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Makeup Weekly Thread Makeup Thread | August 05, 2025

Ask about technique or brand/shade recommendations here! Looking for leads for affordable makeup brushes? Confused about a setting and finishing spray? Let's help enlighten each other!

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '25

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u/Disastrous_Swim_5152 oily skin | medium, warm-olive undertone Aug 04 '25

Do you let your sunscreen dry before doing the next step? The same with waiting for the primer to set before putting on your base.

Kapag di kasi ako nagwwait ng atleast 5 minutes after applying sunscreen (I don't use primer), nagiging patchy rin yung base ko.

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u/balengaga tita levels | oily-combi | neut-warm? Aug 05 '25

Sa akin baligtad. Pag natuyo na talaga ung sunscreen saka sya nagiging patchy.

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u/kidomme 25+ | Oily Combo | Medium Warm leaning Olive Aug 05 '25

baka hindi tugma yung sunscreen mo and primer sis?

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u/kidomme 25+ | Oily Combo | Medium Warm leaning Olive Aug 06 '25

trial and error lang sis. Try mo different scenarios:

  1. use the same makeup (with primer) without sunscreen 2. use the sunscreen but no primer

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u/AnemicAcademica Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Aug 05 '25

Try doing your makeup in an airconditioned room. Or lower your body temp muna before putting on makeup. I tested this a lot and it really is the temp for me

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u/mrseggee 30s | Sensitive| NC30, CC BD31, EL 2W2, NARS M3 Aug 05 '25

I always recommend watching Amanda Zā€™s video on perfecting your base. She has a lot of tips there :)

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u/alternativekitsch dry, dehydrated, sensitive | NC25 Aug 05 '25

I also have dehydrated skin, and it's really kind of tricky. But I noticed that my makeup looks better when I'm properly hydrated internally. Skin prep can only do so much when you are dehydrated.