FOUNDATION
It
is the most important makeup product a woman can wear. It can gives beauty
outside and new appearance to someone who used it. The right makeup foundation should perfectly
match your complexion to have a flawless skin. Before you apply, make it sure
that your hands and face are clean. Then, apply a moisturizing sunscreen
(moisturizer or primer) that’s perfect for your skin type. All foundations like
liquid, cream, powder and camouflage will go on more smoothly if the skin is
well-hydrated. In liquid, it should be blended in a little at a time until the
entire face is completed. If you have naturally clear skin, liquid foundations
may be your best option. Cream foundations should be applied in long sweeping
motions using your cosmetic sponge and is best for drier skin types and for
more mature skin. Powder foundation should be applied as you would your normal
compact powder. Its usually have very good coverage but work best on lighter
skin colors. Last, camouflage foundations have been developed exclusively for
women who need to conceal marks, acne, vitiligo, etc. But the one problem with
such heavy coverage foundations is that they often do not blend well with most
skin colors, in a result that look two-toned and artificial.
Proper
blending is the key; blend your foundation very well. You must pay attention to
the corners of the nose, corners of the mouth, over and under the eyes. Next
after putting a moisturizer, set for a few minutes. After this, wipe off any
excess moisturizer with a tissue. Camouflage your dark, under-eye circles with a
concealer. Pat, never rub the concealer into skin. Then, using a makeup sponge
or the tips of your fingers, apply dots of foundation on your cheeks, chin, forehead
and tip of the nose. Makeup artists swear foundation brushes to apply product.
They soak up less foundation and blend flawlessly. Again using the sponge, your
fingertips or the foundation brush, blend the dots together. Pay special
attention to your hairline and jaw line to ensure there’s no obvious line and
set the foundation with loose powder immediately after application.
EYELINER
Eyeliner has
different types, a pencil, liquid or brush. It can be befuddling, smudged or
removed by oiliness, so it is very important to remove any oiliness with an oil
paper powder pact, controls oil effectively or Q-tips before applying
eyeliner. You don’t have to apply
eyeliner at once. You can just apply it little by little, between
eyelashes. If you use a pencil, set the
line with eyeshadow because penciled lines tend to melt and won’t stay put
whole day. However, in liquid liner or
eyeliner brush dipped into a deep shadow to line eyes from the inside of the
lashes outward in one big sweep. Also, you can line the eye from the middle of
the lash line outwardly, and then finish the line from the inner corner of the
eye to the middle. Sometimes other liquid eyeliner trick requires a steady hand
and will make eyes appear wider. Now,
you can start with a completely bare eye. On the upper lashes, dot the liquid
liner into the spaces between the lashes, twisting the liner into the lashes.
The result is not supposed to be a line. It’s supposed to look as if the lashes
themselves are super thick at the root. Then after, apply mascara and compare
your eye to other naked eye. See the difference!
LIPSTICK
Lipstick will be
last longer if the entire lip filled with lip liner before applying
lipstick. It can be the finishing touch
to a perfectly made up face, and if chosen and applied correctly should be
wonderfully pleasing. When you are wearing lipstick it is needed to be sure you
look your best. A lipstick is only going
to be as good as the area it is being applied to. To make it simple, your lips
need to be as soft and smooth as possible. If your lips are rough and dry, try
“brushing “using a soft toothbrush. Using a brush to apply lipstick, start it
in the middle of the lips and brush. It can go your lipstick on a more
consistent and gives you more control. This ensures you can trace the outline
of your lips better, and be sure to stay within the lines of your lip liner. Then
enter the imagination of the upper lip, aligning edges and lines, well beyond
the lower lip. Then you can finish prepping your lips with a light layer of
foundation which ensures a
good base.
Another
application in lipstick is lip liner; one step that many by pass but if you
really want your lipstick to stay put you needs to apply it. Using lip liner
can help make your lips look fuller, plumper, so on and so forth. There’s trick
to trace your lips just outside your natural lip line with a slightly darker
lip liner than your chosen lipstick color. Another is using a sealant, and then
you go about wearing lip gloss over your lipstick without worry of losing your
lipstick color. Its usage is to protect the color and vibrancy of your
lipstick.
Try
it now! Be careful to choose your lipstick and explore your creativity to make
new and versatile.
