How To Hide Large Pores! Poreless Mini-Bake Foundation Tutorial

[@kamloopscruiser874]

tried it this morning, like it very much! thanks! I appreciate your shoot from the hip dislikes of nearly everything, because when you DO actually like or merely tolerate something, it's often something I've really liked too, or it's something I will consider. I'm 60, got redness, bit of rosacea, occasional pimples, sensitive skin, allergies etc so what works for you is often a good pointer towards what may work for me. Thanks. And double thanks for not doing too much sponsorship stuff and saying when you were sent stuff because I generally ignore other you tubers who do too much of that. It defeats the purpose of listening to an independent opinion. If I want to read ad copy, I do so, otherwise If I spend 20 minutes on a you tube video it's because I respect that individual's opinions. Oh and as a side note per your trek towards the perfect foundations, I'm really loving that new cushion stick foundation by Estee Lauder. It's a new version of Double Wear, different formula. I like it and wonder if you may like too.

[@CasaDeWooo]

Love your videos! I just have to tell you, I'm in my late 20s and you are one of my favorite "makeup/beauty" gurus on KZbin! I find that we always have the same favorites so whenever I see you mention something new I'm pretty sure I'm gonna love it too! I find your techniques and product recommendations work way better for me than most of the younger girls my age on KZbin! Plus I hate how they light everything in their videos so you can never get a good look at how the products actually sit on their skin....I feel like you're legitimately making these to help other people and to show them how things ACTUALLY work and look! You are one of the few beauty you tubers that I actually trust! So please keep up all the great work! Very much appreciate your "realness!!!!"

[@stephaniecasey6172]

I agree that baking making my undereye area makes it look much worse. I press RCMA no color powder into my T-zone with a damp beauty blender but I skip the undereye area. After everything is on my face, I use a light dusting of Hourglass Dim light powder to buff over everything including under the eyes and it looks great! Angie, I love you and your videos. You are stunning!

[@sweetox_9690]

I am wondering now why I have never thought to look into beauty channels run by someone closer to my age demographic. I'm so happy I found your channel. This video and the other two I have watched so far have been not only interesting, but also very helpful. Thanks so much : )

[@donnaprentis3739]

Ivy Munro Agreed! I started watching a few videos put out by young, beautiful girls who wore more makeup than I'd ever consider. Not to mention their perky, overly chipper personalities really annoyed me. lol. I'm so glad I found Angie. I love how realistic and beneficial her videos have been to me.

[@kookootrix1978]

I know your comment is old, but there's another older lady called Risa Does Makeup and she's a makeup artist and her vids are very informative. You might like her!

[@mariapiccininni2048]

@@donnaprentis3739 .. Came across this video accidentally and realized the same thing..lol.. why am I looking at videos of girls less than 1/2 my age. great point!

[@edifymeblog7076]

Thanks Angie my go to girl for all things anti-aging! I turned 50 last Wednesday and I've been following you for about 2 years now so just wanted to thank you for all you do for us!I was wondering what baking was so thanks for the lesson. I love to support by clicking your links bcuz I know how hard it is to be a youtuber!

[@melaniebrown7703]

I have been all over channels looking for someone with similar issues and being 44 I'm finding myself starting to experience more wrinkles and lines today and for first time ever just tried a touch of botox and fillers mainly because I'm losing volume with age and although I'm absolutely thrilled with procedures I'm always looking for someone of same age range with awesome makeup techniques as well.. I'm very pleased finding and subscribing to your channel and not to mention I see we share quite similar opinions on same products as well also so I will definitely continue to follow and check out your review on new products and save myself time and wasting money, thanks again:)

[@michellemcdonald3978]

I’m very happy I found your channel .. I’m 45 and don’t know why I was watching makeup videos geared toward our younger generation I always felt so bad when the things they could do I could not any longer lol I finally realized oh watch videos geared towards your more mature skin so anyway I did and I’m so glad I did ... You are so beautiful and so helpful Angie I’m glad I found your channel along with a few others

[@sherryg1838]

