i want ust cosmatics but i m doing but my husband say u can not apply like another women plz help me thanxHow can i apply make up including every single thing like lipstick and every thing?
Foudation: Add a little blob onto both your cheeks. forehead, chin and nose. Rub it in untill your face looks blended into it.
Powder: Just put powder onto a make up brush and spread across your face. This will stop your foundation from looking patchy, orange or shiney.
Eyeshadow: Just close your eyes and put eyeshadow onto a brush and brush it across - very easy!
Eyeliner: Hold down your eyelids and colour them in with a PENCIL eyeliner, if you do it with liquid it will go into your eyes and sting!
Mascara: Simple. Just brush the mascara brush through your bottam and top eyelashes. Make sure it doesnt go clumpy and use eyelash curlers if you want them to look longer!
Blush: Suck your cheeks in and brush where the cheeksform a narrow part in your face lol.
Lipstick: Better to apply with a lipgstick brush so the cracks on your lips don't show. Just open your mouth wide and make sure all your lip is coverd otherwise it will look like bad.
Good luck :)
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Answer my question if you have time pleasee xHow can i apply make up including every single thing like lipstick and every thing?
Go get some matte mouse foundation, anybrand of bronzer, the color of eyliner you like, and eyeshadow, mascara, and a lite lip color with a brick red tint lip liner, and lastly finnishing powder.
1) Use a light coat of the matte mouse foundation. It really covers up your blemishes without having to use concealer or anything.
2) Put on a thin line of eyeliner
3) Put on your eyeshadow
Blue Eyes. base the bottom of your eyelid in the blue tint of your eyes. Put a light brown in the center of your eyes. And put a fair beige color on the very top and then blend the colors in.
Green eyes. Do the same thing with the green except use a green base and not a blue.
Brown. Dark brown for the base and just blend in a beige color
Hazel. Blue, green, or brown shades will work for hazel eyes.
4) then apply just a little mascara. Don't make your lashes to thick but at the same time still make them noticeable.
5) then take a brush dab a little bronzer on it smile and brush once on each cheek to get that beautiful natural and not to fake look.
6) Take the powder and lightly brush it over you r face for the finnishing tough
7) put a thin line of brick red lip liner on your lips. The put a light color of your choice lipstick or gloos and blend it in.
Bam you have that natural look and still have your make up on
hey.
Putting on lipstick: Get the lipstick and apply it on your lips, only a bit though. Then get toilet paper and ';kiss'; it to make sure you have a bit on your lips.
Compact powder: Get a brush and dip it in the powder than just put it all over you face, make sure you do your neck to. always put cream on your face before you use compact powder.
Mascara: Easy. just rolle the stick up %26amp; down on your eyelids.
Good luck :D
When i apply my make up i start with the concealer and then the foundation, but i try not to use my fingers when apply as it can make my skin look greasy. Then maybe a little powder to take the shine off (but i use a brush not a puffy thing), then the eyebrow pencil but put it on in little strokes not lines, then the mascara and then some blusher, but i use a big brush for this because it looks less streaky than a little brush.
why dont you buy some make up magazines for some extra tips, hope this helps
1) Concealer- pat on blemishes + Under eye circle
2) Foundation- I would go with liquid to begin with. Get some sponges and blend it in
3) Eyeshadow- I would go light on this, go with some nude colours or the colours of your eyes to help bring them out. Just use the litttle sponge time applicator and put it on your eyelid. Use darker colours on your crease
4) Eyeliner- Use white eyeliner on ur waterline/inner rim and use dark/brown eyeliner on your outer rim on the outer half. Smudge.
