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Dr. Kirk Honda reacts to the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial.


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Anonymous

Something I noticed about the “bruise kit” comment was actually the way in which she described using the alleged color corrector. Sure, maybe she slipped up on the words, but then she slips up on the order of application? From my own knowledge being a makeup lover and having been in theatre, you use the color corrector first on bare skin, not last (which is what she describes). She claimed to first put on foundation, then concealer, then the “color corrector”. But color corrector goes on FIRST. If you don’t put it on first, you’ll just have yellow, green, or purple smudges on your face.

Anonymous

Likewise, her description of application would be more accurate to a kit to make bruises with makeup.

Anonymous

I finally saw the photo (at least I think it is the photo) of the “bruise” - to me, it just looked like a huge pimple