I have heard of the baking technique, but didn't know what it was. I'd love to try it, anything to minimize those pores! The Bye Bye Pores powder looks similar to my Wet n Wild Mattefying Powder, although I've heard it's a dupe for the Nars setting powder. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@mhestir]

I'm with Shoshana 1610! Thanks for explaining baking. I never investigated it because I thought it was some long, drawn out procedure. So "baking" is just pressing extra powder into your foundation, letting it sit a bit, and brushing away the excess? Well, I can try that, thanks to you Angie! I think I will try it with a light setting spray, too. And as a bonus (for me), I'm so glad you showed how you use the NYX wonder stick. I'd been wondering, but was too lazy to search all the videos to find out how. I was surprised that I didn't see the new Neutrogena moisturizer on your list of products for this look. One more thing. We are going to the beach in a few weeks, and I am so prepared for the sun! Sun shirts for everyone, SPF cover up, 2 styles of SPF hats, big sunglasses, SPF lip balm, and of course a 55 gallon drum of SPF 50 waterproof sunscreen! lol ! My son moaned when I told him about the new sunshirts and sunscreen rule. I explained to him that we will be 11 hours closer to the equator. He has learned that the sun is stronger at the equator, so he got it. Thanks for keeping on message, Angie, It's getting through. Have a great weekend.

[@madams.5976]

I still haven't gone out and gotten a sample of that foundation! I have so many right now and I like them (some a lot) but after seeing the transformation of just using your foundation on your skin, it's tempting. I use this method of powdering and it works pretty good but not on an everyday basis and usually only under the eyes, but I have to be careful because it can look drying or powdery. Have a great day and thanks for sharing with everyone.

[@vimcho]

Hi Angie, I was watching your video in the morning and tried your technique and it worked beautifully. I am 45 with large pores and the pores were not visible. even after my foundation wore off, the area where my pores were was still smooth. Thank you so much for this technique. Love you.

[@beatnick92]

I know this is an older video, but these full face tutorials are teaching me SO much! I don't really aspire to be able to do everything you can do, Angie, and that the rest of the gals on here know how to do. But there ARE a few things I think I can learn, that even 6 months ago I would never have dreamed of trying..🤹‍♀️

[@lucybeauty7562]

Thanks so much for this video Angie, I have always wanted to try the baking technique but didnt quite know how to do it. My trouble is my marionette lines that go from the corners of my mouth to chin. I have tried the Nuface which helped a little to lift my face but so far nothing to get rid of them completely. So my search continues. Thank you so much for all your tips they really have helped my skin on the whole look a lot better. God Bless you, you look gorgeous

[@hollytenbrook]

Love the before & after pictures at the end, you can really see what impact the powder has. Thanks for including that!

[@spookytinglesasmr2275]

Yes!! I have these "problem areas" right around my cheeks and nose. I've been searching for a solution and the younger gurus just don't address it. You are gorgeous and I'm so glad I found your channel!

[@lorrireed663]

I love the fact that you look natural but still very beautiful. Plus not over using make up is a really attractive to me.

[@jenniferannfox2316]

so glad to see you using powder! Alot of foundations require that to look their best. i use Coty powder from the drugstore and I do that every morning when I put on my foundation. It's great and what a difference!

[@beckymorris722]

I find baking aging too. Instead, I use a very damp beauty blender and loose powder (BM mineral veil) to powder my pores away. It works. I try to keep powder away from my under eye area. I do not have dark circles under my eyes so I put very little product there. I think baking works for ppl with combo or oily skin. My dry skin looks ancient when I try to bake!

