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How to make Liquid foundation make-up

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By MZENTREPRENUER
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Foundation is a second skin that some of us women use but some foundation in deparment stores feel caked on and thick then when you put your powder on top its starts to come through ( YUCK!! ) I got a way that you will never how to spend money on Expensive foundation agan that will only feel caked on so im going to show you a way that you can make a simple foundation that i know you will be Satisfied with and share with your family or friends have fun and be creative!!!

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • your powder compact
  • i perfer spf face cream but you can use unscented lotion
  • plastic knife
  • plastic spoon
  • small bowl to mix
  • clean empty containers
  1. Step 1

    Take your plastic knife and scrap some powder into the mixing bowl and get your lotion or cream and put the same amount powder into the bowl as you did powder

  2. Step 2

    than mix it well together and test it out on your inner arm to see that it is the same color as your skin if it is perfect means you did it perfect!! if not just add more powder or cream/lotion until you get the color you agree with

  3. Step 3

    after making up your homemade liquid foundation put it in a clean container and make sure it is seal tightly so no air wont get inside to dry it out and enjoy being caked free lol!!!

Tips & Warnings
  • if not any spf cream try to get the least scented lotion as you can to avoid watery eyes
  • it is so light you wont even feel it. its just like a second skin.
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