[beautifulinside]

So im very curious on applying my mmu wet. How do i go about this? What should i use? Thanks!

[4evrrose]

For your foundation you can either use a slightly damp sponge. I heard where some people use a slightly damp kabuki brush, but I'm not sure that would got on nice a smooth.

For e/s I use a damp sponge e/s applicator.

Whatever minerals you want to use damp, just make sure you sprinkle a small amount of them on a saucer or little plate. Any minerals that get damp and you don't use, toss. You don't want contaminated minerals which could breed bacteria.

[lynnda]

There are several very good tutorials on this site for applying minerals wet! Do a search. I know Thais has done an excellent one!! Good luck!

[laurreenn]

there are also popular youtube videos on how to achieve this look. after you watch the tutorial and try it for yourself a few times, you'll develop your own way of doing it.

[jenfer]

I spritz my swirly bowl with 2 pumps of hydrosol, then sprinkle foundation in the bowl and then pick them up with sponge. Works awesome for me.

[gejba]

I wet my brush - make a paste on the back of my hand and then apply the paste like e/s as usual. I never tried wet for foundation before though.

[smile:)]

I did the same as Jenfer,however, some of the powder lump on my face. Any help?

[Sirvinya]

I spray a little Body Shop Vitamin E face mist into a bowl (maybe 2 sprays) they tip a tiny bit of foundation, mix it to a paste with my brush then apply.

[speerrituall1]

Thais' EUREKA Tutorial! Mineral makeup!.

[Adrienne]

Originally Posted by speerrituall1

Thais' EUREKA Tutorial! Mineral makeup!.

Ditto!! And you'll love her accent lol!

Edit:
Crap, you won't be able to see it since you have to have at least 800 post. Search youtube!

[4evrrose]

Originally Posted by ag10v

Ditto!! And you'll love her accent lol!

Edit:
Crap, you won't be able to see it since you have to have at least 800 post. Search youtube!

I was able to see it

[laurreenn]

Originally Posted by smile:)

I did the same as Jenfer,however, some of the powder lump on my face. Any help?

make sure you're buffing. i usually start by putting treating the wet minerals the same way i would treat traditional liquid foundation, but i do that on purpose so that there's a concentration of minerals in the places i need them (cheeks, nose, chin) and in other places there's barely any (jawline, forehead, t-zone). i would suggest with starting on the outside of your face buff in light circles inwards.