5) Blush- if you want. I'd go with a stain but they're usually quite expensive. Otherwise, suck in your cheeks and brush on the blush on the cheekbones or use a dark shade in the hollows of your cheeks
6) Curl eyelashes- I'd do it three times on different parts of your lash to give it a good curl
7) Mascara- zigzag up the upper lashes and just carefully do it on the bottom lashes. use a business card behind it so you don't get it on your skin
Go watch the biggest thing in make up artistry, Lauren. She is an ordinary girl, made it big on you tube....wait till you see how she puts make up on
http://www.youtube.com/user/panacea81
Oh, and tell your husband he doesn't 'do something' (anything, from decorating the house to sex) like other men do...see how he feels.
Your Husband says you cant apply full makeup like other women? Maybe you should try to look like these girls: http://youtube.com/watch?v=8HJhxweFIzk Gorgeous! Lips http://youtube.com/watch?v=w25qcW5X_Mo but he should like your natural look too!
There are many tips and step by step guides on this google search page, hope they help.
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http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-appl鈥?/a>
Lots of love Alice xx
you need the thing to do everything including all the things.
Youtube has wonderful makeup tips:)
You don't make sense sorry.
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MASCARA:
i love bourjois maxi mascara extreame volumising length mascara, with this they never clump together. i have tried all the mascaras you can think of and this is the best by far.
when choosing a mascara, consider the types of mascara and select one appropriate for your lashes and the occasion. you have a choice of lengthening, thickening, long-wearing, conditioning and waterproof formulas, among others. for day, you might decide to add length, while a night on the town may require a long-wearing or thickening formula. for me, mac mascaras are the best as i like to add length to my lashes.
you didnt mention the natural colour of your lashes? if you have blond or red lashes, opt for brown mascara. darker-lashed women can consider brown for a casual look, and black or brown-black for more pronounced or dramatic lashes.
when applying mascara a great tip is to curl your lashes with an eyelash curler, it will make your lashes look heaps longer. remove the wand from the tube in one pull. pumping the mascara will push air into the tube, potentially drying out the formula and introducing bacteria into it.
begin with the underside of your upper lashes, moving the brush slowly upward toward the tips of your lashes. always hold the wand parallel to your eyelid. roll the brush slowly on the upward stroke to promote separation of the lashes.
allow the first coat of mascara to dry before applying the second coat in the same manner. use an eyelash comb to separate the wet lashes. also blot the lashes with tissue paper if necessary to remove excess mascara. use less mascara for the lower lashes. begin where the lashes meet the rim of the lower eyelid, and gently stroke downward. remove any stray mascara around the eye with a cotton swab dipped in a small amount of eye makeup remover.
FOUNDATION:
mineral make-up is great, i LOVE loreals true match minerals, i know its quite expensive but its really worth the money and that little pot lasts forever. it does reduce the ammount of spots you get as it doesnt clog the pores unlike most make-up. however, if you have dry skin it may not work for you. it can sometimes make dry skin look even dryer and a bit flakey. see if you can find sample pots (you can get these from alot of sites that ofer free samples) before you invest in a pot for yourself.
whatever mineral make-up you choose, allow your moisturizer to dry and absorb before applying your make-up, this may take a few minutes. always use a non-mineral, oil-based moisturizer that will not clog pores. if your moisturizer does not absorb into your skin, neither will your mineral makeup. use a setting powder as a base all over if you have oily skin...it will help absorb the oil naturally. mineral make-up should be applied in light layers. if you feel you need more coverage, keep applying light layers.
begin with clean hands and a clean face. then apply moisturizer appropriate to your skin type. let it set a few minutes, particularly if your skin is oily. camouflage under-eye circles and blemishes with concealer.
select a foundation that is appropriate to your skin type and the coverage you wish to achieve. the colour should match your skin, disappearing when blended well. shake the bottle well to mix the formula. or, simply open a stick or compact version. place a small amount of foundation on the back of one hand. dip your makeup sponge or your middle finger into it. apply to the center of your face: cheeks, forehead, chin. blend out to your hair and jawline until the foundation vanishes. pay special attention to blending around the nose, mouth and jawline. set the foundation with loose powder immediately following application.
