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Ben Nye question?
I'm looking to add setting powders to my kit and I've heard a lot about the Ben Nye Banana powder. I looked into it, and I see that there are a lot of different shades to choose from. I want a full range from super fair to super dark but I don't want to dish out money for shades just to "complete" the line. For a full range of versatile shades, which of their setting powders would you recommend. Also, are there other setting/blotting powders you prefer that offer a full range of colors? Oct 03 14 05:15 am Link Hillary Scrogins wrote: Experience is a brutal teacher... I now always mix several shades/tints together on a puff to obtain a perfect match (or adjustment)... absolutely no need to purchase a myriad of product... pink, olive, and rich golden browns for women of color and mix to match... Oct 03 14 08:07 am Link I really like the Ben Nye Loose Powders. I have the 3oz sizes of the Neutral Set and Banana Powder because I use those the most. The Banana Powder is also good for very slightly toning down any redness/pinkness. The Neutral Set literally works for every skintone. As a woman of color, this feature is very important to me. I have a couple of the Ben Nye Mojave line translucent powders as well, in the colors Camel and Nutmeg. Oct 03 14 11:41 am Link Ben Nye sells two palettes with all of the powders from light to dark only in pressed form. I think they are about $50 each. Check out naimes.com, nigelbeauty.com or frends.com for them Oct 07 14 10:15 pm Link |
