Comments on: Updated Foundation Routine: Acne Prone Skin with Scarring http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/ Your #1 Diabetes Information Portal Wed, 03 Nov 2010 19:05:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: notmyselfusee http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1599 notmyselfusee Fri, 12 Feb 2010 11:55:34 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1599 omg you dont even look different without makeup ! ugh it makes me sick I dont even look human without makeup! omg you dont even look different without makeup ! ugh it makes me sick I dont even look human without makeup!

]]> By: nighmybeauty http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1598 nighmybeauty Thu, 11 Feb 2010 20:35:30 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1598 you shouldnt touch the concealer wand with your brush you should use a spatula and place it either on your hand or a pallete. you shouldnt touch the concealer wand with your brush you should use a spatula and place it either on your hand or a pallete.

]]> By: sarah29457 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1597 sarah29457 Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:41:27 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1597 Removing the concealer from the wand and tube would be impossible with a spatula. I would have to depot the concealer. By doing that I'd most likely get shards of plastic in the product. I only use clean brushes and use one side of the brush when I reach to apply. Removing the concealer from the wand and tube would be impossible with a spatula. I would have to depot the concealer. By doing that I’d most likely get shards of plastic in the product. I only use clean brushes and use one side of the brush when I reach to apply.

]]> By: sarah29457 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1596 sarah29457 Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:22:02 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1596 LOL shush I look different! LOL shush I look different!

]]> By: nighmybeauty http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1595 nighmybeauty Fri, 05 Feb 2010 16:35:38 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1595 Im not trying to offend you all im saying is that you said so you dont contaminate 4:09 your product then you use a brush. You also said 4:16 that you have build up on your wand. So what im saying is take your spatula and get the build up product off of the wand . You dont have to depot anything. Also when you reach to apply the brush spreads which would give the bacteria a chance to touch the wand sorry if i didnt make myself clearer. I really didnt mean to offend :) Im not trying to offend you all im saying is that you said so you dont contaminate 4:09 your product then you use a brush. You also said 4:16 that you have build up on your wand. So what im saying is take your spatula and get the build up product off of the wand . You dont have to depot anything. Also when you reach to apply the brush spreads which would give the bacteria a chance to touch the wand sorry if i didnt make myself clearer. I really didnt mean to offend :)

]]> By: sarah29457 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1594 sarah29457 Thu, 04 Feb 2010 08:57:33 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1594 @nighmybeauty No offense taken. :) I simply don't see the need to have an extra step like that in my own personal routine. By using a spatula I would have to take an extra step and time. I would have to scrap the product off the build up of the wand. I would then have to take my already clean brush and then apply from the spatula's surface. Since the brush would spread again regardless of what surface it would be on. I never "double dip" anyways, both surfaces are sterile. Either way works! @nighmybeauty No offense taken. :)

I simply don’t see the need to have an extra step like that in my own personal routine.

By using a spatula I would have to take an extra step and time. I would have to scrap the product off the build up of the wand. I would then have to take my already clean brush and then apply from the spatula’s surface. Since the brush would spread again regardless of what surface it would be on. I never “double dip” anyways, both surfaces are sterile. Either way works!

]]> By: nighmybeauty http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1593 nighmybeauty Thu, 04 Feb 2010 08:48:59 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1593 I understand that it is your personal use but you also said you dont want to contaminate so i was telling you a better way that you can do it without contaminating it. I am a licensed esthetician and im also a makeup artist and i was just giving you alittle of advice but since it is for your personal use what you do is your business i was just commenting on what you said and if im saying this offensively forgive me people say i sound like that from time to time I understand that it is your personal use but you also said you dont want to contaminate so i was telling you a better way that you can do it without contaminating it. I am a licensed esthetician and im also a makeup artist and i was just giving you alittle of advice but since it is for your personal use what you do is your business i was just commenting on what you said and if im saying this offensively forgive me people say i sound like that from time to time

]]> By: AriaPhillips http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1592 AriaPhillips Mon, 01 Feb 2010 01:25:43 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1592 wow. your good. wow. your good.

]]> By: beagle4864 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1591 beagle4864 Sun, 31 Jan 2010 04:35:06 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1591 Thanks for the lip balm trick, I'd never heard of that and I'd love to try it out. This is really good! Thanks for the lip balm trick, I’d never heard of that and I’d love to try it out. This is really good!

]]> By: sarah29457 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/comment-page-1/#comment-1590 sarah29457 Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:59:01 +0000 http://mydiabetes411.com/updated-foundation-routine-acne-prone-skin-with-scarring/651/#comment-1590 Youtube never showed your comment so I'm so sorry this is late! Thank you! :) Youtube never showed your comment so I’m so sorry this is late! Thank you! :)

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