or foundation can be spot-applied to the areas where you need to even out your skin tone. remember to set your face with loose powder after application.
if you can, i would definately reccomend getting professionally colour-matched at a department store. make sure to check the foundation in natural light though. select a formula that is right for your skin type. people with dry skin should avoid wet/dry and stick foundations. people with oily skin should look for formulations that are oil-free and will need to powder after applying foundation.
another way is to dot foundation onto your face and then blend using a latex sponge. these are quite cheap and can be bought practically anywhere. these sponges allow for a polished, natural look. if you are allergic to latex, try using a natural sea sponge.
remember, foundation does NOT have to be applied all over your face. just target the problem areas. if you blend properly and have a foundation that properly matches your skin tone, you will not look blotchy.
LIPS:
the body shop do some great lipgloss and theyre really cheap too, that means you can buy more lol. they smell good enough to eat.
prepare your lips with a generous slick of lip balm in advance. nobody likes cracked and frayed lips, and in cold winter weather its important to take more care than usual. make sure that the lip balm has sunk a little before you go on to the next step, otherwise your lip liner won鈥檛 work.
get a natural lip liner, and carefully draw around the very rim of your lips. if you get a wobbly line, don鈥檛 panic, just carefully remove it and start again. when you have a firm line fill in the rest of your lips with the same colour.
then you can apply your lipgloss. again, keep the colour natural. forget lipstick that鈥檚 too dark or too light. one thing you鈥檝e gotta remember though, gloss looks better but doesn鈥檛 have the staying power of lippy. make sure you keep it in your purse and re-apply during the day.
then, if you want plumper lips, use your lip plumper. all you鈥檝e got to do, is dot a white shimmery product like eye shadow or an eyebrow highlighter in the very center of your lips. start slowly, and blend very carefully. what you are looking to achieve is natural looking shading, with your lip colour being lighter where your mouth opens. this will create the illusion of beautiful full lips.
EYES:
smokey eyes:
holding the skin of your upper lid taut, apply eyeliner from the inside corner of the eye outward. draw strokes into the lash line. the middle of the line should be a bit thicker than the edges. use a cotton swab (or your finger, if you're lazy like me) to ';smudge'; the liner.
dab an eyeshadow brush into a deep-hued eyeshadow and apply over the eyeliner to set the line. (blow on the brush first to remove any excess shadow). layering liner with a shadow is the secret to a perfect smoky eye.
blend shadow well, then follow with eyeshadow. colour should diffuse from rich and dark near the lashes to almost sheer as it extends to the crease.
bold, dramatic eyes:
bold eyes are a dramatic choice for evening. try eyeliner shades other than deep black for a super cool look. you can use either a liquid liner or try the makeup artist's trick and use an angled eyeshadow brush dipped in a deep-hued eyeshadow. skip the pencil for this look.
holding the skin of your upper lid taut, apply the liquid liner from the middle of the eye to the outside corner of the eye. draw a second line from the inside corner of your eye, letting the two lines meet. the outer edge of the line should be thicker than the inside. if you have close-set eyes, avoid taking the line all the way to the inside corner.
POWDER:
mineral make-up is great, i LOVE loreals true match minerals, i know its quite expensive but its really worth the money and that little pot lasts forever. it does reduce the ammount of spots you get as it doesnt clog the pores unlike most make-up. however, if you have dry skin it may not work for you. it can sometimes make dry skin look even dryer and a bit flakey. see if you can find sample pots (you can get these from alot of sites that ofer free samples) before you invest in a pot for yourself.
whatever mineral make-up you choose, allow your moisturizer to dry and absorb before applying your make-up, this may take a few minutes. always use a non-mineral, oil-based moisturizer that will not clog pores. if your moisturizer does not absorb into your skin, neither will your mineral makeup. use a setting powder as a base all over if you have oily skin...it will help absorb the oil naturally. mineral make-up should be applied in light layers. if you feel you need more coverage, keep applying light layers.
hope this helps
x
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
How do you apply make-up?
