WelcomeI don't normally post here, but this caught my attention so I thought I would chime in.
I highly recommend using eyeshadow as a liner. It's forgiving and gives definition without the harsh line - which can make some look older. I can only speak for myself, but as I inch toward 40, I need all the help to blur those lines
Right? Being able to go out in the sun without scorching? Dreams...Does my nut in!! I want olive skin and a tan
Sweet!
Off the top of my head, no, but I know I've seen some giving tutorials on tiktok/instagram... I'll send some your way
Thanks Jason
I don't know if I'll be staying... this thread is too fast-paced for me! 
I usually do poke an eye out
Thanks for chiming in.I don't normally post here, but this caught my attention so I thought I would chime in.
I highly recommend using eyeshadow as a liner. It's forgiving and gives definition without the harsh line - which can make some look older. I can only speak for myself, but as I inch toward 40, I need all the help to blur those lines
Yes, it’s just explaining the difference between the two kinds. Lots of brands to choose from.So those are general categories and lots of different brands to choose from?
I do not like anything but the lightest products on my face. I have used some light sun screen type products. I am fortunate in that my skin is blemish free, and I am always uncertain about it making my skin feel oily or prone to middle age acne. And all the product the gals at the make up counter want to sell me makes my head spin with the complications and the cost.
Agreed, I’d never wear sparkly or glitter eyeshadow and like Stacy I would use an eyeshadow for lining.
Just jump in when you canThanks Jason
. It’s what I do lol
Does anyone have a brand they especially like (US)? I get lost looking at all the product options and decide to spend my money on something else...
Careful where you jump. Have you seen the floors in here?Just jump in when you can
Yes, Why do you think I’m jumping?
I buy mostly Reina Rebelde. The stuff for my face, creams Etc, vary from month to month depending on recommendations I getDoes anyone have a brand they especially like (US)? I get lost looking at all the product options and decide to spend my money on something else...
I highly recommend Tarte's BB cream. It's basically a tinted moisturizer, really light, feels greatSo those are general categories and lots of different brands to choose from?
I do not like anything but the lightest products on my face. I have used some light sun screen type products. I am fortunate in that my skin is blemish free, and I am always uncertain about it making my skin feel oily or prone to middle age acne. And all the product the gals at the make up counter want to sell me makes my head spin with the complications and the cost.
I use L’Oréal C’est Magic CC for work. It’s cheap and it’s actually amazing. It Cosmetics one is very good too. But I’m in the UK so I’m not sure about USADoes anyone have a brand they especially like (US)? I get lost looking at all the product options and decide to spend my money on something else...
It depends on how you do it though. If it's eyeshadow styles of yesteryear, then for sure.
I don't normally post here, but this caught my attention so I thought I would chime in.
I highly recommend using eyeshadow as a liner. It's forgiving and gives definition without the harsh line - which can make some look older. I can only speak for myself, but as I inch toward 40, I need all the help to blur those lines
Yeah anything super shiny or sparkly didn't look as good after my 20's to me actually.
For just general everyday use for work, I use a CC cream from Aldi. It is cheap at £3.99. It is light on the skin and does what it says on the tin.So those are general categories and lots of different brands to choose from?
I do not like anything but the lightest products on my face. I have used some light sun screen type products. I am fortunate in that my skin is blemish free, and I am always uncertain about it making my skin feel oily or prone to middle age acne. And all the product the gals at the make up counter want to sell me makes my head spin with the complications and the cost.
Oooooo I haven’t tried the Aldi one. Their dupes are fab too
Dry skin 
