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Hi guys thanks for tuning in! Please subscribe if you like it! Details Below ♡ Where you can Stalk me ♡ Instagram: SF_Stef   / sf_stef   Facebook: Stephanie Nicole   / 430018237078644   Twitter: @StefNicole   / stefnicole   Products Mentioned: Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powders: Ethereal Light – http://bit.ly/1MROU5V Mood Light – http://bit.ly/1MROU5V Luminous Light – http://bit.ly/1MROU5V Radiant Light – http://bit.ly/1MROU5V Incandescent Light – Available in Palette Only - http://bit.ly/1CBsLcm Powder Palette – http://bit.ly/1CBsLcm It Cosmetics Jumbo Powder Brush - http://bit.ly/1zR23tz Sigma F35 Tapered Highlight Brush - http://bit.ly/1EqvGjo Hourglass Ambient Lighting Blushes: Ethereal Glow – http://bit.ly/1MRPpN9 Dim Infusion – http://bit.ly/1MRPpN9 Diffused Heat – http://bit.ly/1MRPpN9 Radiant Magenta – http://bit.ly/1MRPpN9 Luminous Flush – http://bit.ly/1MRPpN9 Mood Exposure – http://bit.ly/1MRPpN9 Incandescnet Electra – Available in Palette Only - http://bit.ly/18MeXOw Blush Palette – http://bit.ly/18MeXOw They are FINISHING powders, not foundation powder, not setting powder, not blotting powder. It should be the last step of makeup before a setting spray, if you use one. It is not something you can necessarily see right away, but a HUGE difference in photography of any kind, if you are at work in ugly florescent light, outside, etc. Places where there is different kinds of light. Ethereal Light – sheer/cool. Moonlight glow. I use this under my eyes interchangeable with Diffused light, if you don't want them both, try them on at the store, one under each eye, snap a pic of yourself. I use one of these 2 shades everyday. Diffused Light – Mimic morning light. light yellow. Diffuses light particles to make less harsh. Helps with redness. I use this to sweep under my eyes right before my mascara & lashes AFTER a dusting of setting powder after concealer. NOT a setting powder. I use a large fluffy brush, light sweep. On center of forehead too. Dim Light - soft neutral beige. Blurs imperfections. Mimics being in soft focus. If I am going into an office building where I know there is harsh lighting, like florescent bulbs, I take a large brush (I love IT Cosmetics large powder brush) and dust this all over all areas not covered by ethereal or diffused light. I just tap the large brush 2 or 3 times into the powder. Mood Light - soft sheer lavender. Mimics "mood" lighting, warm pink glow. Forgiving & brightening. I love this in really bright lights, more like when you are at a night baseball game or something like that (that uneven greenish weird light). I take a large brush (I love IT Cosmetics large powder brush) and dust this all over all areas not covered by ethereal or diffused light. Incandescent Light - pearlescent powder, pale, light beige with neutral undertones, soft ivory shimmer. Mimics a celestial glow. I really consider this the only "highlighting" powder of them all. I only use on tops of cheek bones. Doesn’t emphasize pores or make the skin appear oily. Luminous Light - champagne pearl. Mimics candle light. Gives a nice luminous glow. This is the one I use the most when I am hanging outdoors. It warms up my face without being too bronze. Radiant Light - the darkest of the powders, golden beige. Mimics golden light. Adds warmth. I only use this over my bronzer. I am light/medium complexion, I find this too dark for all over for me. Ethereal Glow - described as cool pink Diffused Heat – described as Vibrant poppy Dim Infusion – described as subdued coral Luminous Flush – described as golden fuchsia Radiant Magenta – described as golden fuchsia Mood Exposure – described as soft plum *This video is not sponsored. I purchased all these products* To contact me: [email protected] 💌 I just got myself a PO Box 💌 Stephanie Nicole 1770 Post St. #162 San Francisco, CA 94115 If you are a company looking for me to review your product, I'd be happy to. But please note, I do not sign contracts. Thank you for understanding. Intro Song Credit CMA "You're Not Alone" http://bit.ly/1TTiv1q