Nope - As long as you "blot" by patting it. Don't tug, or else your makeup will be "tugged away" tew. haha

Late thirties - go for Pond's Gold. :)But please let me know your skin type so I'll know what to suggest :)

lost count :)

I do use MAC Girlboy Brow Set. :) It's like a mascara for the eyebrows.

It's a normal occurrence to have dark skin around your lips, but you can lighten it up with cold lemon juice ( squeezed out ) + honey. for oily skin, I highly recommend Clenziderm by Obagi :)

Hi Eva! I think....if you are not in a budget, MUFE or Makeup Designory has good personal makeup classes. MUFE is also a good makeup school for basic makeup, I love their technique :)

Dr Marledi Dizon at Hi Precision Retiro QC ( my fave ) 0917 8175356 or any dermatologist from House of Obagi :)

It's a matter of how you blot. Blot lightly, do not tug :)

Bobbi Brown correctors are heavensent :)

I dont think so, UDPP is crease-proof :)

i think darker pinks would be great. :) like berry shades :)

trying, beautynomics.tumblr.com but havent updated or started!

I believe, it's NC30 :)

use the fluffiest blending brush to cover them, and do not tug your undereyes. maybe you applied too much. you can also apply skin tone foundation on top of it. to cover pimple marks using powder concealers, use your trusty concealer brush! if youre having a hard time, you can perhaps make your powder concealer wet by spraying a small amount to make it a bit pasty :)

we have them at beautyandminerals.com, we're on sale at 100 each! :) but if youd like pressed ones, i think the fashion 21 palettes are okay. dollface palettes have alot of shades also!

Hi! Yes, I do! Kindly email me at beautynomics at gmail dot com and we can talk about it :)

Hi! :) You can contact my dermatologist for it. She carries the brand. :) It's been two days and it's just so grease-free! I'm so amazed! Get the SPF 45 one ( even if it is untinted ) as a commenter said it has more anti-aging ingredients in it :)

im not super sure if sonia kashuk is available here. try mineral correctors ( yellow-based ) for the undereyes. its better to correct the darkness than conceal them, which oftentimes leaves shadows.

Read up on it and it got me confused as well! NC is a highly used tone here in Ph, and it is used for warm skin tones. You can even use warm colored tones on cool skin, in all honesty. NW is a bit more tricky as it is pinkish.

I'm not a fan of generics, I'm sorry ( just being honest! ) For eyeshadows, it's either minerals for me, or branded ones because of the pigmentation. :) and I dont know about Coastal Scents if they just branded the generics themselves. ( not sure, so anyone, please prove me wrong. )