I want to know how to apply make up because I'm tired of only using eyeliner, eyeshadow, and mascara I want to do things like using powder foundation and concealer. I never find the right shade for my skin tone Fair is to light and the next shade up is to dark! so help me with my dilemma please! How do you apply make-up?
I understand your dilemma! Get the lightest foundation you can find and apply it lightly so it looks natural. Add blush, eyeshadow, eyeliner, and mascara and you'll look stunning!How do you apply make-up?
there are 5 basic steps for a flawless make up.
1. clean you skin and apply moistening cream and make sure it dries completely.
2. apply a concealer that is the exact shade of your skin,( if you didn't know what to buy, try on a couple on you hand if it then its the color for you) blend it all over well. if you have any spots the concealer usually covers it but if you have red spots on your cheeks then try a light blue or green on the shade of your skin. you can use this for the under eye as well if there are dark patches.
3. Apply foundation cream, again the same shade of the concealer to avoid diffirence in appearance, then finish it up with loose powder again of the same shade of the foundation.
4. startapplyingng eye makeup by applying a light color over the eyelid and the blend in the darker shade of the color from the corner of the eye to up. after which apply the eye liner, if its in the morning apply a thin line on the top and bottom to give your eyes a bright and open look, if at night make the line darker and make the shadow a little darker. Apply mascara in the end after curlying them.
5. Finally apply blush to the apple of your cheeks and draw your lips with a pencil the same shade as your lip and apply the lipstick you prefer, at a night outing just add on a little colorless gloss on the middle of the lip to show volume and shine.
The key here, is to either change product range, as you will find a foundation to match your tone by doing this and/or blend two foundation colors together.
You may find that by applying the foundation using a brush, after 4 brush strokes, you find the color, does match. If it takes more than five brush strokes, it is for sure the wrong color.
Do not apply concealer until after you have applied foundation, 2. reasons. 1. A foundation will do a great job concealing and 2. you will as a result use less concealer and breathe more comfortably.
Also, try to use a primer before applying foundation, as this will also help your skin breathe.
When you come to the rest of your make up make sure you are using colors which work with your skin tone.
I have found the site below, has some great tips, with both text and video instruction
Find makeup that has lots of shades. Covergirl does but their makeup is a bit cheaply made so you might want to go for Revlon (also nice selection) Loreal true match or MAC of course. :) Revlon also has that new Custom Creations thing that works wonders for matching skin tones.
Figure out whether you are warm, neutral or cool toned. Cool is pinky toned, warm is yellowy, and neutral is pinky-yellow. If its too complicated on your own, go to a makeup consultant at the drugstore or at makeup kiosks in like Sears and ask them to colour match your foundation/concealer for you. I like Revlon Color Stay for foundation because its nice and matte and long lasting, also Loreal true match (as said above :)) and Covergirl Tru Blend Whipped Foundation. To apply, I recommend you use a foundation brush (you can buy them in a drugstore) and not a sponge. Sponges make foundation cakey and soak up half your product. Brushes achieve an even beautiful look.
For powder foundation, go for loose mineral powder with a brush. Powders that arent mineral have things like talc in them which arent great for your skin. Try Bare Escentuals Mineral Makeup, or for a cheaper option you can go with Loreal Bare Mineral Makeup, or Physicians Formula. If youre interested in natural makeup you can go with Organics (also made by Physicians Formula) Loose Powder (really nice on your skin) and for sale at like any drugstore or Walmart.
Anyways, hope that helped! Dont be afraid to try all sorts of different types of products (mousses, liquid and powder foundation) until you find the one that is right for you!
Here are some tips:
#1 try blending the two shades! Use a lighter coat if it's still to light and/or dark.
#2 put on concealer after the foundation. That works best!
