berryrachel
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Okay so although I have a growing makup collection this whole MSF deal is confusing to me. Can someone explain it to me? Can someone suggest something or rave about one they like?
MSF's
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TISH1124
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There are quite a few threads on MSF's already...here is one that may help you >>>
http://www.specktra.net/forum/f165/favorite-msf-129007/
A luxurious velvet-soft powder with high-frost metallic finish. Smoothes on: adds buffed-up highlights to cheeks and brows, or an overall ultra-deluxe polish to the face.
http://www.specktra.net/forum/f165/favorite-msf-129007/
A luxurious velvet-soft powder with high-frost metallic finish. Smoothes on: adds buffed-up highlights to cheeks and brows, or an overall ultra-deluxe polish to the face.
xxManBeaterxx
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MSF's are mainly used for the cheeks as a blush or a bronzer and the lighter colors are used highlighting the face such as the upper cheek bones, the bridge of your nose, etc... I love MSF's because it gives off a slight shimmery (not glittery) sheen that most blushes and bronzers fail to do. Some people even use it as an eyeshadow, but i love to buff it all over my body with a kabuki brush because some of the MSF's like shimpagne and gold deposit really give you that 'glowy skin' espeically during the summer :]
Depending on your skintone some of the most common favorites are lightscapade, shimpagne, so ceylon, petticoat, blonde, redhead.. Ahh.. the list goes on.... Many of the older MSF's are very hard to find and a bit pricey.
Depending on your skintone some of the most common favorites are lightscapade, shimpagne, so ceylon, petticoat, blonde, redhead.. Ahh.. the list goes on.... Many of the older MSF's are very hard to find and a bit pricey.