[@inspiredclarity2014]

So excited for this! I tried your under-eye concealor technique today and got soooo many compliments. I watched and tried other techniques for older women and gave up until I saw your vid. You gave at least three or four tips no one else did that made all the difference. Now I can't wait to try this one tomorrow. I'm one of those who have up on makeup years ago and now I'm having so much fun with it. -213 people who gave a thumbs down need to take their meds. 😂

[@julierocketqueen1477]

Ive got to try these products and this technique! You look absolutely air brushed but natural all at the same time!!!!! 💜

[@suew4101]

Thank you for sharing so much information that you've obviously researched at great length and for your wonderful makeup application tutorials. I appreciate all the time and effort you put into all of this! I've learned so much from you.. One thing that struck me this morning after viewing a tutorial you did from 2013 is how great your skin looks now! You look younger now, your skin has a tightness and glow and your eyes are not near as hooded!! Thanks for all the great advise and information! I just received the vitamin C serum yesterday and can't wait to begin using it.. I also use the bye bye pore powder and love it.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Thanks so much Sue! xo ~angie

[@bred5872]

I turned 49 in January and it seems as though my skin has gone to hell in the last 6 months (tbh, everything on me is falling apart!). I appreciate the candidness of your videos as well as the closeups. I realize that there may be help after all! Thanks again.

[@shannonunruh-hallock2522]

Bre D I just turned 40, and the same thing happened to me (I suspect it has to do with the fact that menopause starts early in my family). I am so fair, almost 'glow-in-the-dark, with really dark blue circles under the eyes. It's made worse by that skin area is sooooo dry, while my T-zone is oily. Ugh.

[@michellerericha2120]

Great makeup starts with good skincare... make sure you have a good routine when taking care of your skin =)

[@Jojo247rightnow]

I bought the Chanel and the bye bye pores and WOW. This is an amazing technique and the Chanel is a Dream foundation. Thank You!!

[@annmarie1930]

I just can't bake under my eyes. Ive tried so many different techniques and products, tried spraying with rose water after to hydrate ,it still just ends up looking dry, crappie and ages me 10 years. I do it on my nose and surrounding area which is also my trouble spot with pores and it looks good, but i just cant underneath eyes. Looks beautiful on you. Have a great weekend😘

[@mrs.h621]

Hi Angie, this was great. I've seen other YT-ers do it, but wasn't sure if it was for us mature ladies. I'm definitely going to try it now. You're skin looks flawless with these products and technique. Thank you for sharing and demonstrating it for us. Hope you have a fab weekend. XOXO, Annette💖

[@Italianqueen1966]

You always go to the Laura Mercia primer, the Channel foundation, and the It bye bye pores!! That primer and foundation is on my list to buy!!! As always you are stunning and beautiful!!! 💕

[@rocioopazo-aniotz9757]

So glad I found this video, Angie. For some reason I used to believe that baking was for young skin! I'm going to try this. Thank you very much. xx

[@KMT-jb5mv]

Omg!!! I cannot believe I never tried this!!! Genius!! I tried it as soon as I saw this and it leaves your skin flawless!!!

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Great! So glad you liked it!!

[@robh6613]

I think you are awesome and a breath of fresh air!! I am a guy so some of your videos are not for me but I do love your honesty, I have tried a number of primers also, the one I find worked for dry skin in a spot treatment only is Revlon Photoready perfecting primer, it can leave a whitish cast if you apply too heavy. Spot treatment and dap/press not rub. Must moisturize before. Love to see what you think?

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Thanks, I'll check it out!

[@denisemigenis1072]

Great video for us gals past the 20 somethings! You look very pretty and I love your candor. Thanks for sharing!!

[@michelelee9009]

Hi!! Thank you for the tips:) I've always found that baking my undereyes, helped with the fine lines and creasing; but I never tried baking the areas where my pores were more prominent. I can't wait to try this tomorrow when I do my make-up!! I did notice that when I would apply my under eye concealer in the "triangle" shape my pores looked huge!! So I started applying it only under the eye, and it made a huge difference w/ my pores being less obvious. Again, thank you for the tips:)

[@jackiemcmeekin6551]

Your tutorials are so informative. What was the name of the powder you used at the end? 😊

[@melissaelhardt8545]

Awesome tutorial, Angie! I'm going to try it for sure. I've been so frustrated with my foundation breaking up by mid-day around my nose and chin because of oil, pores, etc. I've been trying lot of primers, but the powder/baking might be the answer. I might even try contouring now that you have shown how easy it can be. Thanks,

[@VivaDivaVancouver]

That was a excellent demo! especially for we girls who is 45+, thanks! you are big help! I really enjoy watching all your videos!

