#staymatteswitch

[hellofoley]

make the stay matte switch

#StayMatteSwitch @RimmelLondonUS

moisturize

apply primer from smash box

put on my stay matte liquid mousse

blend in REALLY WELL

brows!

curl eye lashes

apply mascara

eyeliner

some pink lip stick

done :D

[iheardemsay]

High-ish Fashion London Look.

[vkyblog]

Rimmel London Stay Matte Liquid Mousse Foundation

I've been using Rimmel's new Stay Matte foundation... and I love it! I'm a Revlon foundation gal, but my color was off and it started turning orange. I had a last minute dinner and grabbed Rimmel's foundation to use real quick... and I've been using it every since! I love how the coverage is basic; however, you CAN layer it. One thing I did notice is that it doesn't always stay matte and if you layer it TOO much, after a few hours... it looks cakey! No one wants that. I do a simple layer and go over spots that need more covering up... then BAM, I look cute for the rest of the day! 

[sineofmadness]

Influenster Product Tutorial: Rimmel London Stay Matte

Click below for a quick tutorial on how to apply cream foundation! I received this product complementary from Influenster and was asked to post a quick tutorial on my blog for any classic look! :]

First, you will need the foundation (duh) and a makeup sponge.  You can use a foundation brush, but this might create streaks, which is why I use a sponge.  

1.  Start out with a clean base by washing your face!  I use a foaming soap by Clean & Clear with an alcohol-based astringent.  I prefer these products, but they don't always agree with different skin types, so use whatever you prefer!

2.  I also use moisturizer and face primer to set an even base for the foundation.  The moisturizer is especially important with an alcohol-based astringent because the alcohol tends to dry out the skin.  

3.  Put a small amount of cream foundation on a dampened makeup sponge and begin lightly patting the product around your face.  Always apply small amounts so that there isn't too much product.  Over-applying can easily make the product look cakey, so it's important to keep it looking as natural as possible.  

4.  As far as applying in certain areas, I usually stick to the jaw line, forehead, and nose area.  Again, applying everywhere can make it look cakey because there is little dimension (excluding contouring products) when the face is fully covered with one shade.  

5.  After this application, it's really important to blend well all over the face.  I usually use a light powder to set in the product, which also helps to blend.  

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I love my new @cuyana monogrammed tote!! #whatsinmycuyana #staymatteswitch #meetyourmatte #spon @rimmellondonus (at www.lushtoblush.com)

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My Rimmel Stay Matte Foundation

**Note: I received this product complimentary for testing and review purposes from Influenster.

I love my Rimmel Stay Matte Foundation.  I was previously using Covergirl but decided to give this a try.  I was a little hesitant because I wasn't sure if it would match my skin tone, but boy was I shocked!  It matched my tone perfectly and was really light so my face could breathe.  I really enjoy using this foundation and look forward to getting more!

[pandapandamonium]

Makeup Look :) Out on the town.

@RimmelLondonUS So this is my Out on the town makeup creation for this look you'll need the following things.

  The first thing you want to do is put on your Rimmel Stay Matte Foundation all over your face.

Then blend it in with a foundation brush, I'm using one made by E.L.F

Next you want to take some kind of concealer and cover your blemishes. I'm using the tone correcting concealer from E.L.F.

  Then blend that in with your foundation brush.

  Next take a powder foundation and a fluffy brush and put it all over to set your foundation. I'm using True Match by Loreal.

Then take a matte bronzer and contour where you think it will work, typically the sides of your nose, your jawline, and temples. 

Prime your eyelids with primer, I'm using one made by E.L.F

Next take a shimmering dark blue eyeshadow and put it on the first two thirds of your eyelids. 

Then take a shimmering black mixed with the dark blue and using a crease brush put it into your crease and outer corner.

  Take a clean blending brush and blend the black out towards your eyebrows to smooth the harsh lines. 

Now take a shimmery white and a fluffy brush and highlight just under your eyebrows. 

Take a gel eyeliner in blue, and an angled brush and line your lower eyelid just under the lashes. 

Set the gel eyeliner with the same shimmery dark blue eyeshadow and the angled brush. 

Take a little bit of the black shadow on the angled brush and put it on the outer third of the line.

Take three different eyeliners in light blue, dark blue, and black and line your waterline starting with the light blue at the tear duct, and then using the darker blue, and finally black.

Put on your favorite mascara, and then optionally on top of that a blue glitter mascara. Mine is from E.L.F.

Finally take any lipstick you want and put it on, I'm using forever fuschia Expert Last Lip Color from N.Y.C. 

And here's the finished look! :)