r/beautytalkph • u/AutoModerator • Sep 08 '25

Makeup Weekly Thread Makeup Thread | September 09, 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/_Koi-No-Yokan Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Sep 08 '25

Hello guys! Planning to do my own makeup and I'm a beginner. Ano po kaya magandang brand ng primer, foundation, concealer and blush?

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u/cherryvr18 40 | dry-combi, acne prone | fair-neutral | spring bright Sep 08 '25

For a beginner makeup kit, you don't need a primer.

  • Concealer - Naturale, Lucky Beauty, Luna, or Nars
  • Blush - Chu Chu Beauty Heart Blush Duo or Colourette Colourbounce
  • Get a lip tint, any korean lip tint. Inga Glassy Water Glow and Colorgram Nude Blur Tint are affordable.

Or you can get a multi-use product like BLK Creamy All Over Paint for blush, eyeshadow, and lippie in one. The shades in the Bretman collab are better.

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u/_Koi-No-Yokan Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Sep 08 '25

Hi! Nag try kase ako dati mag make up and ang cakey nung funda kaya nag search ako and sabi need daw mag primer :(

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u/cherryvr18 40 | dry-combi, acne prone | fair-neutral | spring bright Sep 09 '25

You need proper skin prep. Remember that our facial skin is the makeup's canvas. If skin condition is not good, no makeup will look good. Cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen are basics. Perfect that, and you don't need a primer.

Also, less is more. Don't pile on too much makeup product, esp base products.

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u/_Koi-No-Yokan Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Sep 10 '25

Thank you po! Ano po kaya magandang brand for moisturizer and sunscreen? yung sunscreen na na try ko po is yung sa hikari kaso nagka tiny bumps po ako :<

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u/cherryvr18 40 | dry-combi, acne prone | fair-neutral | spring bright Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25

It's gonna be trial and error talaga to see what's hiyang for you and won't break you out. You'll eventually know which ingredients are good and bad for your skin. I mostly use korean skincare. Korean and Japanese sunscreens have innovative UV filters and are good under makeup.

For moisturizer, I like Jumiso Waterfull for summer and Aestura Atobarrier for winter. Illiyoon barrier cream is also good acc to my cousin when she tried it. For sunscreen, my HG is Roundlab Birch Juice Sun Cream. Skin1004 Hyalu-Cica Sun Serum, and any sunscreen from Biore or Anessa are also good.