Applying Too Much Cosmetics—A Little Is More

 Applying Too Much Cosmetics—A Little Is More.

When is enough makeup enough? The point of using makeup is to accentuate, not hide, your inherent attractiveness. No matter how bad your imperfections are, there is always a way to use makeup to cover them up without seeming cakey.



In order to avoid seeming caked, here are some pointers:



After a good face wash, put on a sheer layer of foundation in a shade that complements your complexion. So you can look great all year round, it could be a good idea to acquire a foundation in a winter shade and a summer shade. Blending the foundation with a moist makeup sponge will help you save product while achieving a more natural finish.



Always remember to mix what you put on your face with a tiny bit that you apply on your neck. Maintain a consistent color scheme for your neck and face.



If you would rather not wear foundation, a tinted moisturizer is a good alternative; just be sure it contains sunscreen. On the other hand, you can shield yourself from the sun's harmful rays by applying sunscreen before you begin applying the foundation. Get one that will not leave behind any oil.



Conceal dark bags beneath the eyes, imperfections, and other places that you would rather not draw attention to with a little concealer. Apply the concealer and mix it in thoroughly. To mix it in thoroughly, use a cosmetic sponge or your finger.



A touch of bronzer or blush applied with a brush can give your face that just-stepped-out-of-the-beach effect. Apply a small amount of powder blush or bronzer using your makeup brush. Brush some powder onto your cheeks, cheek bones, and forehead after blowing off a small amount of powder. Smile broadly and apply the powder. Pay close attention to your chin and nose as well.



Brush the bronzer powder over your forehead if you are using it. Reminder: if you think you have applied too much blush or bronzer, simply use a cotton swab or a piece of toilet paper to remove it.



After that, you should draw on some eyeliner. The difference between a well executed look and an overdone one can be made or broken here. Pick a shade that is close to, or somewhat darker than, your preferred eye color.



Blend it up onto your upper eyelid using the blending tip after applying it to your top lids only. This manner, it will mix in with your eye color effortlessly, making it look much more natural.



After applying mascara to your eyelashes, use an eyebrow or eyelash brush to quickly brush out any clumps. Apply eyelash curler before mascara for naturally curlier lashes.



Lip gloss that complements your other cosmetics is the finishing touch. Choose one that is either slightly darker than your lip color or the exact hue.



Look at you, lovely...you are not rocking a heavy makeup look today.

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