#3 try going to a make-up professional (like one at Macy's) and they'll help you find the perfect shade.
#4 try doing a different brand of make-up. There are several different brands who have better (and more) shades to choose from. Just start at your nearest Rite Aid!
#5 try putting the foundation only where you really need it (like on your flaws). Sometimes doing it all over your face looks bad no matter what.
#6 if you look washed on, usually most shades do that. Try wearing blush to brighten up your tone!
This is my ';five minute face';:
1. Apply a liquid foundation all over my face.
2. Put on eyeliner and mascara
3. Apply lipstick.
4. Pat powder-makeup all over my face to ';set'; the makeup.
I use to have the same problem i didn't know how to use makeup at all but if you go on youtube and go to
http://www.youtube.com/user/fafinettex3
you will learn alot.Trust me she teaches you the basics and everything.
covergirl website gives you instructions.
check youtube.
I understand your dilemma! Get the lightest foundation you can find and apply it lightly so it looks natural. Add blush, eyeshadow, eyeliner, and mascara and you'll look stunning!How do you apply make-up?
there are 5 basic steps for a flawless make up.
1. clean you skin and apply moistening cream and make sure it dries completely.
2. apply a concealer that is the exact shade of your skin,( if you didn't know what to buy, try on a couple on you hand if it then its the color for you) blend it all over well. if you have any spots the concealer usually covers it but if you have red spots on your cheeks then try a light blue or green on the shade of your skin. you can use this for the under eye as well if there are dark patches.
3. Apply foundation cream, again the same shade of the concealer to avoid diffirence in appearance, then finish it up with loose powder again of the same shade of the foundation.
4. startapplyingng eye makeup by applying a light color over the eyelid and the blend in the darker shade of the color from the corner of the eye to up. after which apply the eye liner, if its in the morning apply a thin line on the top and bottom to give your eyes a bright and open look, if at night make the line darker and make the shadow a little darker. Apply mascara in the end after curlying them.
5. Finally apply blush to the apple of your cheeks and draw your lips with a pencil the same shade as your lip and apply the lipstick you prefer, at a night outing just add on a little colorless gloss on the middle of the lip to show volume and shine.
The key here, is to either change product range, as you will find a foundation to match your tone by doing this and/or blend two foundation colors together.
You may find that by applying the foundation using a brush, after 4 brush strokes, you find the color, does match. If it takes more than five brush strokes, it is for sure the wrong color.
Do not apply concealer until after you have applied foundation, 2. reasons. 1. A foundation will do a great job concealing and 2. you will as a result use less concealer and breathe more comfortably.
Also, try to use a primer before applying foundation, as this will also help your skin breathe.
When you come to the rest of your make up make sure you are using colors which work with your skin tone.
I have found the site below, has some great tips, with both text and video instruction
Find makeup that has lots of shades. Covergirl does but their makeup is a bit cheaply made so you might want to go for Revlon (also nice selection) Loreal true match or MAC of course. :) Revlon also has that new Custom Creations thing that works wonders for matching skin tones.
Figure out whether you are warm, neutral or cool toned. Cool is pinky toned, warm is yellowy, and neutral is pinky-yellow. If its too complicated on your own, go to a makeup consultant at the drugstore or at makeup kiosks in like Sears and ask them to colour match your foundation/concealer for you. I like Revlon Color Stay for foundation because its nice and matte and long lasting, also Loreal true match (as said above :)) and Covergirl Tru Blend Whipped Foundation. To apply, I recommend you use a foundation brush (you can buy them in a drugstore) and not a sponge. Sponges make foundation cakey and soak up half your product. Brushes achieve an even beautiful look.
For powder foundation, go for loose mineral powder with a brush. Powders that arent mineral have things like talc in them which arent great for your skin. Try Bare Escentuals Mineral Makeup, or for a cheaper option you can go with Loreal Bare Mineral Makeup, or Physicians Formula. If youre interested in natural makeup you can go with Organics (also made by Physicians Formula) Loose Powder (really nice on your skin) and for sale at like any drugstore or Walmart.
