Pink powder under eyes, as blusher too

I’m looking for a light reflecting foundation that has sun protection in it. I used to use a Vichy one but is now discontinued. Now my eyes are saggy I’m using less and less make up and now my eyesight is awful I’ll put some make up on and am horrified when I see how it looks when I put my glasses on.

I wear makeup every day, don't feel 'right' without it. I'm looking for a natural looking foundation that won't cake by lunch time so will try a colour changing one.
I've started to wear a taupe eyeshadow and I'm thinking of dying my eyelashes. Has anyone done this at home?

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Basgetti

I’m sure it looks lovely on you but applying make-up is not a skill of mine and I’d probably end up looking like Pennywise 😁

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Thanks again for great ideas! I bought 2 from Amazon today so will report back.

Basgetti

I’m sure it looks lovely on you but applying make-up is not a skill of mine and I’d probably end up looking like Pennywise 😁

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I have a few tricks up my sleeve !

Frankly it's best to try with a less expensive blusher first before you make an expensive investment .
Try to buy the correct pink for you.
All colours are blue or yellow based and it's the same for our skin -that's why sometimes people will compliment you on a particular shade of dress and at other times think that you look ill.
If you aren't sure I'd buy a yellowy apricot blush and a mauvey pink one as well .

When applying blush always flick the excess off on the back of your hand then apply .
Otherwise it will make you look clownlike!

Sorry !

Always let your make up settle before you go out and tissue off any excess -that way you'll look polished and groomed .

I’m sure it looks lovely on you but applying make-up is not a skill of mine and I’d probably end up looking like Pennywise 😁

The dark colour is not how it looks on one's skin! It is a light rosy pink on me.

It reacts differently to every person's skin, depending on the ph levels.

Thanks for the ideas. The instagram looks good but not sure about such a dark colour for my skin tone. I’ll get a cheapie and give that a go.

Padine I saw an Instagram ad of a woman doing exactly that (including under her eyebrows) with a "stick" - it isn't powder, and it takes on colour from the Ph of your skin.

I bought it and have used nothing else (so no lipstick or blusher required). It gives my face and lips a sheen, I don't wear a lot of make-up generally but I don't like looking 'washed out' either. Not sure whether this is what you mean.

It's called Wonderskin.

www.instagram.com/reel/DOw6NyxgOuw/?igsh=YXZ5Ymx1and2c3Ez

Buy some cheapies in Primark to see how it goes.

Sorry, I should have asked if anyone has done this? I’m keen to try it but don’t want to spend a fortune. Benefit do a mini pink blusher that seems reasonable and not too much of a waste if it’s a mistake!