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  • makeup video

    Sunday, Sep 28, 2008 7:33AM / Standard Entry / Members only
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    I made a makeup video, featuring some different Japanese products and a bunch of products from Too Faced. 




    Gransenbon Pore Cover Powder

    I got this from Takashimaya for $21.95, not cheap especially for something so small, but I patted it around my nose where my pores are most visible, and my skin looked SO smooth!  I'd save this item mostly for special occations and clients' photo shoots, especially where closeups might be involved.   


    Mascara Guard

    I bought a mascara guard similar to this, for when I work on clients and want to get close without poking them in the eye or accidently getting mascara on their skin.  I swear, Japanese people think of everything. 


    Komenuka Bijin Cleanser

    I got this cleanser from Diamond Beauty in Studio City, a high end beauty supply store that carries a lot of different brands.  I absolutely love it.  I've been experimenting with many different (expensive!) cleansers in the last few years and this one has been the best.  (My skin is sensitive so I need something gentle that won't make me break out.)  The cleanser comes in a sand-like powder form, which becomes a foam when mixed with water.  You put it on your face and the powder exfoliates your face a little before it foams up.  Each packet lasts 3-6 uses and the cup contains 30 packets. 


    I found a great eBay store that has a lot of Japanese products, based out of Temple City.  I saw some Kanebo Kate eyeshadow on there that is $10 cheaper than what I saw in a store in Alhambra!  check it out.


Entry comments (7)

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  • ching388
     
    posted on Saturday, Oct 18, 2008 7:48AM [Report]
    the mascara quard is very good invention
  • shorty
     
    posted on Thursday, Oct 2, 2008 4:38PM [Report]
    Yeah, it's absolutely amazing - solved problems I didn't even know I had a problem with until I found how great it was without the problems. Haha, hope that made sense.

    And being the makeup and makeup artist of awards shows has got to count for something, right? I think he did the Oscars, and he did the Emmy's and he's made a huge name for himself in America (he's from Australia).

    But then again, it's different for each person - hopefully it works for you as well as it works for me.

    I'd recommend products, but I'd have such a huge list!
  • sirendipity
     
    posted on Tuesday, Sep 30, 2008 1:14AM [Report]
    The Gransenbon Pore Cover Powder sounds good..... I need something like that.
  • 4eVeRdAyDrEaMeR
     
    posted on Monday, Sep 29, 2008 9:00PM [Report]
    Wow...Cool video... Juz  love your tips and products info... Thanks Lianne
  • seantierney
    Official artist
    posted on Sunday, Sep 28, 2008 10:38AM [Report]
    Maybe it's just me, but I wonder what's _in_ the eye base and pore cover. My uncle used to steal grandma's makeup remover to take rust off of chrome on his cars.

    I think this is the first time I was ever 'allowed' to observe this process, and it's fascinating. I could never tolerate putting things so close to my eye, either, so I am even more impressed.

    And just so you know, the 'before' version (i.e. just _you_) looks pretty nice already.
  • musicnote
     
    posted on Sunday, Sep 28, 2008 10:35AM [Report]
    thanks for another good video!
  • shorty
     
    posted on Sunday, Sep 28, 2008 9:56AM [Report]
    Nice, but I'm too in love with Napoleon Perdis to buy anything else. Solved all my problems with makeup - and then some.

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