Make Up Proficient Ladies of OT........

I put mine on with fingers, just gently blend all over face starting in the middle and working outwards. Then I finish with a brush in short downward strokes. This makes the little hairs on your face "line up" in one direction and makes for a better finish.

Are you ok with doing your make up yourself? I know you've already bought your foundation, but if it's an option Mac in Frasers do Make-overs for £20 which you could use like a make up artist. The £20 is then redeemable on products so you could get the lipgloss etc. to touch up.

In answer to your foundation question though, fingers are best tool if a foundation brush isn't available. Make sure your skin is moisturised and then add primer if you have one, then smooth on a little at a time all over, then go over again any areas that need extra coverage. Then use concealer where needed!

Gutted I'm busy on Saturday or I could have nipped out and done it for you chick as a wedding gift ☹️

A makeup artist recommended Rimmel foundation really? I would have suggested a mineral powder foundation for someone who didn't normally wear makeup. Purely because it's easy to apply, can look minimal and build able if you need more coverage in places.

Step away from the Rimmel!

Even if you scrimp on the rest of your makeup make sure your base/foundation looks right.

Liquid, i use a foundation brush and/or buffer brush, with fingers. Depending on the texture of the liquid i sometimes use a blending sponge like this

http://www.love-makeup.co.uk/makeup-blending-sponge-p-4990.html

She recommended it because she knew I didnt want to spend too much on it and in her opinion this is one of the good budget buys.

Nah Im totally pants at it!! Ill just have to try I suppose! Thanks for your offer though x

Okay. Good luck with your wedding. No matter what how you choose to apply, i'm sure you'l look lovely. x

My fangirl crush Lisa Eldridge has lots of helpful videos on how to apply foundation. hths

http://www.lisaeldridge.com/video/22873/foundation-solutions-for-very-pale-skin/

I just use my fingers and blend outwards. Then use a loose translucent powder/bronzer on top.