Mehron CreamBlend Stick - Warm Honey

I absolutely love this paint so much.This way maybe 1 and a half layers of paint, I definitely recommend

I used to do my Halloween make up with mehron fantasy fx cream. The white was always difficult to apply and get a smooth coverage and it would smudge easily. Decided to try this instead and WOW! I was impressed by how easy it was to get a great smooth coverage. Just pass the stick on my skin and then spread it with a makeup sponge. It covered very well and evenly. And with the mehron translucent powder after on top, my makeup stayed all evening. Very happy with the product. Worth the price.

I'd recommend applying on thick, over just light moisturizer. Then set with a powder.Lasted all night, was a bit tough to get off on my arms but the rest came off good with hot water and shampoo in the shower!The stick form is easy to apply and a little less messy! The green changes shade depending on the lighting - I found that the more white the light, the more green it looks. Under low yellow lighting, the green washes out a bit.

Used for troll cosplay! I was sollux and my buddy was terezi.Tldr; The coverage was great, the staying power was great, the price is awesome. I absolutely recommend this!For the nitty-gritty:We applied this after using an elf primer, and used nyx setting powder, and the urban decays all nighter setting spray. PLEASE seal it!!This is a cool grey, with a lot of blue in it. If you are cosplaying as a warm-blooded troll you will have to mess around with color theory to make it work. As sollux I added some orange to my cheeks as well, because the yellow alone looked like tennis ball green over this grey.It took a couple coats of makeup to ensure full coverage, at least 2, but I think realistically, 3. We then used black eyeshadow for contour, and white mehron for highlight, over the grey. The mehron grey and white were both applied via sponges, all other makeup was done via brush or finger. It was easy to blend the eyeshadow into the grey for a natural-looking face. We also used eyeshadow for the blush, and that worked well.I suggest using a powder over the eyelid, especially if you have deep set eyes like me. We used grey and THEN applied any color over that. And lots of primer.We both had to wear glasses, and throughout the con I took off my glasses and put them on many times in order to see well and give my eyes a break, and the makeup only removed a little bit. I am not a sweaty person so this helped. My glasses did not have nose-pads. My friend had nose-pads and sweats more and she lost a lot more makeup in that area. She also had a little bit of a sheen of skin my lunch time around her cheek, but it was easy to touch up.

I love how quickly I can apply this to large areas. No need to cover the entire area with product either. You can use very little and get full coverage Blends out amazing and steak free. Gives a great pasty tone to the skin. I used it for zombie and ghost makeups. I used it on both light and medium skin tones successfully.