Anyways, hope that helped! Dont be afraid to try all sorts of different types of products (mousses, liquid and powder foundation) until you find the one that is right for you!
Here are some tips:
#1 try blending the two shades! Use a lighter coat if it's still to light and/or dark.
#2 put on concealer after the foundation. That works best!
#3 try going to a make-up professional (like one at Macy's) and they'll help you find the perfect shade.
#4 try doing a different brand of make-up. There are several different brands who have better (and more) shades to choose from. Just start at your nearest Rite Aid!
#5 try putting the foundation only where you really need it (like on your flaws). Sometimes doing it all over your face looks bad no matter what.
#6 if you look washed on, usually most shades do that. Try wearing blush to brighten up your tone!
This is my ';five minute face';:
1. Apply a liquid foundation all over my face.
2. Put on eyeliner and mascara
3. Apply lipstick.
4. Pat powder-makeup all over my face to ';set'; the makeup.
I use to have the same problem i didn't know how to use makeup at all but if you go on youtube and go to
http://www.youtube.com/user/fafinettex3
you will learn alot.Trust me she teaches you the basics and everything.
covergirl website gives you instructions.
check youtube.
How can I correctly apply my make-up without looking like a clown?
I use Bare Minerals. First I put on the Fairly Light Foundation. Then I use the Light Foundation as a concealer. After that I use Warmth and then I put on my mineral veil.
But sometimes it seems to cake up around my nose and forehead and I look like a clown. I can't stop wearing it because I like to cover up my acne.
Do you have any tips on how to fix this problem and possibly help me apply my makeup better?How can I correctly apply my make-up without looking like a clown?
put on your skin color foundation and apply a light natural eye shadow.
Sheer lip gloss. You will look really natural. trust me.How can I correctly apply my make-up without looking like a clown?
ah there is this perfect book for you called MAKE-UP BOOK! and it has everything you need to know about make-up. all you do is download it and then bam you got it. costs little and has EVERYTHING IN IT.
i think you shud check it out. i just got done reading it.
go here ---%26gt; www.jessierose.webs.com
maybe get a cream concealer and when you put on your powder make sure you tap the excess off so that it doesn't all go on in one spot and look caked on. just make sure you blend well. i'm sure youtube has a video to help that
I sometimes just end up beginning cheap and using several types. Do what fits your situation and Im sure your gut will be right. I like http://BrandsMakeup.com
befor u put on your bareminarals i would put like a light liqued foundation on then apply the bareminarels..
i personaly use bareminarels also n thats what i do..
always remember less is more!
But sometimes it seems to cake up around my nose and forehead and I look like a clown. I can't stop wearing it because I like to cover up my acne.
Do you have any tips on how to fix this problem and possibly help me apply my makeup better?How can I correctly apply my make-up without looking like a clown?
put on your skin color foundation and apply a light natural eye shadow.
Sheer lip gloss. You will look really natural. trust me.How can I correctly apply my make-up without looking like a clown?
ah there is this perfect book for you called MAKE-UP BOOK! and it has everything you need to know about make-up. all you do is download it and then bam you got it. costs little and has EVERYTHING IN IT.
i think you shud check it out. i just got done reading it.
go here ---%26gt; www.jessierose.webs.com
maybe get a cream concealer and when you put on your powder make sure you tap the excess off so that it doesn't all go on in one spot and look caked on. just make sure you blend well. i'm sure youtube has a video to help that
I sometimes just end up beginning cheap and using several types. Do what fits your situation and Im sure your gut will be right. I like http://BrandsMakeup.com
befor u put on your bareminarals i would put like a light liqued foundation on then apply the bareminarels..
i personaly use bareminarels also n thats what i do..
always remember less is more!