[@citizenjoevotes]

Thanks, Angie. I find a light mist of Fix Plus or setting spray takes the powdery, dry look down without losing the effect.

[@silverkitty2503]

I love the way you explain things so clearly and simply.

[@Star-hk6gc]

Love your videos!! I’m a typical middle age lady who realized the old techniques weren’t working anymore with all my lines!! Lol Learning so much from you! 😊 Star.

[@tapplyfamily4020]

I have the bye bye pores pressed powder. Never thought of baking with it! So excited to try it! Thanks for the tutorial. Got to go buy that blush now ☺️ . Love the way they look on your skin btw. You look beautiful! OH! Yesterday I got my box from eSalon with my new hair color. The shipping was so fast! You get a lot of product. Seems like a brilliant idea. And the price is REALLY good (IMO). Can't wait to try it. I will post again and give an update about how it turned out. Fingers crossed!

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Good luck, I hope it comes out fab!!

[@plainjane3160]

THANK YOU for acknowledging that the big Kardashian under eye triangle contour is not the only way to do it & that for us older ladies less concealer under the eyes is more!

[@craftygurl]

I like using the Its power foundation for this. Excited to try it with the ByeBye to see if I like it better. Thanks.

[@nataliaa3550]

I just want to say that I have learned so much from you, thank you! I am turning 40 in six months and really needed all this education that you provide. I have purchase all timeless products you suggest, natural palette, Cerve products, etc. My skin has noticeably improved after several days. I use the timeless serums with Nerium night and day creams. Have you ever tried or reviewed it? Thank you again for all your hard work on all the reviews and videos. Can't even imagine doing all the tests. I am going to pick up channel velvet foundation. Can't wait to try it.

[@connieruggiero4621]

Thanks Angie. Another great informative video. I did pick up the IT Bye Bye pores powder and I love it. Just never baked with it. I will have to try it.

[@gloryb-tv]

This looks great, Angie! Thanks for doing the demo. I like that you used the IT pressed powder. I had purchased the same but in the loose powder some time ago. It's a lot messier than the pressed and the loose powder doesn't last as long. ~Glory

[@alexamackay]

I know this is an old video but I love the idea of bake but because I have pores like you I always thought baking was more for the younger audience. I’m excited to try this trick. Xoxox

[@belleraduechel7510]

I've been doing this technique for a long time. I leave it while I finish my brows, liner, et cetera, then "grind" the powder in with a kabuki brush. Doing this lasts all day, and spraying with Mac Fix + after, takes the powdery residue away. I immediately follow with UD All Nighter spray, and do not need to retouch powder the rest of the day, just blot with papers once.

[@justkimdg2]

I love, love, love your videos! I have purchased many products (the less expensive ones!) based on your recommendations. I have tried this mini bake technique but it really made the many small wrinkles underneath my eyes very prominent...yikes! I have such a hard time finding products that really do well under my eyes.

[@linneajoan974]

Angie, I just wanted to tell you that I enjoy and appreciate your videos so much! Thank you for all of the wonderful tips, tricks, and demonstrations! You are so beautiful!!

[@IgxieRivera]

Angie how that technic work with flash photography?

[@wendyd1229]

Hi! I too do not apply concealer in an upside down triangle. More like a jagged half moon shape. Have you tried Matifying Purifying Toner by Lancôme? It's great for the t-zone. Also, are you still using Tight Eye? If so, does it get better with time? Thanks so much 😀

[@jennyashmore1161]

I love how you use your fingers to apply makeup! I prefer this a rather than using a ton of different brushes or application tools.

[@WayaAskin]

I love this look! It's really amazing how much difference the mini bake makes. Thank you, Angie!

