foundations.

If you need a more detailed explanation, I can write an entry on this.

]]> By: Poliyahttp://makeupforlife.net/2006/09/face-off.html/comment-page-1#comment-755 Poliya Sun, 17 Sep 2006 13:11:00 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=157#comment-755 Hi Phyllis!<br/><br/>Did you try the Viva Glam VI lipstick? What do you think about? Hi Phyllis!

Did you try the Viva Glam VI lipstick? What do you think about?

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