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salj
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Loose or pressed?
For loose powder I LOVE the M&S Autograph one, it's cheaper than the MAC Prep & Prime powder but very very similar.
For pressed, I like the sleek luminous one, or for something more matte, I have a Bourjois healthy mix powder that is nice.
xkayla_herex
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Has anyone tried Youngblood makeup? I got some samples and really like them. Simulate to bare minerals make-up but I think I prefer it.
Airey fairy
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Hi kayla,
I have used Youngblood and liked it it's not the cheapest by any means and is gd quality but .... Here's my big sticking factor the name - Youngblood 😩😩😩 I just I can't get over that fact .... The whole young thing.. will this deter any older clients ? who lets face it usually will and do spend the most looking good as they usually have a bit more of a disposable income and the whole, "blood" in it 😬😬😬im just not sure.. but I can vouch that the products are v v good, felt amazing on and I was speaking to them at the show in feb all ladies were v helpful n my make up looked amazing ... I did ask about the name being a problem for consumers and the lady did say if I had a £1 for everyone who asked about the name being a problem id be very rich .... She said "no one really thinks of it", but she's gonna say this as ... She worked for them 👍👍x x hth
beautyxperts
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I had the rep in a few months ago, really like it but I had a reaction to the foundation (liquid) and primer = burning, red scaly skin 😥 no idea why. But I know they have a very good offer on their largest stand & retail package at the moment x
Saira23
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I use MAC Prep & Prime. I have a tanning salon which exposes me to high heat and my make-up stays in place with it!
