This is the best tutorial on pancake makeup I have ever seen. I use cremepuff for my vintage compacts. My favorite shades are candle light and Light and Gay. Please do a tutorial on cremepuff.
@@MyVintageLove cremepuff is sold on Amazon and eBay. I get it for my vintage compacts all the time. You are going to love the finish. I believe Marilyn Monroe was a big cremepuff user
This tutorial was SO helpful! There is a definite learning curve to this. I tried this out and was amazed at how beautiful the finished look was. I just recently purchased Max Factor Creme Puff on Amazon too. Will you possibly do a tutorial for this product in the future? I am not sure how to use it.
Hollywood Glamour Blonde I’m so glad it was helpful! There is a learning curve for sure! I haven’t used Mac Factor Creme Puff either but I’ll see if I can get some and learn to use it and do a tutorial. Thanks for watching! ❤️
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I cried for years when they left America. I used the max factor stick more but nothing lasted and covered like Max Factor foundations. I miss them to this day. Haven't found anything close at the price range it was sold in.
some 15 years ago, I started out w/ pancake makeup for my kit, just because it was cheaper and it gave good coverage and it had a reputation for it's longevity, I used Max Factor and believe it or not, Revlon still sold pancake in my country....I found that you really had to prep your skin well with an emollient moisturizer, let that sink and apply the foundation with a sea sponge then buffed or blended it with a big latex sponge specifically made for pancake formulas (brand was kokuryu) ,,,then we just kept on blending the F out of it with a sponge, to add coverage we just let one layer dry out and add the next one...too time consuming actually, then finally i patted loose powder (also from max factor) on the face and dusted off the excess with a powder brush...... phew....... then i sprayed a generous amount of evian to make it look "lifelike"
I use all in one face base from the body shop, which is kinda a pancake but if you want a lighter application you can use it dry. I've never used it that wet though, so I'm interested to try it later
Thanks so much for sharing the process! I have always wondered how they did it. I read that even Frank Sinatra wore pancake makeup to cover some scars he didn't like. By the way, your silvery hair is gorgeous! I'm 28 and have had grays since I was 18, and I love the contrast of them against my dark brown hair, especially when it's in vintage curls. Just think of them as free highlights :D
Arielle Shaina Art So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the compliment on my hair; you're right, thinking of the silvers as free highlights is a good way to think of them!
Watching you was like watching someone step back in time. It reminded me of Clair in Outlander before she stepped back into time - really beautiful on you - thank you ❤️
I used to watch my grandma 👵 apply this: -She used the triangular beauty sponges u get in a big bag (similar to ‘beauty blender’ but less dense). -Did the same as u by wetting the pancake & sponging it on -Then went back in with a new/clean damp sponge to blend & even it out -Did her eyelashes & lipstick and then buffed the finish with a powder puff I’ve only ever used ben nye for halloween or stage but now I’m wondering if I should consider it for everyday. A HUGE benefit to stage makeup is that it doesn’t rub off on ur clothes...which would actually be really nice day to day!
This was so interesting! Loved learning about the history of pancake makeup. But boy does this sure bring back high school drama club productions when we all used pancake makeup that was probably older than we are. 😂
I vintage LOVE this!! Thank you so much for sharing! Your videos always fill me with so much information and inspiration. I get so excited every time I see that y'all have uploaded. Thank you so much for doing what you do.
I used to work in the opera, where they used Ben Nye pancake makeup. They did not use sea sponges or that much water. You’re best to use a regular sponge because it has more surface area and it’s the same texture… I feel like you make this more difficult than it needs to be.
I bought all the ingredients plus the sams blush that you used. I am recovering from a rosacea breakout. It really is an incentive to take really good care of your skin because it doesn't look good on top of dry skin or breakouts.
I remember I had a max factor pancake when I was first getting into makeup and I didn't know about this process. I thought it wasn't working and I chucked it out! Now I wish I hadn't so I could try it again!
@@MyVintageLove ooh thanks for replying! I love it when creators reply. I could possibly still get a max factor one. They do still stock max factor in Australia (it's not as wide spread as it used to be). I'll let you know.
@@MyVintageLove I know. I was surprised they didn't. I've found a couple of similar products available here from amazon that aren't expensive. Might try one of those.
Really pretty. I’ve worn pancake makeup for a few months continually and I found that if you have acne prone skin, you really should stay away from pancake makeup. It clogs pores a lot more than a liquid or cream foundation. If you’re really into pancake makeup, I suggest that you stick to a makeup remover and exfoliator, cleanser routine religiously every night to minimize the breakouts.
