Beauty

[rms1954]

The vendor is putting bronzer all over her collar bone and under the jawline and neck, do you go to all that trouble and effort to create a jawbone or hollow out your clavical bones?  I wouldn't want all that makeup around my clothing.  It has to rub off and make a mess.  Just seems like a lot of makeup.  

Pat looked nice when she started out with the lighting pen and then the vitality lip but then as she kept adding other things it looked too heavy.  Maybe I just prefer a more natural look.

[Shanus]

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@rms1954 wrote:

The vendor is putting bronzer all over her collar bone and under the jawline and neck, do you go to all that trouble and effort to create a jawbone or hollow out your clavical bones?  I wouldn't want all that makeup around my clothing.  It has to rub off and make a mess.  Just seems like a lot of makeup.  

Pat looked nice when she started out with the lighting pen and then the vitality lip but then as she kept adding other things it looked too heavy.  Maybe I just prefer a more natural look.

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@rms1954   I didn't see the presentation, but usually less is more and they always pile on extra makeup so it really shows up under the lights on camera. The lights wash out the color in the face, so they go overboard.

Adding all the bronzer to neck, shoulders, etc.? Overkill in my book, too. Maybe in a dark strapless dress, but still...contouring and bronzing your entire body? It's so much easier and less messy to just self-tan. 

[Tricolor]

I saw that presentation yesterday and thought that was such a ridiculous idea. Who wants bronzer on their collar? 

[depglass]

Then you sweat in all this heat and get it all over your clothes.