Survey: Ladies..when applying your make-up?
Do you use the aplicators that come with or do you use a set of brushes?Survey: Ladies..when applying your make-up?
i have a set of brushes!Survey: Ladies..when applying your make-up?
I use the applicators that come with the product. Except for the one that comes in the powder compacts. I'll use the one that came with it but I'll change it often.
Brushes and my fingers.I use the Bare Escentuals stuff, so I have those brushes.Wonderful stuff and sooo worth the money!!
I use my hands or those little brushes you can get.
Depends on the makeup. Sometimes I will use what came with it, but other times I will use either my hands or special brushes that i bought from sephora
Usually whatever comes with the make up.
i use a set of brushes, most of my eyeshadow and blush and bronzer didnt come with brushes so i had to buy some.
Depends....usually whatever comes with it.
My own set of brushes. You?
my wife uses another bodily utensil.
I don't mind a bit!!
I dont wear makeup
My wife uses my beard. I never get any respect.
I use my finger.this works
i have a set of brushes!Survey: Ladies..when applying your make-up?
I use the applicators that come with the product. Except for the one that comes in the powder compacts. I'll use the one that came with it but I'll change it often.
Brushes and my fingers.I use the Bare Escentuals stuff, so I have those brushes.Wonderful stuff and sooo worth the money!!
I use my hands or those little brushes you can get.
Depends on the makeup. Sometimes I will use what came with it, but other times I will use either my hands or special brushes that i bought from sephora
Usually whatever comes with the make up.
i use a set of brushes, most of my eyeshadow and blush and bronzer didnt come with brushes so i had to buy some.
Depends....usually whatever comes with it.
My own set of brushes. You?
my wife uses another bodily utensil.
I don't mind a bit!!
I dont wear makeup
My wife uses my beard. I never get any respect.
I use my finger.
How do you apply Joker make-up with that cracked look from the new film?
I bought some halloween costume make-up to go as the Joker, but I don't know how to get that cracked, peeling look heath ledger had in the Dark Knight. Any advice?How do you apply Joker make-up with that cracked look from the new film?
what you can try to do is apply the white make up and black around your eyes before you go to sleep.. With the sweating and tossing and turning, I bet you'll get that really grungy, messed up look. Then apply the scars and red dye to your lips.
what you can try to do is apply the white make up and black around your eyes before you go to sleep.. With the sweating and tossing and turning, I bet you'll get that really grungy, messed up look. Then apply the scars and red dye to your lips.
How do I apply my make-up if I'm wearing a navy blue dress and have a light-medium skin tone?
It is for my 8th grade promotion ceremony. Could you give me both a day and night look?How do I apply my make-up if I'm wearing a navy blue dress and have a light-medium skin tone?
I'm in 8th too...
For the day:
Wear your hair up in any style as long as its not a pony tail. [Go to any salon and they will do it for you or explain to you how to do it yourself]...
First: dust your face all over with bareminerals warmth bronzer but make sure not to put a lot on and use a big brush.
http://www.bizrate.co.uk/cosmetics/oid490365070.html
Next: try wearing black eyeliner..this kind is great in black: http://www.bourjoisusa.com/eyes/liner/12
and you can usually buy it at any walgreens or make-up store in your area. Line the inside of the bottom of your eye until you get the desired thickness. Then use some mascara http://www.maybelline.com/Product/Eye/Mascara/volum-express-turbo-boost-washable-mascara.htm works great...go over your lashes a few times and whike they are wet try using an eyelash crimper to make them more defined or just use your fingers a little. Then use some lipgloss..any brand in a shimmery pink will do great. For day..don't go over board.
At night..
Do all the same things on your face, and add different shades of blue for your eyeshadow. Any brand will do it but buy a turquoise, a navy, and something in between. Then apply the medium one on your eyelids, the dark one in the crease, and the lightest one buy your eyebrow. This should work great..and make sure to wear your hair down.