Me when talking to my future grandchildren "remember new isn't always best unless a vintage method is downright dangerous keep your mind open to it case in point pancake"
It's excellent I used it manytimes and after that I've used so many foundations but never get satisfied as I used to be with it. Finishing is awesome and with it no need of primers or concealers. N yes u look awesome
You are a FABULOUS teacher. Thank you for making this video! I’m in love with your overall look. I have acne and discoloration. At what point would you use concealer? Do you just add more foundation in certain parts?
Thank you so much!! I'm so happy you enjoyed it and found it helpful! I would say yes, just apply more foundation in its wet stage to the parts where you need more coverage.
Back in the days of night clubs women swore by pancake it took making up a longer process tho . That and cake mascara is gone forever few ppl spend that much time in front of the mirror as this is the microwave era
Glad you liked the video. I wouldn't recommend covering hyperpigmentation with this type of makeup. I would neutralize the hyperpigmentation with a full-coverage cream concealer, then a cream or liquid foundation, then setting with a setting spray.
I never use this much water. I used a damp makeup sponge and get a perfect high coverage foundation every time. I feel the wedge sponges work best with it. But I guess if you want a lighter coverage more water works.
It's one of those products where different techniques can be used. I imagine a wedge sponge would work well but I was trying to get as close as I could to how it would have been used back in the 30s.
This is so wonderful! I would love to try but it! I have cream makeup by Mehron, maybe this would work even better on my oily skin ☺️ and it looks like they even have shade for light olive! Yay! 😅😂
They definitely have a shade for light olive- the shade range is quite good. It might be a bit of trial and error to find the right shade, but I'm sure you can! I hope you like the way it looks on your skin!
@@MyVintageLove thank you! Yes, it's quite hard to find match for skintone, but the cream version seems to be working. Hope they sell it in my local retailer :) may I add, you have such a nice voice and very informative videos! :)
Fun fact: When these first came out they were only made for the film industry and as a result actresses used to steal huge amounts of them from the studio. So much that it became a real theft issue for the studios 😄😄😄
Can I use this on older skin? I find foundations from the bottle too 'claggy" and my skin always feels really heavy. I feel that the layers of buffing would make my skin feel lighter and more comfortable. I also love the matt finish. I live in the UK so if you think this would work for me I shall hunt down some of the Max Factor product. Thanks once again for this wonderful tutorial.
You could definitely try, but this is quite unforgiving on any textures or wrinkles, so I’m not sure how it would look on older skin, to be honest. If you do want to try it I believe it has been completely discontinued by Max Factor, so Ben Nye would be the easier option to find. Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
I have this exact foundation and I also have oily skin. I have tried everything to make it work and it either doesn't give enough coverage if I don't use enough water, or it goes on streaky and sinks into my pores if I use too much water. I'm thinking I need a sponge like yours. I've used the Eco Tools sponge and a Beauty Blender. Thanks for this video.
@@MyVintageLove I tried it again tonight and it worked very well. I applied it like a paste just like you did but with a Beauty Blender, let it dry, buffed with a clean brush. It sank into my pores again but I dried my Beauty Blender with a towel and spread it out with long sweeps and stippling. It removed it completely from my pores and left a beautiful, even finish. Hard to get the hang of but works.
I have tried the mehron starblend for a few weeks. I got two colors (unfortunately neither matches my skin), but I can only the darker one work, the lighter color always rubs off when I’m buffing. I don’t know if I have done anything wrong.
Meg Miao sorry to hear that the lighter color isn't working. That's very odd that one color would work and the other one wouldn't. If that's the case maybe it's a defect in the product? It's hard to say without seeing hr product and how you apply it.
Hello meg, I had the same issue - it also changed shades when wet and appeared grayish. I love mehron's other products but the US variant of the star blend seems lacking. I hope to either try the mehron Mexico variant, or to eventually try ben nye!
@@megmiao3051 thank you so much! I'm going to buy it! Is it matte and transfer proof? This is off topic, but I caution anyone with darker tones from using graftobian cakes! When I wet mine and apply it with a sea sponge it turns grey, and when I buff it turns black like eyebrow powder smears. I think its only prevalent in the darker shades though
I’m confused as to what your referring too. I’m in Europe and I know max factor sells panstik and they are sell a powder but I’ve never heard of pancake or a product that you add water
@@MyVintageLove Não conheço o pancake da Ben Nye, porém, o da kryolan é horrível, seco e não tem boa cobertura e pior, não aceita nada na pele, nem primer, nem hidratante facial... Não se mistura com nada, pois não permite aderir a pele.