EYESHADOW
Before applying eyeshadow, you must choose first the color/s that
complement to your eye color. You can pick a light shade for the lid, medium
color for the crease and dark color for the lash line. Then after, chose also
the eyeshadow base, it helps your colors last longer and stay in place. Now, to
apply eyeshadow start with a clean face. Apply the base to your entire eyelid
area up to the brow. (NOTE: Follow the
manufacturer’s instructions.) Then, select
three complementing eyeshadow colors: light, medium and dark. The medium color
is the base, the lightest color is the highlighter, and the darkest color is
the contour. If you have round eyes and sockets, concentrate shadow on the
outer edges but not a cat eye. For those
with less of a crease, blend the medium shadow across the eye, creating a
deeper crease. Also, keep the medium tone near the lash line for almond-shaped
eyes. After applying a thin layer of foundation or eye shadow base, place the
medium colored shadow onto the main area of your eyelid that is directly over
your eyeball; go slightly into the crease with your brush, blend back and
forth. Now apply the lightest color (highlighter), using your brush, place
shadow onto the lid, under the crease shadow and all to the lash line. After
that, apply the darkest color (contour), to the crease with a flat shadow
brush; line your eyes with the darkest shade. Blend well and smudge it into the
lashes slightly. You’re finished with a coat of mascara! That’s simple; you may do that at home or
anywhere else with just 5 minutes.
MASCARA
Before you start applying mascara
you need to get the best mascara that suits your skin tone and the color of
your eyes. Like for instance, you have short eyelashes it needs to go for
lengthening mascara or thin eyelashes go for thickening mascara. Now, you must
need to apply other makeup including foundation, eyeshadow, eyeliner, etc. This
is important as you may need to redo application of mascara
if you do not use the eyeliner or makeup correctly. Curl your
eyelashes for extra length before you put mascara on is optional. Then, make it
sure that you pull all of your hair back so that the hair does not interfere
when applying the liquid and will not cause any smudging. You better use a hand
mirror for applying mascara, this way you can see your eyelashes properly –from
the root to the tips. Just to remind you never look straight into a mirror to
apply mascara as you will not be able to see the entire
eyelashes.
Subsequently,
shake the mascara bottle properly before you open it and rub the end of it to
get the excess off that will help in avoiding clumps on the lashes. Position
yourself comfortably in front of a mirror.
With a steady hand, place the mascara wand at the root of your
eyelashes. For the right curl, direction of the brush should be upwards or
outwards. Afterwards, gently pull the wand up to the end of your lashes,
slightly jarring the wand back and forth to separate the lashes and prevent
clumps. It is usually recommend applying mascara only to the top lashes. But
the best if both of your eyelashes on top and bottom would have mascara to make
your eyes look wider. Once you are done applying mascara in your eyelashes, it
is time to comb your lashes so that they are all separated. Always comb your
lashes before they are dry. Otherwise, the mascara will flake off into your
eyes and down your cheek. If just in case it happened, take a small cotton bud
dipped in baby oil and place it on the top of the smudge, and gently rotate in
place until it comes off. Make it sure your other eye make ups are in place.
When you apply
mascara remember that you need to remove mascara before going to sleep. It can
cause bacterial infection. To be concluded, mascara looks great on women of all
age and color and they are the perfect way to get beautiful eyes. Use the
mascara that has a good quality and check before using it. It’s just as simple
like that, just follow this and you will train to be expert!
BLUSH ON
What is blush? Blush
(rouge) is a type of makeup often applied to the cheek area of the face
with a makeup brush in order to even out skin tone or to add more color. Here
are some
instructions on how to apply blush on to your face:
First,
choose your blush type that resembles the natural glow of your cheeks after you
exercise. Whichever type you choose, its shade should match your natural
coloring. Keep your blush in the same color family as your lipstick.
Next, consider the type of blush best suited to your skin type. Cream blush
works very well for drier skin, as it can help to keep skin hydrated and powder
blush is better suited to oily skin. Consider also the type of brush you want
to use; never use a small, cheap brush. If you use a cheap brush, you’ll have a
cheap looking result that you might even don’t like. After that, complete the application of
foundation, powder and all eye makeup
before applying blush. Use a full, round brush for the application of
your powder blush, as it will make for a softer and more professional look than
the brush that comes with the blush. It should
not be the same brush you use to apply your loose powder.
Then place a
small amount of blush on the brush and gently tap off any excess or place a
small amount of cream on your middle finger. Look in the mirror and smile which
help emphasize your features and clarify what you are doing. Put powder blush
on the apple of your cheek and brush up your cheekbone toward your hairline, while
dot cream blush beginning at the apple, and gently blend up the cheekbone
toward the hairline for most natural look. Always concentrate the color on the
apples of your cheeks and blend well and before blending, always dust off the
excess to avoid excessively rosy cheeks. If you have a fuller face, focus your
blush at the outside of your face near your hairline. For high cheekbones,
concentrate blush in the center of your face to put emphasis on your bones.
Finally, blend a little blush down your cheek for a little more natural, less
dramatic look and gorgeous. So what are you waiting for? For more makeup tips,
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