#make up guide

[sandylatjeno]

For those of you who are a novice who wishes to do cosmetics, a makeup guide is required. Often lots of women don't be aware of this makeup guide.

The first makeup guide:Enter the habit of laundry your facial skin just before sporting make-up. Second makeup guide:Soon after cleansing your facial skin thoroughly, use a face moisturizing lotion so the face skin is much more all set when putting on make-up, and also the skin area is maintained healthier.

[thecakedface]

Beginners guide to Make up!

I’m no expert at make up, but when I first started wearing make up I wish I had more guidance. So I didn’t have those days where I looked really weird with bright lipstick and patchy foundation…Now that there’s YouTube and all these amazing beauty blogs, make up is so much easier. But there are some things you should know when you’re a beginner!

1) Matching your skin tone! Whether it be a lipstick or a foundation, you want it to compliment you not wash you out or not look abnormal. I’ve had days where I’ve bought a lipstick and it just didn’t look right. So make sure you swatch it on your hand or try it on and ask for a friend’s opinion! (hold your swatch up to your face for a rough idea) Or maybe ask someone working at a beauty counter. (They can be wrong sometimes - so your overall opinion counts) Also remember you want something that’ll compliment you. Embrace who you are what ever colour you are.

2) What type of make up do you like or need? Do you like your foundation runny or thick? Or even a powder foundation? These are preferences you should take in to account. I prefer a thicker foundation personally! This all comes from experience so don’t worry, researching a foundation online can be very helpful so do try that. Also trying products, you may not like a runny foundation from one brand but may like it from the other.

3) Your skin type + make up. It’s important to take in to account what type your skin is. Is it oily, dry or combination? So when choosing products you don’t buy something that’ll make you more oily or give dry patches etc. Again research is vital with any product. If you have dry skin you want to go for a creamier (thicker foundation) If you’re oily you want to go for an oil free foundation!

4) Brushes! I feel like if you’re going to experiment with make up you need decent brushes. Now as much as we all love highend brushes I opt for something else. I have a 24 pc Make up brush set which pretty much does everything and anything. I do have a couple of real techniques but you won’t be spending as much! (and ofc my beauty blender which I love) Once you’ve got the hang of things you can opt for whatever. But I’d recommend this to someone starting off or someone who doesn’t wanna spend much. (The quality is amazing for the price)

5) Look at the quality of the product not the company. Often we buy products cos of the brand, but they don’t live up to expectation, I may be repeating myself here. But you want to check reviews, not just one. Many. Also don’t give in to hype of products so quickly, just cos a product works for someone else doesn’t mean it’ll do the same for you. And vice versa. We’re all different.

6) Concealer! You only want to go a shade or two lighter than your foundation colour. (Unless for highlighting purposes) You don’t want your under eye area looking too light and abnormal.

7) Practice! If you can’t perfect your winged eyeliner or your eye shadow or whatever. Practice. It isn’t impossible, we all started off not being perfect at make up but as you keep doing it you get better at it.

8) Don’t wear too much or for too long! Remember wearing make up excessively isn’t good for your skin, you want your skin to be bare too sometimes. If you don’t need your make up on, take it off. (even if it’s fleeky a f.)

9) Don’t let anyone put you down. If you’d like to wear make up, go for it. Don’t let people stop you by saying it’s not ‘real’ or it’s ‘deceiving.’ In reality you should love your skin with and without make up. Even if you have acne, or any other skin condition. Look good for you gurl. 

10) Ask a friend who knows about make up, take that friend shopping with you. That way you have a second opinion, it can be your sister, your mum or your Aunt. If you’re confused ask someone who’d give you the right advice to suit your needs. And if you don’t have anyone to ask, research online! Google swatches, reviews and such.

- A xoxo

[modernizor]

[missoandfriends]

Makeup How-To Guide for Starters

Posted by mrsliampayne in Health & Beauty

Makeup How-To Guide for Starters

Hey, Miss O! This is a makeup guide for girls that are starting out with makeup or girls that just want a very natural look. lets get started!

1. Eye makeup: since you´re just starting out, the most you´ll need for eye makeup is white eyeliner (to be applied on your water line), mascara, and maybe some skin-tone eyeshadow.

White eyeliner is really natural looking, like on Blake Lively or Emma Stone. 

  Maybelline has good mascaras and they are reasonably priced at around $6!

  2. Face makeup: a natural looking blush with a bit of color helps to bring out your natural beauty. if you need to use cover-up makeup, concealer and some powder should be all you need. (use an oil control powder if you have oily skin.)

  These are some good shades for blush colors. They'll give off that that sunkissed glow- perfect for the summer!

  3. Lips: sheer lipcolors and glosses will do the trick.

Here are so good shades of sheer lip glosses that will give you a little tint of color, but not anything too drastic or colorful.

  What are your fave makeup brands? Do you wear makeup at all?

[charliewilliam-blog]

Everyday make up by Nastya

Привет, друзья :) Сегодня не будет фотографий меня любимой, и поэтому, я рада представить что-то новенькое: гид макияжа для глаз, который мы подготовили вместе с Настей. Как раз недавно, мы с ней обсуждали то, сколько мы тратим времени на макияж, если я с утра просыпаюсь в полубессознательном состоянии, в последние пятнадцать минут ношусь по дому, пытаясь успеть одеться, а еще и накраситься... то Настя поражает меня своей организованностью и  усидчивостью: как  ловко и аккуратно она прорисовывает стрелки, растушевывает тени, прокрашивает каждую ресничку и делает это каждый день, черт возьми! И я, лично, всегда была в восторге от ее аккуратного макияжа глаз, поэтому ниже мы составили пошаговый гид, как нарисовать такие же глаза :)

Что нам понадобилось:

1. Набор консилеров Confessions of a Concealaholic by Benefit 

2. Victoria's Secret The Sultry Look Make Up

3. палетка теней Gorgeous Shadow Palette by Beauty Cottage (Тайская натуральная косметика)

4. карандаш от Avon Super Shock Pencil

5. Тушь They're Real от Benefit

6. Набор натуральных кистей от Beauty Cottage

Что нужно делать:

1. Кисточкой наносится база под тени Confessions of a Concealaholic by Benefit. Затем слегка касаясь, растушевывается пальцами. 2. По складке века наносятся бежевые тени из палетки теней Gorgeous Shadow Palette by Beauty Cottage. 3. Светлые тени из той же палетки наносятся под бровь. 4. Нужно обозначить контур на наружнем уголке глаза. Для этого используется скошенная кисточка и темно-коричневые тени. 5. После используется универсальная кисть для теней, а также темно-коричневые тени, который наносятся на внешний уголок глаза и растушевываются предназначенной для этого кистью. 6. Светлые перламутровые тени наносятся на подвижное веко, от внутреннего уголка глаза растушевывются чтоб не было резкого перехода из темного в светлый. Стрелки рисую карандашом от Avon. (#4) 7. И последний штрих - прокрашиваю ресницы тушью They're real от Benefit. 8. Вот и сам результат стараний :)

[beautyhintsandtips]

This is good!! I have blue eyes and pretty much any colour works apart from blues and greens :D

[avelera]

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