@@Fernanda-kd8me Isso é interessante. Eu nunca experimentei a panqueca Kryolan, mas o Ben Nye funciona bem quando usado corretamente. É muito complicado embora.
Can you use it dry??? Or do you have to use it wet??? You look really beautiful btw that blush is sooo pretty. 😍😍🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️ Also, I think you can get this on camera ready cosmetics website. But some of the shades are sold out which is a bummer lol. Not sure where else to get it online??? :))))
I'm not sure about using it dry, tbh. I think the Ben Nye version is meant to be used wet only. I think the Mehron version might be able to be used dry as well. I know the Ben Nye version is available at Alcone. The blush is Julie Hewitt Bud of Roses- one of my favorites! Thanks so much for your kind words and for watching!
Great question! I've been playing around with both cream and powder blush with pancake makeup and both have worked well after powdering. I think cream blush would work well before powdering but I haven't tried it myself.
My Vintage Love oh I see thank you so much! I'm in Florida so the heat and humidity here is crazy. So I was looking for something with major longevity.
Unfortunately no, the pancake foundation is different from modern powder foundation and I don't think the technique of adding water like this would work. If you do try it let me know how it works out!
@@sofiabravo1994 Olá, estou a procura de um pancake a altura do descontinuado Max Factor. E acabei comprando várias "bases em pó", como o Studio Fix powder foudation da Mac e realmente parece giz na pele, não funciona como um pancake
Now I know why my great-grandmother always said that buffing is her way of pampering herself. Thank you for sharing!
Omg I love that! Yeah buffing your face really does feel lovely. Thank you for watching! ❤️
I'm just 28 and I still love Pancake makeup 🤣. I have tried all expensive foundations and my oily skin keeps coming back to this haha
Yes it is amazing for oily skin!
This is the best tutorial on pancake makeup I have ever seen. I use cremepuff for my vintage compacts. My favorite shades are candle light and Light and Gay. Please do a tutorial on cremepuff.
So glad you enjoyed it! I had never heard of Cremepuff before your comment. I'll have to see if I can find it as Max Factor isn't sold here anymore.
@@MyVintageLove cremepuff is sold on Amazon and eBay. I get it for my vintage compacts all the time. You are going to love the finish. I believe Marilyn Monroe was a big cremepuff user
@@violetfaire Great thank you! I'll get some. Would love to try it out!
It's still used today in film and stage!
This is the best pancake tutorial what i have seen..thank you..
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it!
This tutorial was SO helpful! There is a definite learning curve to this. I tried this out and was amazed at how beautiful the finished look was. I just recently purchased Max Factor Creme Puff on Amazon too. Will you possibly do a tutorial for this product in the future? I am not sure how to use it.
Hollywood Glamour Blonde I’m so glad it was helpful! There is a learning curve for sure! I haven’t used Mac Factor Creme Puff either but I’ll see if I can get some and learn to use it and do a tutorial. Thanks for watching! ❤️
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I used to use Max Factor pancake makeup but I used a latex sponge and never used that much water. I never had to buff it out like you did.
I cried for years when they left America. I used the max factor stick more but nothing lasted and covered like Max Factor foundations. I miss them to this day. Haven't found anything close at the price range it was sold in.
some 15 years ago, I started out w/ pancake makeup for my kit, just because it was cheaper and it gave good coverage and it had a reputation for it's longevity, I used Max Factor and believe it or not, Revlon still sold pancake in my country....I found that you really had to prep your skin well with an emollient moisturizer, let that sink and apply the foundation with a sea sponge then buffed or blended it with a big latex sponge specifically made for pancake formulas (brand was kokuryu) ,,,then we just kept on blending the F out of it with a sponge, to add coverage we just let one layer dry out and add the next one...too time consuming actually, then finally i patted loose powder (also from max factor) on the face and dusted off the excess with a powder brush...... phew....... then i sprayed a generous amount of evian to make it look "lifelike"
Yeah, that sounds about right! The finish is really nice, but man, it is a lot of work!
What country??
@@molokioi
I am assuming he is from the Philippines
Your makeup looks flawless! Just ordered some to try out
Thank you! I hope you enjoy using the pancake makeup!