Hope this helps.How do I apply my make-up if I'm wearing a navy blue dress and have a light-medium skin tone?
Day: foundation and use a light pink blush with nude lip color..for your eyes use a nude tone and brown/black volumizing mascara www.physiciansformula.com is my favorite line
Night: use foundation as needed..go light pink blush again..and a nude lip color...eyes this time use a nude tone with a bit of glitter. apply navy liner pencil (NYC) to your top lash line only..but make sure its dark and to both ends..then use the mascara again (two coats) and curl your lashes..:)
night i would suggest a beige shimmer /matte cheek highlighter for the cheek bones, which you can find at any drugstore makeup company, this along with a nude lip colour, and the navy colour eyeshadow not too much though and then with the usual mascara, eyeliner
day: i suggest something just as subtle maybe using a gloss on the lips and no shimmer for the cheek bones, i would suggest a light powder, a natural colour rosy pink perhaps or a tan colour might work better, if you hose tan light eye make up with the a tan colour, or a powder blue,
i hope that helps
I'm in 8th too...
For the day:
Wear your hair up in any style as long as its not a pony tail. [Go to any salon and they will do it for you or explain to you how to do it yourself]...
First: dust your face all over with bareminerals warmth bronzer but make sure not to put a lot on and use a big brush.
http://www.bizrate.co.uk/cosmetics/oid490365070.html
Next: try wearing black eyeliner..this kind is great in black: http://www.bourjoisusa.com/eyes/liner/12
and you can usually buy it at any walgreens or make-up store in your area. Line the inside of the bottom of your eye until you get the desired thickness. Then use some mascara http://www.maybelline.com/Product/Eye/Mascara/volum-express-turbo-boost-washable-mascara.htm works great...go over your lashes a few times and whike they are wet try using an eyelash crimper to make them more defined or just use your fingers a little. Then use some lipgloss..any brand in a shimmery pink will do great. For day..don't go over board.
At night..
Do all the same things on your face, and add different shades of blue for your eyeshadow. Any brand will do it but buy a turquoise, a navy, and something in between. Then apply the medium one on your eyelids, the dark one in the crease, and the lightest one buy your eyebrow. This should work great..and make sure to wear your hair down.
Hope this helps.How do I apply my make-up if I'm wearing a navy blue dress and have a light-medium skin tone?
Day: foundation and use a light pink blush with nude lip color..for your eyes use a nude tone and brown/black volumizing mascara www.physiciansformula.com is my favorite line
Night: use foundation as needed..go light pink blush again..and a nude lip color...eyes this time use a nude tone with a bit of glitter. apply navy liner pencil (NYC) to your top lash line only..but make sure its dark and to both ends..then use the mascara again (two coats) and curl your lashes..:)
night i would suggest a beige shimmer /matte cheek highlighter for the cheek bones, which you can find at any drugstore makeup company, this along with a nude lip colour, and the navy colour eyeshadow not too much though and then with the usual mascara, eyeliner
day: i suggest something just as subtle maybe using a gloss on the lips and no shimmer for the cheek bones, i would suggest a light powder, a natural colour rosy pink perhaps or a tan colour might work better, if you hose tan light eye make up with the a tan colour, or a powder blue,
i hope that helps
Where can i get directions to apply make up to make a guy look like a hot woman?
This guy is truly talented and beautiful as a male and female!
http://www.youtube.com/user/vladimir0703Where can i get directions to apply make up to make a guy look like a hot woman?
I just wanted to give props to Ariana's answer!Where can i get directions to apply make up to make a guy look like a hot woman?
make sure you shave the beard okay.
xD
http://www.youtube.com/user/vladimir0703Where can i get directions to apply make up to make a guy look like a hot woman?
I just wanted to give props to Ariana's answer!Where can i get directions to apply make up to make a guy look like a hot woman?
make sure you shave the beard okay.
xD
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