Don't wear too much make up. The more make up you wear the older and cheaper you look. Below are some general guidelines on how to apply make up.
Foundation
Your make up foundation should match your skin tone. Try a small
amount of a yellow based foundation and a small amount of pink based foundation
to see which stays neutral. Go with the neutral one. If you prefer a smooth
even finish, you should use a foundation brush (a brush for foundation
application).
For oily skin use an oil-free liquid foundation. If you have normal or dry skin, try a creamy moisturizing formula.
Covering Up Dark CirclesFor oily skin use an oil-free liquid foundation. If you have normal or dry skin, try a creamy moisturizing formula.
Choose a concealer that matches your skin color or a shade
slightly lighter than your foundation. Apply foundation under eyes first and
don't forget the innermost area. For a smooth finish use a brush to blend the
concealer. A touch of powder makes it set and last longer (use sparingly).
Eyeshadow
Before applying put a little foundation or powder on the eye lid
and apply bone shadow all over the eyelid before a color.
Mascara
For best results roll brush upward when you apply. Let it dry
before adding a second coat. Waterproof formulas are too drying for everyday
use.
Lips
Use a lip liner or
pencil and don't go outside the natural borders of your lips.
5 make up tips to give you a lift
1) Wrinkles:
Avoid exposure to the sun (wear sun glasses) Avoid exposure to cigarette smoke. Stay away from anything with shimmer, it only emphasizes the wrinkles. 2) Protect Your Skin: Wear sunscreen -SPF 15 and above. Wear a hat or visor. 3) Soften the Lines: Use super-hydrating products like moisture-rich foundations, creamy eye shadows and blushes, and moisturizing balms. Use liner to prevent lipstick "bleed" 4) Powder: Apply lightly (helps your makeup last). Test a yellow-based powder and a pink-based powder to see which stays neutral and is most flattering for you. 5) Eyeliner: Apply from one corner of your eye to the other. |
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