I use all in one face base from the body shop, which is kinda a pancake but if you want a lighter application you can use it dry. I've never used it that wet though, so I'm interested to try it later
You are so gorgeous!! And so pretty with and without makeup on 💘
Thank you so much! That’s very sweet of you! ❤️❤️
Thanks so much for sharing the process! I have always wondered how they did it. I read that even Frank Sinatra wore pancake makeup to cover some scars he didn't like. By the way, your silvery hair is gorgeous! I'm 28 and have had grays since I was 18, and I love the contrast of them against my dark brown hair, especially when it's in vintage curls. Just think of them as free highlights :D
Arielle Shaina Art So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the compliment on my hair; you're right, thinking of the silvers as free highlights is a good way to think of them!
I love this. 😍😍😍 It is so flattering. I am ordering some to try it.
Great! I hope it works out well for you!
Watching you was like watching someone step back in time. It reminded me of Clair in Outlander before she stepped back into time - really beautiful on you - thank you ❤️
Awww! Thank you so much! That’s very kind! So glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
For drier complexions you can add a few drops of glycerin to the water!
I used to watch my grandma 👵 apply this:
-She used the triangular beauty sponges u get in a big bag (similar to ‘beauty blender’ but less dense).
-Did the same as u by wetting the pancake & sponging it on
-Then went back in with a new/clean damp sponge to blend & even it out
-Did her eyelashes & lipstick and then buffed the finish with a powder puff
I’ve only ever used ben nye for halloween or stage but now I’m wondering if I should consider it for everyday. A HUGE benefit to stage makeup is that it doesn’t rub off on ur clothes...which would actually be really nice day to day!
This was so interesting! Loved learning about the history of pancake makeup. But boy does this sure bring back high school drama club productions when we all used pancake makeup that was probably older than we are. 😂
The Vintage Vixen haha same! It brings back memories of ballet for me and we all had nooo idea what we were doing! 😂
I vintage LOVE this!! Thank you so much for sharing! Your videos always fill me with so much information and inspiration. I get so excited every time I see that y'all have uploaded. Thank you so much for doing what you do.
BionicBear Thank you so much for your kind words! We are so happy that you're enjoying the videos as much as you are! ❤❤
I used to work in the opera, where they used Ben Nye pancake makeup. They did not use sea sponges or that much water. You’re best to use a regular sponge because it has more surface area and it’s the same texture… I feel like you make this more difficult than it needs to be.
I am so glad I found your channel! I really appreciate the way you demoed the pancake makeup application!
Itubersays So glad you found our channel and you enjoyed this video! More videos coming soon!
I bought all the ingredients plus the sams blush that you used. I am recovering from a rosacea breakout. It really is an incentive to take really good care of your skin because it doesn't look good on top of dry skin or breakouts.
Yes, that is very true! Skin needs to be super well moisturized and exfoliated for this to look good. I hope you enjoy using it!
I remember I had a max factor pancake when I was first getting into makeup and I didn't know about this process. I thought it wasn't working and I chucked it out! Now I wish I hadn't so I could try it again!
Oh shoot! Sorry to hear you chucked it but I totally understand why you would! Maybe get a Ben Nye or Mehron pancake so you can try it out?
@@MyVintageLove ooh thanks for replying! I love it when creators reply. I could possibly still get a max factor one. They do still stock max factor in Australia (it's not as wide spread as it used to be). I'll let you know.
@@8unbelievable8 Let me know! It’s interesting to know where Max Factor is still being sold. I try to respond to every comment. 😊
Update: they have definitely stopped making the pan cake makeup but there range is still definitely sold in Australia :)
@@8unbelievable8 That's great to know- thank you for the update!
Loved this! So authentic! Thank you
Old Fashionedista Thank you for watching! So glad you enjoyed it!
@@MyVintageLove I did! I tried to find the max factor here in the UK but they don't make it anymore. Gutted
Old Fashionedista Oh shoot! I was hoping they still made it there! Thanks for looking!
@@MyVintageLove I know. I was surprised they didn't. I've found a couple of similar products available here from amazon that aren't expensive. Might try one of those.
Really pretty. I’ve worn pancake makeup for a few months continually and I found that if you have acne prone skin, you really should stay away from pancake makeup. It clogs pores a lot more than a liquid or cream foundation. If you’re really into pancake makeup, I suggest that you stick to a makeup remover and exfoliator, cleanser routine religiously every night to minimize the breakouts.
