How to Make Your Makeup Last in 2 Steps

First Step: Arbonne Primer

How to Apply Primer
I apply primer using these affordable blending sponges from Target, which come with and without latex. The less your fingers touch your face, the better because our fingers contain oils. When I use sponges, my skin appears clearer and I’m less prone to acne. Also our fingers are constantly exposed to germs from mundane objects like doorknobs, cell phones, and keyboards. Minimizing touching your face decreases your chances of getting sick.
Last Step: Urban Decay Setting Spray
After I put on my primer, I put on foundation. Then I put on my blush. Afterwards, I put on lipstick. Depending on where I’m going, I may use bronzer and eyeliner. After all of that is done, I take the Urban Decay Setting Spray and hold it seven inches away from my face. With my eyes closed, I give it one spritz.

Note: Do not apply mascara before using the setting spray because you will look like a clown. A very sad clown. If I’m going to wear mascara, I put it on after I use the setting spray. Some people use primer everyday and save the setting spray for formal occasions like weddings.
An Alternative to Foundation: Arbonne’s Primer
During the summer, I tend to wear less makeup because of the humidity and heat. Oftentimes I put on primer and skip the foundation, which makes my beauty routine faster. The primer smoothes out my fine lines, making my complexion appear clearer.
Shameless Plug
As many of you know, I am an Arbonne Independent Consultant. Arbonne is a natural organic skincare and cosmetics company. Our products do not contain the toxins used by 90% of U.S. cosmetics companies. I’ll be honest: While Arbonne has done wonders for my skin (I’m wearing less makeup because their RE9 anti-aging line has been great for my skin), my main goal is to pay for my many medical bills. If you’re interested in purchasing the primer or have questions about Arbonne, just leave a comment below. Arbonne is not like most skincare companies; we sell via our consultants. However, if you are in a hurry, please input my Consultant ID (#14046034) when you make purchases on www.arbonne.com.
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