Wayne Goss

Wayne Goss

whackedoutwheeze2025-05-14T20:26:29.000Z
I'm the same - no dark circles, but shadowing from puffiness. I tried Wayne Goss' trick for years ++
but it never looked totally natural (although somewhat passable) but looks horrible in pictures. For a few years now I've been using Mac Pro Longw
laurenp2025-05-14T19:44:50.000Z
Amanda Z and Wayne Goss have good YouTube tutorials on this. It’s tricky.
10172025-05-02T10:52:50.000Z
Time is a blur the older I get. I feel like it was within the last few years, but that might++
be 10 years ago. IDK. They tried to change the format and how things work. They also had ditched the product swap discussions & just before and tha
thediortohell2025-04-26T20:27:45.000Z
I have found the same. The Wayne Goss brushes I have are fine, one of the two +
Sonia g I have fell apart. The brush just popped off the wood. And I don't do anything weird, like soak them in water or something. Disappointing.
DressageDiva2025-04-26T02:23:31.000Z
Wayne goss is great
diann_co2025-04-26T01:22:17.000Z
So I decided my Sonia G brushes are not holding up as well as Wayne Goss++
my Wayne natural hair ones are older, and the Sonia ones seem to be splaying out and losing a few pairs
ziggymama2025-04-07T02:19:28.000Z
I know you are looking for a solution, not a coverup, but...
Wayne Goss has a makeup technique that helps "fill in" enlarged pores, he rips a sponge in half, then you use the bumpy side to apply foundation, pref
laurenp2025-04-04T15:11:10.000Z
Wayne Goss has great detailed application videos
Doodleses2025-03-05T22:13:08.000Z
Seen Wayne Goss also do a powder first, then apply fdtn - powder acts like a blotter