That’s all great advice! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Me when talking to my future grandchildren "remember new isn't always best unless a vintage method is downright dangerous keep your mind open to it case in point pancake"
Very good point! I love that!
Thank you! I live in Europe and am gonna try it.
It's excellent I used it manytimes and after that I've used so many foundations but never get satisfied as I used to be with it. Finishing is awesome and with it no need of primers or concealers. N yes u look awesome
You are a FABULOUS teacher. Thank you for making this video! I’m in love with your overall look. I have acne and discoloration. At what point would you use concealer? Do you just add more foundation in certain parts?
Thank you so much!! I'm so happy you enjoyed it and found it helpful! I would say yes, just apply more foundation in its wet stage to the parts where you need more coverage.
Back in the days of night clubs women swore by pancake it took making up a longer process tho . That and cake mascara is gone forever few ppl spend that much time in front of the mirror as this is the microwave era
I want her beautiful hair. Really interesting video.
Cathy Vice Thank you! So glad you enjoyed the video!
Thankyou Michelle!
Very interesting.
Linda Justin Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Ben Nye picked up where Max Factor left off, responsible for Marilyn Liz and Rita's looks!
Thank you for this Video. Can you please show us how to cover Hyperpigmentation with this Makeup so it doesn't move.
Glad you liked the video. I wouldn't recommend covering hyperpigmentation with this type of makeup. I would neutralize the hyperpigmentation with a full-coverage cream concealer, then a cream or liquid foundation, then setting with a setting spray.
Very good more videos
I never use this much water. I used a damp makeup sponge and get a perfect high coverage foundation every time. I feel the wedge sponges work best with it. But I guess if you want a lighter coverage more water works.
It's one of those products where different techniques can be used. I imagine a wedge sponge would work well but I was trying to get as close as I could to how it would have been used back in the 30s.
I think the color looks nice on you.
So Beautiful
Thanks so much Stephanie!
Thank you very much this was very helpful :)
Thank you! So glad it was helpful!
This is so wonderful! I would love to try but it! I have cream makeup by Mehron, maybe this would work even better on my oily skin ☺️ and it looks like they even have shade for light olive! Yay! 😅😂
They definitely have a shade for light olive- the shade range is quite good. It might be a bit of trial and error to find the right shade, but I'm sure you can! I hope you like the way it looks on your skin!
@@MyVintageLove thank you! Yes, it's quite hard to find match for skintone, but the cream version seems to be working. Hope they sell it in my local retailer :) may I add, you have such a nice voice and very informative videos! :)
Fun fact: When these first came out they were only made for the film industry and as a result actresses used to steal huge amounts of them from the studio. So much that it became a real theft issue for the studios 😄😄😄
Yes! That’s part of the reason Max Factor started mass producing them! He realized he was on fo something!
how does it work, if you have wrinkle under your eyes? is there pancake concealor?
Can I use this on older skin? I find foundations from the bottle too 'claggy" and my skin always feels really heavy. I feel that the layers of buffing would make my skin feel lighter and more comfortable. I also love the matt finish. I live in the UK so if you think this would work for me I shall hunt down some of the Max Factor product. Thanks once again for this wonderful tutorial.
You could definitely try, but this is quite unforgiving on any textures or wrinkles, so I’m not sure how it would look on older skin, to be honest. If you do want to try it I believe it has been completely discontinued by Max Factor, so Ben Nye would be the easier option to find. Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
Max Factor’s pan cake is discontinued even in Europe
I have this exact foundation and I also have oily skin. I have tried everything to make it work and it either doesn't give enough coverage if I don't use enough water, or it goes on streaky and sinks into my pores if I use too much water. I'm thinking I need a sponge like yours. I've used the Eco Tools sponge and a Beauty Blender. Thanks for this video.
Yes, definitely try a sea sponge and powder puff! I hope it works for you!
@@MyVintageLove I tried it again tonight and it worked very well. I applied it like a paste just like you did but with a Beauty Blender, let it dry, buffed with a clean brush. It sank into my pores again but I dried my Beauty Blender with a towel and spread it out with long sweeps and stippling. It removed it completely from my pores and left a beautiful, even finish. Hard to get the hang of but works.
@@dylanfrazier6957 awesome! Glad to hear it worked! It is definitely tricky to get the hang of!
Maybe a silly question, but do you need to let the pancake makeup dry before putting the lid back on the pan?
I don't think you *have* to necessarily, but it's probably not a bad idea to let it dry before putting the lid back on.
