After two months on my Anit-Candida Diet (ACD)... I was starting to get a little bit loosey goosey. My protocol was pretty "up to interpretation" as far was what wasn't included on the list. I googled it... until I found someone who said I could eat it or not and just went with that. Fast forward to now.
I found a protocol online. I had happened upon this website SO many times when researching about candida... and finally I was scrolling through their program.
Read MoreAs the wife to a very successful roofing contractor and business owner,
grad student, mom, fur mother to high maintenance dogs & business owner.
I am not lacking in income or hobbies.
Yet Maskcara had a draw for me.
Something that was calling my name.
I can't quite narrow it down.
It was a combination of these ten things.
#1. The Product
Three dimensional face? Real life photoshop? Yes, please. My first experience with cream based foundation, was different. I think that's what made me want to use it and be successful with it. Cream is what the movie stars use, cream is what people with wrinkles use, cream gives you a dewy glow. Young, fresh skin. It doesn't set, so it doesn't cake or dry you out. It also doesn't slip off your face. The contour lifts you cheekbones, the highlight brightens your eyes, the blush adds happiness to your complexion. Even skin tones with out taking away from what makes us beautiful and unique. I could go on and on. But I will share more later.
Read MoreNo matter what it is, you can do it! You just have to get out there and prove it.
Read MoreTo cover blemishes with Maskcara IIID foundation, all you need is the Highlight you already use and the Vanilla Dust Setting Powder. Use the multi-tasker brush or the highlight side of the 30 second HAC brush and dab the highlight right over any blemishes. Do no blend. Take your powder brush, tap it in the vanilla dust, and tap over the blemish. That’s it. Now you’re ready to go over all the areas again with your highlight.
Read MoreAlrighty, contour is tricky. People say make the fish face and fill in the area that indents… well that’s not necessarily right. Finding the hollow of your cheek will help you find your cheekbone, but you do not want to fill in that whole area. As you can see in that video you aren’t creating a shadow, more of a beard. You want to put the contour on the lower part of your cheekbone, the blush on the ball of the cheekbone, and the illuminator on the top of the cheekbone. Watch the video to understand the common mistakes and how to give that cheekbone a little lift.
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