what do you use....

[Deborah]

to smooth out the surface of you're skin? I mean on the face of course.

[Toyah]

Polyfiller and a trowl

[Tristen Cox]

Blend blend blend

and lots of ...

foundation foundation foundation!!

A soft foam applicator(press well), and a very soft wide brush to remove any excess;)

Hey I watched the video!:p

[Sauron]

to smooth out the surface of you're skin? I mean on the face of course.

I don't understand? If you mean skin wise I've been cleansing, toning and moisturising since 18 years old. At 37 most people think I'm mid to late 20's :)

If it's makeup you mean, then I use Max Factor colour adapt, applied with my fingers. A light dusting of powder to finish off applied with a big brush.

[Melissa Ryan]

Well Amy, I'm a guy in a dress and I get by on a wing and a prayer! I use whatever I can to base, as what Tris said, foundation plus!!!! The GG's in my life dont use much makeup so I am just having a go for myself! Put it on and rememember it if it looks ok!

[Gemma]

Polyfiller and a trowl
You took the words right outta my mouth Toyah :D

[Deborah]

Yes makeup wise.:confused: I know there are some products out there that can make you skin look smoother.

[Priscilla Anne Rose]

I suppose the belt sander is too.........nevermind.:eek:

[Tristen Cox]

Yes makeup wise.:confused: I know there are some products out there that can make you skin look smoother.
The big thing is pores. These tend to suck up the make up and create too much texture. You can't permenently shrink them, but keeping them clean and moisturizing will help. Proper shaving etc works well too. There's some good stuff out there for helping to fill in the blanks so to speak but watch which you get as some can actually accent them where you don't want to. Then as I said before, good foundation is your best friend.

There are some pore reducers(albiet temporary) if you do a google search. I could try and dig up a link if you like. It's not cheap stuff though.

[mand]

Hello Amy :) Well I have lots and lots of different foundations, Rimmel, Max Factor, Boots No.7, all different makes.
I know that you're supposed to find the closet one to suit the skin colour but I like to play around and experiment a little;)
I always like the pale look, I have one or two Ivory foundations.

Firstly a really good close shave is vital, then blend the foundation in really well, also I always use powder dusted on after the foundation has been allowed to "settle".

Oh and Toyah a good trowel is very important, I always prefer a Bull nosed one.................I could really do myself a mischief with a pionty ended one ;)


love mand xxx:)

[Deborah]

I was in a chat room a couple of nights ago and a girl mentioned using a concealer to cover up dark hair on the face. Where would that fit into the picture? do you use that first then foundation? Parris mentioned to me about using blush and layering it. I would like a little more info on that if you happen to see this Parris....or anyone else...Thanks

[Toyah]

I suppose the belt sander is too.........nevermind.:eek:
Belt sander :idea: )-} make sure you have 50 grade in it

[Katrina W]

Belt sander :idea: )-} make sure you have 50 grade in it

Have a diamond disk blade that works quite well then Finnish off with The car buffer works for meeouch http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/36/36_22_19.gif (http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb001_ZRxdm075YYNL)

[Amelie]

I use Maybelene's "Smooth Result" anti-aging(lol) liquid foundation, then I use a loose powder to cover the foundation and that seems to do the job for me. Sometimes if I want to look pale, I use baby powder for the powder make-up.