I love this look. What blush are you wearing? ❤
Thank you! Oh gosh, it's been so long since we shot this I think I used Julie Hewitt Bud of Roses blush.
It looks so amazing!!
Anyone know where I can get a good cake foundation in the UK? Im struggling to find one 🙈
If you're in London there's a Kryolan store there that might have a pancake makeup.
you have amazing skin 😍 i want to know what removing the makeup is like- do u have a harder time removing it since it does not move on your face?
Thank you! Removing it does take a bit longer but it can be removed using regular makeup remover and cleanser.
I have tried the mehron starblend for a few weeks. I got two colors (unfortunately neither matches my skin), but I can only the darker one work, the lighter color always rubs off when I’m buffing. I don’t know if I have done anything wrong.
Meg Miao sorry to hear that the lighter color isn't working. That's very odd that one color would work and the other one wouldn't. If that's the case maybe it's a defect in the product? It's hard to say without seeing hr product and how you apply it.
Hello meg, I had the same issue - it also changed shades when wet and appeared grayish. I love mehron's other products but the US variant of the star blend seems lacking. I hope to either try the mehron Mexico variant, or to eventually try ben nye!
Dezzi D. I tried ben nye and it works beautifully!
@@megmiao3051 thank you so much! I'm going to buy it! Is it matte and transfer proof?
This is off topic, but I caution anyone with darker tones from using graftobian cakes! When I wet mine and apply it with a sea sponge it turns grey, and when I buff it turns black like eyebrow powder smears. I think its only prevalent in the darker shades though
You can buy the Panstick, but not the pancake, it isn't for sale anymore!
I’m confused as to what your referring too. I’m in Europe and I know max factor sells panstik and they are sell a powder but I’ve never heard of pancake or a product that you add water
Max Factor very well might not sell pancake makeup anywhere anymore. I only know for sure that Ben NYE and Kryolan sell pancake in the US. .
@@MyVintageLove
Não conheço o pancake da Ben Nye, porém, o da kryolan é horrível, seco e não tem boa cobertura e pior, não aceita nada na pele, nem primer, nem hidratante facial... Não se mistura com nada, pois não permite aderir a pele.
@@Fernanda-kd8me Isso é interessante. Eu nunca experimentei a panqueca Kryolan, mas o Ben Nye funciona bem quando usado corretamente. É muito complicado embora.
@@MyVintageLove Obrigada pela dica.
Excelente vídeo!
Can you use it dry??? Or do you have to use it wet??? You look really beautiful btw that blush is sooo pretty. 😍😍🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️ Also, I think you can get this on camera ready cosmetics website. But some of the shades are sold out which is a bummer lol. Not sure where else to get it online??? :))))
I'm not sure about using it dry, tbh. I think the Ben Nye version is meant to be used wet only. I think the Mehron version might be able to be used dry as well. I know the Ben Nye version is available at Alcone. The blush is Julie Hewitt Bud of Roses- one of my favorites! Thanks so much for your kind words and for watching!
Do u moisturise and put primer before applying cake makeup???
Moisturize for sure! No need for primer imo.
@@MyVintageLove thanks dear
Would cream rouge work before powdering? Or would powder blush work better? 😊🌸
Great question! I've been playing around with both cream and powder blush with pancake makeup and both have worked well after powdering. I think cream blush would work well before powdering but I haven't tried it myself.
@@MyVintageLove ok awesome! Thanks for replying. 😊
Does the pancake makeup settle into any fine lines ? Like forehead crease or smile lines.
Vividly Makeup It’s less that it settles into fine lines and more that it makes them more pronounced because of how dry the makeup is.
My Vintage Love oh I see thank you so much! I'm in Florida so the heat and humidity here is crazy. So I was looking for something with major longevity.
Is there any way to prevent that from happening?
JessicaE with pancake makeup not as far as I know.
JessicaE Use a primer
Hmm, Could I use any pressed foundation powder to try out this technique?
Unfortunately no, the pancake foundation is different from modern powder foundation and I don't think the technique of adding water like this would work. If you do try it let me know how it works out!
@@MyVintageLove it doesn’t work it ends up looking chalk like and streaky 🙃
@@sofiabravo1994 yeah, I figured it wouldn’t work. Totally different formulation from modern powder foundations.
@@sofiabravo1994
Olá, estou a procura de um pancake a altura do descontinuado Max Factor.
E acabei comprando várias "bases em pó", como o Studio Fix powder foudation da Mac e realmente parece giz na pele, não funciona como um pancake