Rudyru
Well-known member
Okay, I have NC37- skin, however, I want to get that...I've lost pints and pints of blood, and am going to die now look.
Now, I am staying away from lighter foundations, because I'm sure I'm going to end up looking ashy and just disgusting. Any tips?
Also, although I detest the whole idea, but what they did in the film rendition of Twilight seems close enough.
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It has always been my design philosophy that in the summer you want to look glowy and sun kissed, while in the winter you want to look luminous and moonlit...I can get glowy and sunkissed, but I can't get luminous and moonlit. I end up looking greasy. Am I destined to fail due to my skintone?
Now, I am staying away from lighter foundations, because I'm sure I'm going to end up looking ashy and just disgusting. Any tips?
Also, although I detest the whole idea, but what they did in the film rendition of Twilight seems close enough.
link
It has always been my design philosophy that in the summer you want to look glowy and sun kissed, while in the winter you want to look luminous and moonlit...I can get glowy and sunkissed, but I can't get luminous and moonlit. I end up looking greasy. Am I destined to fail due to my skintone?
