Every girl should have..

Every girl should have..

List 5 make up items you think every girl should have

I don’t want exact product names, just items (example blush, concealer etc..)

List 5 types of brushes you think every girl should have

Again, I don’t want brands.. Just a type (example foundation brush, eyeshadow blender brush etc..)

Make Up Items

1. Concealer

2. Mascara

3. Lipbalm

4. Blush

5. Translucent Powder

Brushes

1. Foundation Brush

2. Brow Brush

3. Kabuki Brush

4. Concealer Brush

5. Eye Shadow Blending Brush

Make Up:

Concealer

Mascara

Blush

many eyeshadows

lipgloss

Brushes:

powder/blush brush

eyeliner brush

blending e/s brush

large e/s brush

a medium e/s brush for packing color

Make Up:

lipbalm

blush

mascara

concealer

foundation

Brushes:

eyeliner brush

powder/blush brush

eyeshadow brush

concealer brush

kabuki brush

For the Face:

Moisturizer for skin type

tweezers

Foundation and/or Concealer

Brow filler

blush

lipstick/gloss

Brushes:

eyeliner brush

powder brush

blush brush

large eyeshadow brush

small eyeshadow brush

lip brush

Bronzer/Kabuki brush

1. $

2. $$

3. $$$

4. $$$$

5. $$$$$ for all the mu & brushes

LOL

LOL - Rosie!!!

But for me:

5 products:

*Concealer

*Mascara

*Eyeshadow - one that can be used from lash line to brow to open up the eye

*Bronzer

*Neutral lip colour

5 brushes:

*Concealer

*Bronzer/blush

*Eyeshadow x 2 - one for application, one for blending

*Eyeliner

That's SEVEN! You're only allowed to chose 5! LMAO at Rosie /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

Mascara

Translucent Powder

Clear Gloss

Clear product to set brows

e/s close to skin tone

I don't think you NEED brushes with the stuff I listed :icon_chee

Great poll!

M/U (I'm assuming minimum spf 15 goes without question so not including it here!)

1. Mascara

2. Bronzer

3. YLBB l/g or l/s

4. Brow filler (e/s or pencil)

5. concealer (I still need to find a good one of these)

Brushes

1. Eyeshadow blending brush

2. Skunk brush

3. Lip brush

4. Kabuki brush

5. Brow brush

Items:

champagne colored e/s

mascara

gloss

eye liner

lip balm

brushes:

blending brush

flat, stiff brush

liner

foundation (either regular foundation or fluffy brush for powder. depends on what kind of foundation they use)

blush brush

5 THINGS EVERY GIRL SHOULD HAVE:

- Concealer

- Lash Curler

- Volumizing Mascara

- Blush (the color that your skin is when you have worked out for 30 minutes)

- Tweezers (tame those brows people!!)

5 BRUSHES EVERY GIRL SHOULD HAVE: (I am going to use MAC #'s so you can see what I mean)

- Foundation Brush

- Angled Brow Brush (MAC 208)

- Versatile Eye Brush (MAC 239)

- Brush for Blush and Powder (MAC 129)

- Thin Brush for Crease Work or Lining (MAC 219)

I agree with all of the other ladies' fabulous suggestions, but I would also add a sense of fun. Every girl should have a sense of fun and feel beautiful when it comes to applying and buying makeup. Totally, OT, Liz, have you ever been (I'm sure you have) told you look like the girl who plays or used to play "Chloe" on Days of Our Lives?

lol. yeah, some people have said that /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> good thing i think she's pretty. lol

MAKE UP:

1. Good foundation that matches skintone

2. Concealer

3. Blush

4. Lip gloss

5. Mascara

6. (ya I cheated with an extra one) Good Mosturizer!

BRUSHES:

1. Eye shadow packing brush

2. Foundation brush

3. Blending eye shadow brush

4. Powder Brush

5. Blush brush

List 5 make up items you think every girl should have

foundation that matches ur skintone perfectly

yellow-based powder

bronzer

lip gloss

black eyeliner

List 5 types of brushes you think every girl should have

blush brush

powder brush

smudger brush

lip brush

angle brush

Make-up

Moisturizer with SPF

foundation

concealer

black eye liner

lip balm

brush

foundation brush

concealer brush

blending e/s brush

angle e/s brush

brow brush

MAKEUP

Um, anyone with acne and oily skin like me needs:

* Foundation

* Concealor

* Loose powder

But now to pick only 2 more items?!

Definitely mascara, and I guess a good lipstick or gloss to add a bit of color ... but I really want to add eyeshadow and eyeliner (colored for me, never black!) to the list too! /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

BRUSHES

I think I only have 5 brushes that I use on a regular basis, lol

* Small eyeshadow brush (a good one can be used to cover the whole lid in color, apply crease color by using the side of the brush, blending, etc.)

* Angle brush (for applying eyeshadow as an eyeliner and making that "wing" in a cat-eye look)

* Powder brush

* Concealor brush

* Small contour brush (an angled brush a little smaller than a blush brush, which I use to apply loose powder in places that's hard to get with a powder brush, like under my eyes to set my concealor)

I also think an eyelash curler is essential for small-eyed girls like myself /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

Sorry to say I'm not too into brushes aside from the large Kabuki one I use to apply my Jurlique powder, so I'll keep my list a bit on the general side! :icon_redf

[*][*]Intense, high-SPF/PPD/IPD sunscreen, head to toe, every day without fail - it's the ultimate anti-wrinkle cream.[*]Shimmery lip glosses in every shade for every possible occasion. I love the sparkly ones for photos because even the clear shades photograph beautifully.[*]The best lash curler you can find. For me, that's been Shu Uemura so far - but I'm open to suggestions! I hear Kevin Aucoin's is good ...[*]An airbrush foundation for special occasions. Sally Hansen makes a great one, as does Dior. To me, neither brand is better than the other. I just wish the manufacturers would expand on these very limited shades; I'm pretty fair, so I have to wear self-tanners to be able to carry off even the lightest one.[*](For hair) Velcro rollers. I think this is such a great, inexpensive, no-heat, no-clips-necessary way to get your hair in fabulous order for the day. Wash hair, wait until almost completely dry, spritz sections with just a bit of alcohol-free gel or mousse (whatever's best for your hair), set, and remove when completely dry. Finger-style.

So much more!