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09-12-2006, 04:47 PM
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SKIN TYPING WITH BREEZE
Anyone who uses Breeze... can you tell me if you safely use 10.5 on most, or do you mostly use 9? (In the Turbo formula.). The solution I currently use I could safely use a 10.5-11 without orange. How about Breeze? Obviously I would use 9 on type I & maybe II, but what about type II-IV?? 10.5 good?
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09-12-2006, 04:53 PM
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Re: SKIN TYPING WITH BREEZE
Well I use 10.5.... 9 and 5...I use 5 for white and I mean white #9 med dark 10.5 dark. I just look at them & decide which one to use...mix 5 & 9 to get a 7..
I guess that 10.5 would do for most with some base color. |
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09-18-2006, 03:00 PM
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Re: SKIN TYPING WITH BREEZE
I agree Aloha. But I have never mixed. I love the idea, and thank you. The Breeze products are so fabulous. I have not had a complaint yet (knock on wood)
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