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27.5.11

Guide to Applying Makeup

Put on cosmetics in the right sequence for the best effect and minimal mistakes. 



Step 1: Eyes


Experts suggest applying eye makeup before any other cosmetics so colored speckles don’t fall onto concealer or foundation.  


Shadow goes first, then liner, then mascara.


Step 2: Concealer



For Dark Circles and Spots 
To counteract shadowy areas, use a finger to pat on a creamy cover-up that is a shade lighter than your skin.

For Blemishes 
Dab oil-free moisturizer onto spots first; this will prevent a cover-up from looking dry or cakey. Then apply a pore-clearing formula with salicylic acid.

Step 3: Foundation



If you need to minimize redness or discoloration, blend on a lightweight foundation sparingly with your fingers or a sponge.


Step 4: Powder
Choose one to give your cover-ups staying power (a sheer powder follows, for those who prefer that option).

Bronzing Powder 
For a sun-inspired glow, concentrate on the tops of the cheekbones and the tip of the nose. You can use a loose foundation in a deep shade

Sheer Powder 
For skin that gets shiny or to help set concealer, dust on a translucent formula. 



Step 5: Blush


Enliven a sallow or blah complexion with a color that is one shade brighter than you think you need, suggest experts. 



Step 6: Lip Color
This goes on nearly last so you don’t smudge it while working on the rest of your face.

Lipstick 

When you want the most finished, pulled-together look, pick a stick or a stain. Its rich pigments coat lips in a uniform color. (If you’re going bright or dark, apply with a brush for precision.) 

Lip Gloss 

For the sheerest effect, go for gloss. It’s see-through and light-reflecting, so it makes lips look full. Avoid highly frosted formulas, which can look dated. 

Step 7: Brows


 Finally, let the rest of your makeup dictate how much brow definition you need. If you’ve gone with a natural look, simply smooth hairs into place. When you’re wearing more color, apply a defining powder, then brush to blend.

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