So, I just recently got married (to the man of my dreams) on November 29, 2009. Our wedding came off perfectly…small & intimate – without a lot of fuss or frivol.
First and foremost – big props to my wedding photographer Katherine O’Brien. She took some amazing photos. She didn’t require much prompting on my part – she just sort of intuitively knew were the good shots where and captured them.
I will have to go into detail on my whole wedding look in another post – but I wanted to rave about the MAKE UP FOR EVER HD Invisible Cover Foundation I used. I’ve been eyeing this foundation since IMATS 2009 in Pasadena, but I only finally picked it up a few months ago. One of my makeup artist friends was raving about it and that sealed the deal for me.
As the pictures show – this makeup came off FLAWLESS in photos. It delivered an airbrushed effect. The formula is oil-free and medium to full coverage (it’s buildable). There’s no SPF – to turn your face white in flash photography. The purpose of this makeup is to even out skin, make it look flawless, and appear invisible in film/print – even in HD. I have to say – it lived up to that expectation. Spherical pigments provide a soft-focus effect that really gives skin a nice glow.
I would say it took about 2-3 pumps to build my perfect coverage – I applied using a MAC 190 Foundation Brush over the MUFE HD Microperfecting Primer in Neutral. I also set and finished with the MUFE HD Microfinish Powder. I’m not sure I’d jump to using this combo for everyday – it is beautiful in real life – it’s just a little bit of a high maintenance application. One thing to note – I think this looks best when skin texture is in great condition. I made sure to take care of my skin leading up to the my wedding – so that I would only be working to even out the color of my complexion and conceal blemishes. If I had somewhat dry or flakey skin – I’m not sure I would’ve liked this matte finish foundation.
Here are a few more pics -





February 1st, 2010 at 4:29 pm
[...] P.S. I did my own makeup – here is a review on my blog of the foundation I used. [...]