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The UK's Leading Makeup Products Whole Sale & Retailer Bf Cosmetics, The purpose is to help customers look and feel better than they ever thought possible
66, Gelsthorpe road, Essex, RM52LX, London, United Kingdom
I have tried many different foundations but never got the right shed or coverage as a brown girl then a friend of mine recommended beauty forever stick I was afraid to try because I thought it might be sticky and heavy but it so light and such good coverage and it doesn’t crack all day at work I would definitely suggest it for long lasting finish
To be honest I have never seen a pressed powder with such a radiant and perfect match to my skin. I use the darkest shade and I am so happy. I also tried the lipsticks and they are forever lasting. Beauty forever is number 1 and highly recommended.
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