I'm an amateur Make Up Artist, ask me anything!

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lets see a pic without any makeup

I actually tried using Johnson's Baby Oil to cleanse my skin recently, instead of my usual Garnier cleanser. It definitely feels softer on my skin, but after I wash it off with warm water/wipe with tissue there's a bit of oily residue left. And my face is getting a bit "oily." Am I doing it wrong, or should I not be using baby oil? Thanks

lets see a pic without any makeup

Why?

Do you have any tips for how to get rid of marks/scars from previous spots?

To highlight the skills of a make up artist.

Thanks for your reply to my question What do you mean by chemical exfoliation, btw? I have a few scars on my legs too, from years of gymnastics/the odd scrape. They're not very noticeable or large, but are taking ages to go

Using liquid to exfoliate rather than grains. I linked some pads in the OP

Oh, thanks. So you wouldn't recommend something like this, then? (I have a no 7 voucher for £5 off anything was tempted).

http://www.boots.com/en/No7-Beautiful-Skin-Radiance-Exfoliator-for-Normal-Dry-Skin-75ml_1245022/

Do you happen to know of a cheaper alternative to the Nip/Fab pads by any chance? I'm saving up at the moment, thanks

No because the grains can break capillaries

Unfortunately not, not that you can get in England. The USA have cheaper ones which in jealous of

In some of your earlier posts you've spoken about the dark lines/general discolouration under your eyes. I'd really like to know your routine to minimise their effects.

What are the best eyebrow products?
I have a big scar like a member of a London gang and nothing seems to cover it properly although I've been thinking of buying the Anastasia Dipbrow Pomade

Do you believe that that one day little black boys and girls will be holding hands with little white boys and girls.

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