Want a beautiful glow to your skin this summer? Don't want to pay $59 for the new Fenty Body Lava? Here are 2 dupes you can try:
1. THE BABY OIL DUPE
What you'll need:
Any shimmer eye shadow/highlighter color of your choice
Baby Oil (Travel Size is best)
This hack is great if you want glow and shine. The baby oil is really going to give you a beautiful shine with the highlighter inside, but keep in mind you will also have the oily feeling to the skin.
All you have to do is crush up the highlighter/eyeshadow and combine with the baby oil and shake.
Few tips:
Keep in mind you'll have to use a lot of highlighter. I used an old broken one. Use shadows you don't
Take out some oil if you want a more pigmented body illuminator
Play with highlighters/eyeshadows. Because I'm more fair, I wish I would have used a darker highlighter.
2. THE NIVEA AFTER SHAVE BALM HACK
What you'll need:
Any shimmer eye shadow/highlighter color of your choice
Nivea After Shave Balm
For a more pigmented body illuminator, I recommend only using a little bit of Nivea After Shave Balm. Start with a little and add as you get your desired color.
THE KEY TO KEEPING YOUR FOUNDATION ON YOUR NOSE https://youtu.be/vELaAtrL7r0
How can you keep your foundation on your nose you may ask.. WATCH HERE! The key to keeping your foundation on your nose is quite easy, all you need is a few products. This tip is helpful if your nose always ends up red at the end of the day because no matter what face primer and what setting powder you use, it doesn’t work!
What does work? A THICK eye shadow base, like MAC Paint Pots and “baking” your nose with a WET beauty blender and a loose setting powder. First, apply a THIN layer of the paint pot on your nose. Next apply foundation and concealer as normal. Lastly, take your WET beauty blender and dip your beauty blender into the loose setting powder and apply heavily all over nose and let sit for 2 minutes. Dust powder away. You’re good to go.. your foundation will now stay on your nose all day long!
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- Hey, what's up everyone? It's Christina, welcome back to my channel. Today I have a very helpful video. I wish I found this video years ago when I first started watching YouTube videos, and even when I started doing youtube videos. I'm going to be letting you guys know how to prevent your foundation from coming off your nose. I have a super oily nose, and no matter what I use, no matter what primer I use, no matter what I do, my foundation comes off my nose. Especially afterwards, if I go to contour my nose or highlight my nose, something as simple as that, the foundation will come off. And especially, that's like the first area that starts to wear throughout the day, so yeah. I finally found the answer to this problem if you guys are interested then make sure you keep watching and also don't forget to subscribe for more videos. All right, so like I said, no type of face primer at all works on my face. A face primer that is, but an eyeshadow base does work for keeping my foundation on my nose, so the key when it keeps to keeping your foundation on your nose is actually this bad boy right here, this is a MAC Paint Pot, this is Painterly. If you are my skin tone I would recommend either MAC Soft Ochre Paint Pot or Painterly. Painterly has more pink undertones, this one has more yellow undertones. So it really just depends, I personally think Soft Ochre is more pigmented than Painterly. But, today I am going to go with Painterly. So all you do is just take a brush, and apply a thin layer on to your nose. I make sure I apply it to the sides of my nose, and the bridge of my nose, just a nice thin layer. I do also make sure I get this area down here, because I get a lot of redness down here. That's it as far as applying the Paint Pot, now I'm just gonna go ahead and apply my foundation. For my foundation I'm actually gonna be using my favorite drugstore foundation, this is the Milani Conceal + Perfect Foundation and then I'm just gonna use my ratchet Real Techniques beauty blender that needs to be cleaned, don't mind this 'cause this is the second time I'm doing this video. Now you could stop right there if you wanted to, but I would definitely recommend, especially if you have a oily nose, to use a setting powder. I'm just gonna take my wet sponge and put it in my loose setting powder. And just put that right on my nose. Let it set for a few seconds so that way it really stays, and lasts all day. Now if you're like me and you have a really oily nose, if you just apply foundation to your nose without doing everything that we just did, then applying anything to your nose, like contouring your nose or putting a powder on top the foundation would automatically come off your nose, so like when I just dusted the powder off of my nose, it would automatically come off. Even with setting it. But because I have that MAC Paint Pot underneath, it's not going anywhere. And I can touch my nose like this, and still no redness on my nose whatsoever. And there you go, the key to keeping your foundation on your nose is using an eyeshadow base, something very thick like MAC Paint Pots, and then setting it with a wet beauty blender and a loose powder, and keep it on for a little bit. That is the key when it comes to keeping your foundation on your nose. If you found this tip helpful, make sure you guys hit that subscribe button and also make sure you guys give this video a thumbs up. And yep, I will see you guys in my next video
Did you know that you can clean your sterling silver with ketchup. All you have to do is put ketchup and your sterling silver jewelry in a bowl, leave it for about 5-10 minutes, to remove the ketchup just rinse off with water and a toothbrush. The acid in the ketchup helps restore your sterling silver back to new =)
For cleaning gold jewelry, you actually don’t need any harsh jewelry cleaner. All you need is a mild dish soap and water. Use a toothbrush to get in any grooves or channels. Also, did you know soap and water is the best way to clean your gold plated jewelry as well?
This next hack is for those who have sensitive ears and find your ears really sore after wearing costume jewelry. All you need is vaseline to create a barrier between the metal and your ears.
Most people already know about this hack, but if you don’t and you end up losing an earring back, all you need is an eraser for a temporary fix.
This next hack is great for traveling with your jewelry! Using a pill case is a clever way to store your earrings and rings while you’re on vacation, preventing you from losing anything and helping you get organized by using the days of the week on the pill case.
Sterling Silver is known for tarnishing but did you know if you store your sterling silver correctly it will slow down the tarnishing. Store your silver in a zip lock bag and also using a slicica bag will help slow down the tarnishing as well!
If you want a quick fix for oversized rings and need a ring guard, cut a piece of a straw and create a slit, then hook on to the back of your ring.. there ya go. Easy inexpensive ring guard.
Another hack for a ring guard is use a hot glue gun. Put some hot glue onto a surface and dip the back of your ring into the hot glue so it gets on the inside as well. Once it’s cool to touch, shape the glue around the ring and ta da! DIY ring guard. Don’t worry, you can remove the glue easily and it doesn’t ruin your jewelry.
Did you know you can use a paper clip to help hook on your bracelet if you have no one to help you? ... or you can use a paper clip to remove a knot from your necklaces.
If you want to prevent knots if your necklaces, put your necklaces through a straw. This is also great for traveling so that way you don’t have to worry about your necklaces balling up together.
