Can it be used for permanent makeup
268985
It comes with some makeup already on so not sure how useful it would be but it can be painted or drawn on. Permanent makeup generally means tattooing. I dont see it being at all useful for that.
268986
This mannequin already has make up on. She is quite beautiful in person. This photo does not do her any justice. I use the mannequin to display my hats and scarf on my online website. If you would like to take a better look at her you may go to www.StephFleeceDesigns.Etsy.com
1869087
You can do make up on it, it stains easily. It's hard to get off makeup once applied. After using it a few times I stopped using it. I didn't think it was a good product or worth the money.
2140902
Yes it can be used just about anywhere. But it is too wide for the eyebrow area. There is a smaller epilady made just for the face that works the same way it's just smaller so if you intend to use it only for the face I would consider it.
1344738
Not at all....i use it as a excellent fishing touch when i use liquid base and as a quick natural look when i don't wanna put any make up. I highly recommend. It would leave your skin with a natural young matte look
2279552
I have one Luminess for travel and one to use at home, so my answer is "yes." Though I don't use it every single day, I do use it when I go somewhere or when I have a long day during which I want my makeup to stay looking really good. I find it lasts about 18 hours still looking fresh. I am not as skilled as I want with the blush. However, I learned that 2 drops are all you need of that. I also find that it gives me a uniform, clean, light coverage, hiding imperfections. Those are criteria I look for in a make-up. My application process with the airbrush has improved with use. If you work, you don't ever have to worry about touch-ups. Now, wish they would come up with an airbrush that I could just blow on my eyes and have them all made up! I would buy that, too!
1633658
Yes it can. It is similar to protein based deposit only colors like jazzing or cellophane. It's not really designed to be used with that kind of color...it would be redundant. But if for some reason you really want to you can. This product is for use with permanent color. It fills in porous areas to make hair stronger and more receptive to dye (the color will take more evenly and last longer if the filler is applied before coloring). If it is used after coloring it can be used as a toner (red to neutralize green, platinum which is blue based - to neutralize orange, red and yellow in light brown to white blond hair. There's even gold to enhance yellow in blond that is too pale or Burgundy for deep reds or dark browns that are too ashy. If you buy filler to match the color of your hair, it can be used to enhance or refresh existing color. A color wheel would help you to identify which colors to use for a desired effect. The protein in this product is great for counter acting damage from dye and styling. There is even a clear, it's called neutral to be used strictly for filling in porosity and strengthening hair before and after coloring.
465544
Its not really recommended for that purpose, but as long as you didn't over use it in the process of removing the makeup, I suppose it would be OK. By "over use" I mean more than about 8-10 light to medium pressure buffing movements in any particular area of the skin. Because the cloth is so good at exfoliating, it is very easy to overdo it and make your skin raw! It warns you about this on the package. Also, I believe there is a warning about using it too much on delicate areas such as around the eyes, where presumably you would have a lot of makeup to be removed as well so again, it would seem to be contraindicated for makeup removal. I would still highly recommend it as an exfoliator as it is the most powerful exfoliator I have ever encountered without using a chemical peel.
583915
Yeah, it has oil in it, so if you put a glob on a q-tip you could use it to remove makeup. But why would you do that? Makeup removal is not the intended use for this product and it wouldn't be very cost effective to use it as such. Just get an eye makeup remover or use so grapeseed or camellia oil on a cotton ball :-)
1947324
Yes you can. It peels off if you didn't like it. It can also be trimmed after a few days of drying.nifnyounlike how they look then you can use clear nail polish to make it permanent. A little goes a long way on these.
532404
I don't see why not. It's easy to use and works well. Maybe not use the exfoliation attachment. I think it's consistent and thorough without it, anyway.
1592406
Yes. It's very light and absorbs quickly. You could put an SPF moisturizer over it. I use it under makeup with a 30 SPF.
1866390
Probably not. The reflection is not a true one for makeup. I purchase this mirror so that one could see how jewelry or hairwear would look on my customers.
258971
Absolutely! just smooth it all over your face because it is a moisturizer as well and then put your blush, eye shadow, lip gloss. It's fast and easy and looks very natural !
1968728
To be perfectly honest I'm not sure, I only use it for my liquid concealer and foundation. It's a great brush that works best when applying liquid foundations.
1096435
Absolutely. That's how I use it. Then my primer. Then foundation.. unless its just a concealor and powder day. Face stays moisturized all day.
1486705
I am mixing it into a home made face cream. So yes to your question, you could mix it into your own products.
1765742
Hi. I would definately say no. The pointed foundation brush is great for liquid foundation and concealer under the eyes. The buffing brush is also great for cream to powder foundation, blush, bronzer. The core collection brush set $18 has the brushes. With these brushes, one brush can have multiple uses. And they work flawlessly.