[@tracienichole1497]

Goodness! Angie you are a godsend! I've been searching for some help with makeup now that I'm close to fifty; the makeup techniques I've always used aren't working anymore. Thank you for your clear and detailed instruction. You add so many little tips and tricks that I desperately needed! Thank you! #totallyhotandflashy lol💜

[@annedwards4612]

thanks Angie, I love your videos. I appreciate the scientific approach and attitude you have. For the pores, I just want to share with you that when I eat a lot of tofu during a month, my large pores tend to shrink alot! Best wishes

[@catocato0]

Thank you for this video. I figured baking would really be for the younger gals but think I will try this. I have a strawberry nose(thanks mom side of the family) and the pores are like craters on the moon. I am a couple years older than you and in my day we laid on tin foil soaked in baby oil. Lots of sun damage and I smoked and never wore make up that could have protected me somewhat from all the damage. Thank you again for this video. I will definitely try this.

[@janicemillican9754]

Thank you Angie. I too bake my under eye area with very good results...my concealer lasts all day.

[@anitatate9852]

Lovely, Angie! It really does make your skin look poreless. I think as we age our pores really enlarge and it's so hard to do anything about it. I use steamed facials and clay masks, but I will definitely look for this powder for my skin. I have a new Ulta not far from me. YAY!!! TFS

I have just turned 50 and I have recently discovered your channel. It's great! I love all your tips. I love your make up, it's so natural. Thank you very much for sharing your experience. Best wishes.

[@rosemarybryson1589]

Omg I love your videos. I’m 38. But I’ve had wrinkles under my eyes my entire life. So of course they have only gotten worse over the years. And I never really wore foundation until a few years ago. I love love love foundation now. But.... boy does my skin look soooo old when I wear it. I had gotten a sample it cosmetics setting powder in a Ipsy bag one time and wow I fell in love with it. But I didn’t know that differ setting powders could make a difference. They do. I have a Laura mercier one on the way. I’m gonna give that a go. And if it doesn’t work for me I’m getting a big it cosmetics one. Thx u for the great tips!!!

[@kati5302]

Love all your videos! I have tried baking under the eyes and it really makes my wrinkles look bad---but I am going to try it just in the t zone and see what happens-----it looked totally gorgeous on you!

[@dimitrapdou1379]

Very very helpful! My HG foundation is also the Chanel velvet. It is a dream. And I have tried almost everything out there.

[@RosyLife79]

I love your makeup this way in this video woman! It’s so flattering.☝🏽🌅❤️

[@cattycorner8]

really love your hair here

[@minniebanda5468]

Loving all your videos! I learn something each time!!! Your the best Angie!

[@gretchenlejeune7696]

I have extremely oily skin and large pores. I've used this technique for years with loose powder and it works great. I learned it from Clinique. They call it the Clinique Powder Rubdown method. It works for me because of my oiliness but might not for drier skin.

[@cashmere7954]

Great video, as usual, in your case. I can't believe I have never tried the backing method, since I have extremely large pores on my oily complexion (I'm 35). And it's getting worse every year. I'll definitely give it a go.

[@AmandaF116]

I've used the loose version for quite a while and just got the pressed. Can't wait to try your light baking method to disguise my pesky pores! Has anyone tried this who uses mineral powder foundation? I'm wondering if it's better before or after...

[@harrietvane224]

I haven't tried this technique yet but it does look amazing on you, and I will give it a try. What I can suggest for those baking hasn't worked for, and what I have been using, is Garnier's 5 sec Blur Skin Renew Instant Smoother. A miracle in a tube for me! Literally blurs away those pores and makes your skin look flawless. I apply it after my skin care and sunscreen and before my foundation and can't believe the difference. Here in Canada it's about $13 @ Walmart. If baking hasn't worked for you, perhaps this will help you get that lovely porcelain look that Angie sports here. Wonderful video, Angie, as always. Thank you.

[@angelac.merlin5790]

+Harriet Vane Do you use it under the concealer as well (Garnier's 5 sec Blur Skin Renew)

[@harrietvane224]

I use it under all my makeup.

