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Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Water Foundation Review


Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Water Foundation Review 



Face Products:

*Mac Fix +
*Too Faced Hangover Primer
*Ulta Beauty Juice Infused Lip Oil (Sweet Rose)
*Aurora x Ipsy Color Corrector Concealer (Pistachio) 
*Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Water Foundation (Fair Neutral)
*Tarte Shape Tape (Fair)
*Laura Mercier Translucent Setting Powder
*Tarte Pro Glo To Go 
*Physicians Formula Argan Oil Blush (Natural)


*Mac Fix +

*Too Faced Hangover Primer

*Ulta Beauty Juice Infused Lip Oil (Sweet Rose)
*Aurora x Ipsy Color Corrector Concealer (Pistachio) 

*Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Water Foundation (Fair Neutral)
If you have been following any of my beauty blogs, then you already know my love for this foundation. This isn't a "new" review just one that I wanted to include with these foundation reviews. This was my "holy grail" foundation this past summer. I would say this is medium coverage, but my skin always looks flawless once this is applied. I really like the color of this foundation on me. The wear time for this one is excellent for my combination skin-type. I do set this with a translucent powder usually, but sometimes just in my t-zone. I feel that it wears longer if I set my whole face, but really that's with any foundation. This is definitely a favorite of  mine. I prefer to use a beauty blender (or any sponge would do the trick) with this foundation. I seem to get the best coverage that way. The wear time is great too! Like I said, I have combo skin, and this lasts on me all day. I usually have some areas that need touched up (in between my brows, around my nose, etc...mainly my t-zone area) by the afternoon, but that's pretty common with most of my foundations.
*Laura Mercier Translucent Setting Powder

*Tarte Shape Tape (Fair)

Face Brushes Used:
Beauty Blender
XO Beauty Vegan Powder
XO Beauty Vegan Bronzer
Luxie Lush 504 Large Angled 
Tarte Highlight




*Tarte Pro Glo To Go 



*Physicians Formula Argan Oil Blush (Natural)

Eyebrow & Eye Products:

*Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Definer (taupe) 
*Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance Palette 
*L'oreal Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara




*Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Definer (taupe) 

*Anastasia Beverly Hills
Modern Renaissance Palette 

*Anastasia Beverly Hills
Modern Renaissance Palette 

I normally conceal my eyelids to cover up any freckles or veins so they don't stand out in my eye looks. For that reason, I almost always use a shade (Tempera blue circle)  to set my whole eye as a "base" before adding my "transition" shade (Golden Ochre green circle) into the crease. Afterwards, I add more colors, work on the blending, and pull the look altogether. I added a light shimmer shade (Primavera red circle) all over the lid for a brighter, more awake look. I still wanted to add a deeper shade (Realgar yellow circle)  with more color into my outer corner and blended through my crease to make the look more than just subtle. The key is to blend and touch up where needed until you get your desired look. This palette blends so nicely and is so pigmented that I didn't have a lot of work to do. I added a little more of my shimmer lid shade back to the look mainly because where the lid shade (Primavera red circle) and outer corner shade (Realgar yellow circle) met was too harsh of a line. Once I have that "desired" look, I almost always use the same base shade (Tempera blue circle) on my brow bone and very inner corner to highlight the eyes. 
After applying my mascara, I decided to take that same outer corner shade (Realgar yellow circle) and smoke out just the outer corner of my bottom lash line. 


Eye Brushes Used:
ABH duo palette brush
XO Beauty Vegan Eyeshadow




*L'oreal Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara


Lip Products:

*Bellapierre Lip Liner (No. 02 Nude)
*The Beauty Crop Liquid Lipstick (Date Night)






*Bellapierre Lip Liner (No. 02 Nude)
*The Beauty Crop Liquid Lipstick (Date Night)




Finished look & #messyhairdontcare










ABH Modern Renaissance Palette Review 

Dewy Fall Look using the ABH Modern Renaissance Palette 

 Mini Reviews: Too Faced Hangover Primer & Physicians Formula Argan Wear Blush

Mini Review: Ulta Beauty Juice Infused Lip Oil 

Review: L'oreal Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara 











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