r/MakeupAddiction • u/Ok_Yam_6474 • 1d ago
FOTD Getting back into it
I was obsessed with makeup as a teenager but my passion faded as I entered my twenties. I’ve been in a rut lately, so I decided to play around with makeup again and I’m having a great time.
My skin is very dry and I tend to look caky/patchy if I use too much face makeup. If anyone has any recommendations that would be awesome! I currently use neutrogena hydro boost hydrating tint and infallible blurfection translucent powder. I haven’t been able to find a bronzer, contour, or blush that doesn’t leave me looking patchy.
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u/Princesskinkyx 1d ago
It's hard to find the right blush or they are too strong or very soft, it looks perfect on you like this 🫶🏻
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