[@bestany5517]

I would love to see you do a review and comparison of the setting powders that are getting some attention (or hype!) on youtube. I haven't tried the RCMA No Color Powder yet, or the Bye Bye pores powder, but now I'm curious about the uber-expensive By Terry Hydra Powder. I have dry skin so I never bake, per se, but I have to set concealer and foundation, and my under eye area and pores could use some blurring.

[@shellabella8625]

I've also noticed the improvement in your skin, looks great!! What would I do w out you? Thx, Angie!!

[@womanofacertainage5892]

Thanks, Angie! I also bought that IT Cosmetics TSV with the powder and blush, aren't that just awesome?!! I, too, noticed how well that powder hides pores but it also helps minimize the look of wrinkles, which I didn't expect. What did you think of the cleansing balm? I found it ok, I'll use it, but wasn't blown away. It doesn't remove my waterproof mascara at all, and some other balms and oils do. The concealer is great -- I always blend it with a teensy drop of oil or it's too thick. Thanks for the tip, love your videos.

[@mellymel6216]

(help with very deep forehead creases) Angie.. This mini bake looks great on you. You look totally poreless and flawless. I take all your advice very serious. I look forward to your Foundation Friday videos because I struggle with finding a foundation that lasts 6+ hours and doesn't NOT INTENSIFY my forehead creases that a very deep. I'm temped to purchase the Chanel Perfection but how do you suggest I apply it to help cover my forehead creases? Thanks for you all your time, advice and most importantly your honest opinions. I appreciate all you videos! :)

[@itsjustmesallie353]

That Chanel foundation is absolutely perfect on you! I can see why its your fav go-to. I stick with IT Cosmetics CC Cream myself. 1st I only use cruelty-free products and 2nd I get hot flashes and 3rd I take meds that have "increased sweating and flushing: listed as side effects, and they're not lying. (I had stage 3 breast cancer almost 7 yrs ago so I'm on quite a few meds to get in the way of a recurrence, that I'll likely take for the rest of my life and that would keep me in perpetual menopause. happy. Joy.) I love the SPF 50 right in there and, while its not the most coverage, it's build-able. It's a little flat and I've not had the courage to try the illuminating version. I feel Iike I'd like some luminosity, but don't need any help looking like I'm glistening (schvitzing!). Have you try the illuminating version? And if so, what did you think? Did you like it as much? I just got a NYX HD finishing powder and it's ok and I'll try to make myself use it up, but I'm so sorry I didn't just spend the money on the IT Bye Bye Pores Pressed powder. I liked that SOOOOO much. I do also like the bare Minerals Mineral Veil loose powder as a finishing powder and I really like their Mineral Veil Pressed Powder. It's a great touch-up to keep in my purse. I'm a devoted follower of Nisha and she often speaks of you. I'm so glad I checked your channel. really enjoying your videos!!

[@LYNNSTER1971]

I am in love with your eye makeup look in this video. very soft and beautiful.

[@GlamorGrowthTravelwithMica]

You, Melinda Lee, Jackie Aina, Melissa, Patricia Bright, Dr. Axa, Beauty by Anne-Marie, And Wayne Gross are my favorites. I have grown a lot since watching KZbin over the last 8 months. Love you all.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Thanks so much, that's some great company to be in!!

[@cynthiafisher3392]

Thank you for this video! I have been dying to find someone who isn’t afraid to show their pores on their face. I am definitely going to play around with this technique and see what comes of it!

[@dottieburd]

I am so happy to see this video. You have know idea how much you have helped me and saved me money. Hiding pores and Top 5 videos are always my favorite. Thank you Angie for all the work you put into these videos.

[@kimmora2270]

My first time seeing your video here and loved it! I'm Soo happy to finally actually see a video with a woman that actually has large pores because I have large pores exactly like you and every other video I see with these girls complaining that they have large pores cracks me up because I wish I had there pores! I'm like they do not know what large pores actually are till they see mine and I hate it! I want to try out these products you use an see if they work for me too, I love this video an will be watching just yours from now on sense I found someone who has the same skin type as me with actual large pores, your very beautiful by the way!

