Makeup And Skincare Synchronism For 2019
October 01, 2019
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How To Use Makeup Effectively
Created by SitiNoor
The most beautiful look in the world can be achieved with fresh, glowing skin, a little eye makeup perfectly blended and coordinated with your clothes, lipstick, and a touch of cream rouge. It is proposed that users keep their makeup to the bare minimum. We recommended they use as little foundation as possible and instead, concentrate on maintaining a healthy skin that does not need anything on it at all. Foundation is not good for the skin, as many advertisements proclaim. It prevent the skin from breathing freely and clogs the pores. Powders are basically colored dust that get into the pores and take a good deal of effort to get out.
If your skin has problems, be caution about using any makeup at all. Never use it as a cover-up, with the very rare exception of an important meeting, appearance, or impression you have to make.
The most important factors in good makeup application are having the right light, using the proper tools, and learning to blend properly. You want to keep looking at the whole impression as you apply makeup to the part of your face-your eyes, lips, cheeks. This is how others will see you, so pull back from the mirror between each application to be sure it is going well.
LIGHT
The "right" light most closely approximates the lights you will be in after you put on makeup. If it is going to be daylight, use daylight for your makeup application. If it indoors, use incandescent.
TOOLS
Mirror. Choose a good, freestanding mirror, and be sure not to use a magnifying mirror for anything other than tweezing eyebrows or applying mascara. Hair Clip or Band. To wear while working at the mirror. You want to keep hair well back away from your face.
Makeup sponges. Buy round rubber-like sponges, available in pharmacies or dime stores. Cut into pie-shaped pieces while they are still in the plastic wrapper. If you unwrap them first, the scissors will stick and make cutting difficult. Use and wash a few times and then throw out. Use the rough side of the sponge; the smooth side will just slip. A sponge is both hygienic and a good buffer for the pressure applied. You are less apt to push makeup into the skin than if you use just fingers.
Cotton Swabs are a must. For blending eye makeup, cleaning smudged areas, and makeup removal.
Shadow Brush. The best brushes are sable and should have a tapered bottom. It is difficult to use the kind that have an angle blunt cut where all bristles are the same length. Linear brush and/or colored pencils. Lipstick brush. Tweezers. To keep eyebrows shaped and to separate eyelashes after mascara application if the lashes get stuck to each other.
Eyebrow Brush. To smooth eyebrows into shape. Water and disinfectant. For cleaning and rising brushes after each use.
PRELIMINARIES
Before any makeup application, check to be sure your hands and nails are absolutely clean. Use a hand brush as part of your regular morning ritual and before you touch your face anytime during the day.
Never borrow or lending your cosmetic or makeup application. If you do, you risk infecting your skin.
FOUNDATION
Although we have said that makeup should be kept to the barest minimum and that the healthiest way to keep skin clean is to do without face makeup, many people still insist on wearing a foundation. If you must wear it, at least develop a healthy, sensible approach to the products and their application so that you will not do serious damage to your skin. Further, you must realize that removing all the foundation is crucial and that you will have to spend as much time as you need to remove all of it off your skin.
If you are going to use foundation, be sure it is absolutely right for your skin type. They are so many different bases that you must choose your product carefully, according to the degree of oiliness (or dryness) of your skin. Use a liquid product-oil based or containing a moisturizer for dry skins, and water-based or oil-free for oily skin. There is a difference between oil-free and water-based. If the skin is excessively oily and prone to break out, choose and oil-free; although a water base is very light, it still may contain oils. However, if your skin is breaking out, it is best to stop using foundation altogether. For all skin types, we suggest fragrance-free makeup.
Choosing the right color of foundation for your skin is the next important consideration. There is nothing worse in appearance than a visible different in the color of your face and your neck. You must be sure the makeup will look as natural as your skin, not like a mask. Most woman choose foundation colors by testing them on the back of their hands without realizing that the color of the hands is rarely the same as the color of the face. The best place to test color is the jawline. The color must be that of your own skin and you cannot settle for anything else. For those with many freckles, the choice of color is a bit more difficult. It is better in this case to go a bit darker since a pasty appearance can result if you match up the color with the light areas of your skin.
People often say they like a tan look, but the only way to achieve this (if at all) is with rough. Do not attempt it with a dark foundation; you "tan" will look painted and phony especially in daylight. If you want a tan look, apply rough to your cheeks, around the temples, in the center of your forehead, and a dab on your chin and nose. Blend in well.
To apply foundation, the cleanest way is to use a sponge. As we said, sponge will help keep makeup from being pushed into the pores. It should just rest in the top of your skin. It is not necessary to wet the sponge, but if you desire a very sheer look, dampening it will help. Dot a liquid makeup on your forehead, cheeks, and chin before blending. Always use outward movements.
It is good idea to carry a mirror and check the color of your foundation at least once in a daylight so you know if it really blend.
Choosing the right color of foundation for your skin is the next important consideration. There is nothing worse in appearance than a visible different in the color of your face and your neck. You must be sure the makeup will look as natural as your skin, not like a mask. Most woman choose foundation colors by testing them on the back of their hands without realizing that the color of the hands is rarely the same as the color of the face. The best place to test color is the jawline. The color must be that of your own skin and you cannot settle for anything else. For those with many freckles, the choice of color is a bit more difficult. It is better in this case to go a bit darker since a pasty appearance can result if you match up the color with the light areas of your skin.
People often say they like a tan look, but the only way to achieve this (if at all) is with rough. Do not attempt it with a dark foundation; you "tan" will look painted and phony especially in daylight. If you want a tan look, apply rough to your cheeks, around the temples, in the center of your forehead, and a dab on your chin and nose. Blend in well.
To apply foundation, the cleanest way is to use a sponge. As we said, sponge will help keep makeup from being pushed into the pores. It should just rest in the top of your skin. It is not necessary to wet the sponge, but if you desire a very sheer look, dampening it will help. Dot a liquid makeup on your forehead, cheeks, and chin before blending. Always use outward movements.
It is good idea to carry a mirror and check the color of your foundation at least once in a daylight so you know if it really blend.
How to apply foundation: Dot on liquid markup and blend it quickly
with a sponge. For a very sheer, natural look, dampen the sponge first.
with a sponge. For a very sheer, natural look, dampen the sponge first.
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