Another top tip is to seek out foundations that do not have titanium dioxides in the formula. Some brands like Nars also specialize in nonoxidizing foundations.
it's rly interesting that you say that bc i have the worst experiences with nars foundations when it comes to oxidizing. i love the formula of their foundations so much but i look like an oompa limps after like 40 minutes.
@@jasneet6569 Fair question! While it's true that the higher up on the ingredient list, the higher the amount of the ingredient is present in the formula, but in the case of the concealer you mentioned, the amount of that ingredient present is negligible. It doesn't give flashback or look ashy at all. I'd say choose the right undertone, but the clarity of the pigment is so great, you really can be off several shades in either direction and still get great effects
Yes. I would go for the solution of getting a lighter shade of foundation. Because no matter what technique you do if you are acidic, foundation gets darker if you are using a shade that matches your skintone. The best way is getting a shade lighter than your skintone...
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Wow Smitha, you always give helpful tips. This always happens to me and I always wonder why. I didn't even know it had a name. So very helpful and informative, thank you! 🙏🏽
Very informative, my foundation generally oxidizes in my mouth area and the sides of my forehead ( usually the areas where I am mostly tanned). Do you have any solutions for that?
I was remembering organic chemistry class and my teacher along with this video i.e. this reacts with this hahahaha 😄. But jokes apart this is really so helpful because i always face this problem whenever i am on my events and i need to keep my face fresh and glowing. So thank you so much for this tutorial. You are actually my teacher now. 💕
Hey smitha ! love to see the effort u take for ur audiences..u do deserve a 2 M🎂🎂🎂🎂. Smitha can u show various eyeshadow palettes that can be bought from to create daily wear as well as festive looks!!???
In our country environment became very hot when it is summer and these days I sweat a lot. As a result, my makeup removes from my t-zone area very quickly. what should I do to prevent this problem? please help me out 🥺
Very useful tips, thanks a lot. I like your tutorials because you provide practical solutions and go directly to the point. Would you please share something on how to clean make-up brushes Keep up the good work 💚
My foundation oxidized in the bottle. It’s relatively new - bought it 2 months ago. I bought it 2 shades lighter, but now it is slightly darker than my skin tone. I am considering buying a new one and transferring it to a bottle with a pump, but I worry it won’t help because once we break the seal and it’s exposed to oxygen that’s it- it will inevitably begin to oxidize. Do you have any tips on how to work with foundation after it’s oxidized in the bottle itself? I have used these methods on my skin before using the foundation and it’s helpful but it’s only a minimal difference overall. Would love some help. Thank you!
Congratulations on 2M subscribers!!!! Well deserved. I watch you almost every morning when im doing my morning routine. Would you please do a tutorial on magnetic lashes putting on and taking off (the magnetic liner is stickier than regular eye liner). And provide your input on it. Also I'd love to see a video on faux eyelash maintenance. How do you keep them clean. Oh and also what is your routine for cleaning your makeup brushes. Thanks Smitha and I love you so much!
Any tips for pale olive skin tones? I found that Huda’s Panna Cotta 130G matched my skin extremely well before it oxidized (frankly nothing’s going to be 100% but this was close) but after thirty minutes it went orange.
So I normally never use CC cream and I bought the Elf CC cream, I have oily skin and I have a very strict skin care regimen. I always wash, tone and prime and wait 15 minutes before applying foundation and concealer. This cc cream has been the first one that has oxidized on me. I looked almost orange 😂! Do you think a CC cream has something in it? Also I can’t use anything with spf because I sometimes break out in hives. I thought about just not using it anymore or buying a lighter shade like you suggested. But I just had that question…
