I like Crinoline glow as a cheek highlighter, however it does have some color to it so you have to use a light hand.

Also, I know this isn't SN stuff, but if you can find those swirly baked dome powders (I know Revlon has one and Hard Candy have them), they make really nice face highlighters.

I use a lid from an empty jar of my favorite face powder (NYC loose powder), it's nice and big so I have alot of room to move my brush around but the sides are high enough that I don't have any issues with powder flying around. I use the bottom part too (turned upside down) as a sort of palette for ...

I find that natural hairs tend to hold onto powders more instead of depositing them all at once when you put the brush to your skin, so I like natural hairs for color products like blush and eyeshadow. But I prefer synthetics for my foundations and finishing powders (easier to clean and disinfect wi...

When I'm mixing I give the foundation a quick stir with the handle of the scoop just to get it started before I shake it, and I've never had any issues with the foundation being uneven. Also, my mix is 1 scoop ebony to 10 scoops ivory (I use both heavy and medium coverage and that formula works for ...