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MAKE-UP TIPS
- Curling lashes will immediately open up the
eyes and make them look bigger. Do it before using mascara. Place
the curler very close to the base of the lash and walk it out,
squeezing it all the time. Remember to open up the curler fully
before pulling it away from your eye.
- When applying mascara make sure it is thicker at the base
and thinner towards the edges. Always take mascara in to the
inner corner of the top lashes, which helps to make eyes look
larger.
- Before using waterproof mascara, always check that you have
a suitable, oil base remover for it.
- Do not use too much eye shadow all at once; first see how
well you can blend the colors together. You can always add more
shadow if you want the effect to be stronger.
- It’s safest when choosing a foundation, to err on the
yellow or golden side not the blue-pink side.
- Foundation should match the color of the neck, because the
neck and jaw line are ultimately the areas that foundation has
to blend into. ONLY purchase foundation that you can test before
buying.
- Eyebrow color should relate to your hair color. Redheads
should choose a light sable, which will add a little red color
into normally pale brows. Blonds should choose the same shade
as the darkest color in their hair (usually taupe). Brunettes
and gals with black hair should choose one shade lighter than
their natural hair color.
- Before tweezing eyebrow, apply ice to the brow to numb the
nerve endings so there will be less pain. To determine where
to tweeze, use an eyebrow pencil to fill in the shape you want,
then tweeze any hair outside the line.
- Light shimmery colors make lips look
larger then darker ones.
Plump lips by dabbing shimmery pale pink or gold gloss on the
center of your lower lip.
- Use makeup colors that are opposite of your natural eye hue.
Smudge the shade in to your lash line and your eyes will stand
out with minimal effort.
Blue eyes – choose chocolate brown
green eyes – choose
purple or plum
hazel eyes – green
brown eyes look beautiful in blues and
forest green.
- Red lipstick - if you would like to wear
one, make sure you have the right shade.
For fair complexions – cool reds
redheads – warm
red
medium or olive skin – classic true reds
dark skin – deep
reds.
Use white paper and swipe tester on it. When viewing the
red against white it will be easier to detect if there is a blue
(cool) or yellow (warm) tint in the product.
- Always check your makeup in natural
light to see that it
is balanced and even.
LINKS
Tech 1 Hair Design and Esthetic www.tech1hairdesign.com
Rufina's European Skin & Body Clinic www.skinandbodyclinic.com
Easy Headshots www.easyheadshots.com
Delicious Photography By Wendy Niamath www.deliciousphotography.com
Accents Cosmetics by Cheri www.accentscosmetics.com
Weights www.weights101.com |
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