Showing posts with label applying makeup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label applying makeup. Show all posts

Thursday, 30 August 2007

Makeup Application Tips, DIY Guide to Makeup

Love makeup? Master the art of applying and removing makeup perfectly with this DIY guide.

We all love using makeup, but how many of us know what is correct way to apply makeup and remove makeup? The best way to learn the art of perfect makeup application is to first understand your face and its high points correctly. Look at your face in a mirror and examine it from all angles. Your next step should be decide what equipment you are likely to use. The choice is between brushes, sponges, and your digits.

Makeup Application Tips

While brushes are great favourites with expert artists, for rookies they can be difficult to use. The first step to effectively using a makeup brush for application is to learn how to hold the brush right and use the right strokes to blend efficiently. An easy way to learn using a brush is start using a liquid foundation. Pour a small amount on your hand and then pick up some with your brush and apply to areas where you need coverage in small strokes. Start blending in with each stroke till you have an even tone across your skin. Do not dab the foundation on your skin directly and then use the brush to blend. Also make sure you have the right brush for the right part of the face. Each item of makeup has a different size and style of brush for perfect application. Eyelid brushes have small pads at either end of a piece of thin hard material. Lip makeup brushes are designed with fine bristles to apply lipstick, gloss or lip liner. Face brush is the biggest of makeup brushes. It is available in different sizes with handles and bristles of varying sizes. Blusher brush is soft and full and allows you to apply blush across the cheeks in swift motions.

If you prefer sponges, make sure you opt for wedge-shaped ones. Sponges are a great way to apply makeup because they cover a large area quickly. It is a good idea to wet the sponge before use and then put the product on it. It usually results in a dewy finish. The best way to use a sponge is apply a rolling motion and not dabbing one. If you end up using excessive product on your face, then don't forget to pat your face with tissue to get rid of excess product before applying a translucent finishing face powder.

Your fingers are a good way to apply a makeup too, but remember to use the product in very small quantities. However, in all likelihood you will need a brush or sponge to evenly blend the product in.

Tips for Applying Makeup

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Makeup Removal Rules

Just as applying makeup is an art, removing it correctly is equally important. First thing to do is to pull your hair away from your face with the help of a head band. Next, concentrate on your eye makeup removal first. Moisten a cotton pad with your removal cream or lotion and gently rub the eyelid till traces of the hue disappear. Now get your cleanser (it must be suitable for your skin type) and wet your face with warm water. Then apply the cleanser on your entire face and lather up. Rinse a couple of times to ensure the makeup is removed completely.

If you have to remove makeup on the go, make use of a special makeup removal wet pipe. Most good quality pipes are not made from the paper but from non-woven material like fabric which helps to remove both normal and waterproof makeup efficiently. But don't forget your cleansing routine once you get home if you want your skin to look good forever.

Thursday, 22 February 2007

Makeup Tips to Look Beautiful

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Sometimes our everyday makeup is just not enough and evenig makeup is too much. Perhaps we need to correct a situation, want something special to get married in, or something that won't make our eyes look insect like behind glasses. The great thing about makeup is it is adaptable and helpful - if you've got a beauty issue, makeup can be of assistance.


We are load to prescribe certain looks for certain ages. Yes, we have heard those rules that say teenagers should wear only lip gloss and grandmothers should stick to subdued shades, but we think a lot of what makes each of us beautiful is our uniqueness, and this often comes through in the makeup we like to wear. That said, we will provide you a few general age-related guidelines, which you can choose to follow or ignore depending on your tastes.


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For natural-smoky look, whatever colour your eyeliner pencil is smudge it in tiny circular motions. Give yourself a start with a few ice cubes pressed on your skin for a finishing natural glow.

Always begin with the base, concealer, brows eyes, nose, lips, and then extra's, (i,e start from base, top-bottom). Never use bold pencils for anything, always sharpen for two reasons 1 fast build up of bacteria on tip, 2 wont give any natural definitiion to your finished look, only and Only use bold pencils after running pencil in hot water for a deeper or smudgey look.


For accentuated lips, begin with pencil, lipstick, gloss if needed, then pencil again, blot lips, then lipstick again. Comb brows upwards before plucking or colouring in for tweezing the bottom, then cob downwards to tweeze on top. Finish your look with loose powder to soften your look and then spray hairspray into air and walk into it for a long lasting stay.


Never sleep in makeup, mascara, concealer, lipstick, or eyeshadow! just wash face even if its with water only. For a casual-day look, forget the shimmery powders, rich lipstick, go for glosses instead and pressed powders. use a mossy light green pecil or shadow over your eyelids and ivory under your brow. For an evening out, only deepen you your colours, switch from gloss to rich moisturizing lipsticks and from powders to "sticks".