[@cryptkeeper7175]

Hi Angie, love love love your hair colour. You said it's about looking as good as we can for as long as we can. We also need to be as HEALTHY and fit as we can for as long as we can... Love your vlogs... Xxxx

[@barrazjazz]

Followed along this morning and I'm very pleased!! I used totally different products of course but I had not tried the technique so thanks!!

[@myratraney]

yes Angie , your finish is flawless ! I'm 64 & have crows feet , ect around my eye area. I haven't tried this but it's interesting 🤗

[@michellesavageau1369]

So kind of you to always share such great tips. It's appreciated.

[@damarissanchez9040]

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you!

[@-Unfiltered-CoconuT-]

Thank you for explaining this. I keep seeing/hearing about baking, but never knew that was the purpose. Now things are making a lot more sense in the world we call make up. 🙂

[@laurasanderson9643]

You look amazing , I love the makeup you used .i have never tryed any of it . Those brushes are to die. For .

[@lisaspinenotes7930]

Hello Angie, I found this very informative. I also bake under my eyes when needed but never thought about baking cheek and nose for large pores. esp. my nose! Wish IT came out with a little size bye bye pores to try. My stand by is original Bare Mineral Veil can't use their foundation powder but the veil & I get along well. Stay Healthy! Sincerely, Lisa

[@Zebra100001]

How did I miss this video? Thanks for mentioning it and linking it in your 2016 favourites!

[@andreagreenstein6698]

IT COSMETICS is amazing. The setting powder is the best

[@nathalielandry9307]

Some make-up artist says that the nars velvet matte skin tint is a dupe of chanel you use. I would love if you can try it.

[@helenbell1988]

Looks great Angie ... I will def try this... i baked my under eye and looked 95 instantly, but will try the cheeks now !! Thank you !!

[@dscobellusa]

I was wondering what the bake technique was and your tutorial just popped up so I watched it. Upon your recommendation, I've twice used and liked the Chanel Perfection Lumiere Velvet foundation, but don't have the IT Bye Bye Pore powder or blushes yet. I think I'll try the technique anyhow using my Bare Minerals powders for a dinner tomorrow night. Thanks so much Angie for your tutorial. I don't really have good contouring products yet, but I watched and love your tutorials on that. I suppose any effort will be better than my usual bare, old, face so I'll try to improvise. Wish me luck. I think the dim lighting will help a lot too...LOL!

[@aor9458]

I try your technique. I use Lancôme La Base Pro for primer and then I use Chanel lumiere foundation#040. I love it. It did help on the pore and make skin glowed. Thanks Angie for posting the video.

[@judyflynn8393]

Great tutorial as always. Went online right away to order several of the items you showed us. Thank you!

[@sharonhanna5179]

Is the foundation you used recommended also for dry mature skin? Looks beautiful! I want to learn how!

[@katsitsiaientos1]

Can u try both or either the lancome pore blurring primer and the Elizabeth arden flawless start primer. I heard both are great for hiding enlarged pores

[@Sahar-style]

I use this technique on the days I feel my pores are as big as craters 😜 and it really makes them disappear. you should try using a setting spray at the end to get rid of the powdery look if you wish 😊

[@isacece1334]

What was the powder she said she was using?

[@Sweetpeas12]

Thanks Angie your foundation & eye make up have been on point lately, will certainly give that a try. Frat boy is my holy grail blusher xx

[@suecioc1350]

hey Angie! I never thought to do the whole face with the bye bye pores! WOW! Such a great tip!! thx!!! Your skin looks amazing!💗

[@joyclarke8942]

Most excellent video! I learned a lot and am making notes for a number of the products I want to buy.

[@cerridwenscall]

Any insight as to under eye crepe looking skin? I don't have bags or darkness, should I just be skipping the concealer/baking all together? I do want to highlight the standard areas, to brighten, but if I bake at all I add 10 yrs to my face because it is so crepe looking☹️ input from any and all very welcome 👍

[@Addiewag72499]

so glad I found your channel! Everything seems to be geared towards the young girls but your content is definitely what I've been looking for!