Thanks to Maureen Kelly, creator of Tarte Beauty, I now have some more free time in the morning! There are a group of products that I call Lazy Day Beauty Essentials. This term is reserved for products in my mind that require minimal effort to use, but deliver a lot of results. They are great for when you're running late in the morning (which is every morning for me) or lazy Sundays when you still want to look pulled together.
The fact that Tarte's Amazonian Clay Full Coverage Airbrush Foundation is one, also makes it a perfect summer beauty pick with it being so simple. This powder is a win win. Because let's face the fact that every one of us usually has something they want to hide, in terms of imperfections that frustrate us with our complexions. I know I initially doubted the ability for a powder foundation to offer true full coverage- but this one does.
Even as a skincare expert, there are still things that I'd love to
improve with my skin- hyperpigmentation being my main issue. More &
more female clients of mine struggle with this same frustration- got to love those hormones!
Because I'm self conscious of it, I like a fuller coverage foundation around my upper cheeks- but want completely natural looking coverage. I don't even need to use a separate concealer with this product. Buff it on, build the coverage to where you want it & off you go. The Amazonian Clay helps regulate oil production as we head into muggy summer weather. The added Tourmaline & Camilla Leaf Extract boost a surge of moisture for the skin. Just a dollop of pearl powder prevents the powder from looking chalky. This is definitely a Must Have Make-Up Monday product for me!
Peace. Love. Lipgloss.
*Gifted for review
Peace. Love. Lipgloss.
*Gifted for review
3 comments:
Hi! I have about the same skin tone as you. Can you please tell me what shade you are wearing? Thank you!
Can you take a full face before and after with the powder indoor and out door? Also, do you think the powder will work with another brush (maybe a dupe for the Tarte one?) or is the Tarte brush the only one to use with it?
I shudder at the thought of a full face photo shot of moi without make-up being on the internet, so I'm going to decline on that;) However any brush will work with the foundation- a kabuki for full coverage or a less dense option for sheerer coverage. Stay pretty!
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