I purchased the AA skin tone from Carrie. She uses linseed oil in this tutorial and I am wondering if it is of great necessity?? Hoping someone who has tried with or without can help me out. Thanks in advance 
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@snuggle2me can explain it better.
I think that it makes it kinda slippery… so it blends better.
I used some today. And could feel the difference. I think it would have worked better on my not already rough Landon… lol. 
Also I think Gamsol thinner works better for ethnic as well. (I still need to grab some.)
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Thanks for your reply! I’m ordering the gamsol and some of the colors needed for this tutorial, but I didn’t see any linseed at BB. I’ll check my next go-to online store… Amazon. Lol
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Remember if you buy the Gamsol at BB your whole order ships slower.
Micheals may have both.
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Michaels does sell both. Michaels usually have a 40% off coupon too for 1 item.
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Hobby lobby sells both also
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No you do not need the linseed oil. I do recommend the gamsol for ethnic babies and get the glazing gel varnish as well.
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As long as your using Gamsol you can probably omit linseed oil. Personally for me, I like using it. If you do decide to use it you want to get refined linseed oil by Winsor and Newton. Both Hobby Lobby and Michaels carry it.
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Oh shoot. Thanks for the heads up!!
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Thanks so much, I really appreciate the replies 
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