#ceesquatch

[jauntylittlefrillyboy]

larkiethings replied to your post “*kicks in door* hELLO EVERYONE”

*leans door back on hinges so that it looks kind of like it wasn't broken from a distance* hello friend how are you today

doin p great. avoiding some adult paperwork... you know...literally last minute 

ceesquatch replied to your post “*kicks in door* hELLO EVERYONE”

keep it down, i'm trying to be gay over here

oh shit, sorry

[exitstentialism]

YOU ARE SO CUTE

!!! THANK YOU OH MY GOSH!!!

[rhymewithrachel]

have you considered taking a picture with your painting and sending that post around too? it would discredit anyone who might be trying to claim it as their work. i'm sorry this is happening to you.

i will. it’s currently at school.

[jauntylittlefrillyboy]

[picks up piece of food] this is barely trodden on it’s nice it’s okay this is okay

[jauntylittlefrillyboy]

ceesquatch replied to your post: Yea, battle world is stupid and I can’...

i am SOOOOO over secret wars. so so so so so over it

let’s be bitter together, ceci

[jauntylittlefrillyboy]

ceesquatch replied to your post: stop telling me that getting in a rela...

seriously there’s already so much of me where would that “completing person” even FIT

for real tho

[dreamlogic]

ceesquatch replied to your post “I JSUT TURNED IN YUCCA MOUNTAIN PAPER AND ACCIDENTALLY SUBMITTED IT W/...”

i had one semester where i turned in papers named exclusively after xmfc fics

you beautiful being, god fucking bless.

[winter-soldier]

Okay, kind of a complicated question. I tried using urban's naked skin foundation for a full year, and no matter what I did it i could never get it to look dewy or completely natural. I moisturize and use a primer under foundation, and typically the flawless airbrush (or something) foundation brush from sephora. I've got combination skin, so maybe it's just not a compatible formula? I'm at a loss, because the 6.5 is the best color match I've ever found for me (excluding MAC). Any thoughts?

Which primer do you use underneath? A traditional silicone based primer isn't going to do a whole lot for you with this formula, I would get a super hydrating gel (Like their Brightening and Tightening, it's what I always use under that foundation) and either apply the foundation right after or mix it in to sheer it out a bit, since it is a demi-matte foundation, you have to alter it a bit to get it to look dewey. What really made me love how it looks on my skin was using it with the Real Techniques dampened beauty sponge, it just melts into my skin and looks super natural.