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LET'S START WITH TERMS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
Foundation- is a liquid or powder makeup applied to the face to create an even, uniform color to the complexion, cover flaws and, sometimes, to change the natural skin tone. Some foundations also function as a moisturizer, sunscreen, astringent or base layer for more complex cosmetics.
SKIN TONER- Well, it's different from your actual skin tone. Skin tone is the color you see in the mirror—light, medium, dark, or somewhere in between—and people usually know where they fall on that spectrum. Your undertone is the underlying color that your skin tone casts, says makeup artist Tanya Deemer, Temptu global educator
CHOOSING A BLUSH: When picking out a blush, there are some questions you need to ask yourself first. Is your skin oily or dry? Bumpy or smooth? What season is it? All these factors come into play when finding your perfect glow-giver, according to Laramie, makeup artist and founder of Book Your Look.
Each type of blush has individual qualities that make it great (or not-so-great) for certain complexions and needs. But even if you've found your perfect shade and figured out how to apply it to according to your face shape, you still need to find the right format.
Note: Whichever type of blush you use, Laramie recommends layering similar products, i.e. don't apply a cream blush over translucent powder, or use powder blush over liquid foundation. Otherwise, you could end up with a less natural-looking finish. Read on to find out your best blush formula — and how to use each one.
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Not only is it easy to blend, but it comes in a ton of colors, works well on people with larger pores, and is available at both low- and high-end price points. That said, it's not super long-lasting, so you'll need to reapply every few hours to maintain your glow. And while it works well on just about everyone, you should be careful using it if you bumpier skin (cream blush is better, see next slide!).
Best for: All skin types, especially smoother complexions.
How to apply it: Another benefit of this pick is that it's also the easiest to apply, provided you're using the right applicator. "If you're going to spend money on any tools, spend it on a blush brush!" "It should be dense, natural or vegan hair, soft, and easily able to diffuse the color." Just add a little color to your brush, then sweep onto your cheeks according to your face shape.
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Dewy finish and high-staying power? This balance makes cream blush an excellent option for nearly anyone. Plus, it's easy to use, comes in tons of colors, and gives the face a fresh, youthful look. Talk about a triple threat.
Best for: All skin types except oily.
How to apply it: Laramie recommends lightly swirling a small skunk brush into your blush, then stippling some of the product off into a tissue to avoid excessive application. Next, apply it with very light, short strokes, then use a damp makeup sponge to blend it.
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"Gel blushes are great for summer," they're a quick way to bring a healthy glow to your face. The downsides: Gel blush doesn't last super long and typically doesn't show up well on deeper skin tones.Best for: Light to medium skin tones.
How to apply it: Gently put gel on the apples of your cheeks and blend with your finger tips. Just make sure not to apply too much — it's easy to go overboard with this pick.
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Want a dewy, long-lasting look that works wonders for your face in any season? We recommends stain blushes, as they stay on all day and give you a natural, healthy radiance.
Best for: All skin types, people who tend to sweat.
How to apply it: Lightly tap the product onto the apples of your cheeks, then blend it with a damp makeup sponge. Be warned: Apply a little at a time — once it sets into your skin, it's hard to blend out. They don't call it a stain for nothing!
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EYE SHADOW 101.
1. Figure out which eye shape you have, so you can learn more about different shading techniques that work best for you.Jenny Chang / BuzzFeed
2. Learn the lingo so you know which part of your eye is what.Wycee from Nerd3. Learn what all of your brushes are meant to do.makeup.com
3. Learn what all of your brushes are meant to do.
4. Choose the eyeshadow formula that works best for what you want.bobbibrowncosmetics.com
nyxcosmetics.com maybelline.com
5. Don't skimp on primer. maskcara.com
6. If you're looking to make colors seriously ~stand out~, apply white liner before you apply eyeshadow.thebeautydepartment.com
7. Figure out which shades of your basic eyeshadow palette are meant for each part of your eye.oliveandivyblog.com
The lightest color usually works well as a brow bone highlighter.
The second lightest color usually looks good on your lid.
The second darkest color usually works best in your crease.
The darkest color usually works best in your outer corner.
Full tutorial here.
8. Duos, trios, quads and quintets all have shadows meant for specific purposes.makeup-box.co
9. Use small patting and dabbing motions to apply your all-over shadow color.youtube.com
10. Practice blending using gentle motions with your blending brush.youtube.com
11. After applying color to your crease, use windshield wiper motions to soften any harsh lines.youtube.com
12. Don't be afraid to make a very defined shape first, then blend it so the edges fade away./u/Sssamanthaa / reddit.com/u/Sssamanthaa / reddit.com
Make sure you use those gentle blending motions mentioned above, so the shape you drew stays somewhat defined. See the whole tutorial here.
13. Or, use an eyeshadow pencil to draw a defined shape first, then gradually blend that out.maryammaquillage.com You can use a slightly lighter color and skip the gold glitter shadow for an everyday take on this look. Read the rest of the tutorial here.
14. If you have hooded eyes, practice applying makeup with your eyes open instead of closed so your crease colors are actually visible.
15. The easiest way to both find your crease and control the color? When applying, tilt your head up and look down into the mirror.
16. If you have trouble drawing a neat "outer v", try starting with a hashtag shape.
17. Makeup fallout is inevitable (especially with darker shadows), but there are definitely ways to fix it.
18. Or, pick up a shield to hold under your eye as you apply.
19. Keep all your hard work in place with a spritz of setting spray.l
1. Figure out which eye shape you have, so you can learn more about different shading techniques that work best for you.Jenny Chang / BuzzFeed
2. Learn the lingo so you know which part of your eye is what.Wycee from Nerd3. Learn what all of your brushes are meant to do.makeup.com
3. Learn what all of your brushes are meant to do.
4. Choose the eyeshadow formula that works best for what you want.bobbibrowncosmetics.com
nyxcosmetics.com maybelline.com
5. Don't skimp on primer. maskcara.com
6. If you're looking to make colors seriously ~stand out~, apply white liner before you apply eyeshadow.thebeautydepartment.com
7. Figure out which shades of your basic eyeshadow palette are meant for each part of your eye.oliveandivyblog.com
The lightest color usually works well as a brow bone highlighter.
The second lightest color usually looks good on your lid.
The second darkest color usually works best in your crease.
The darkest color usually works best in your outer corner.
Full tutorial here.
8. Duos, trios, quads and quintets all have shadows meant for specific purposes.makeup-box.co
9. Use small patting and dabbing motions to apply your all-over shadow color.youtube.com
10. Practice blending using gentle motions with your blending brush.youtube.com
11. After applying color to your crease, use windshield wiper motions to soften any harsh lines.youtube.com
12. Don't be afraid to make a very defined shape first, then blend it so the edges fade away./u/Sssamanthaa / reddit.com/u/Sssamanthaa / reddit.com
Make sure you use those gentle blending motions mentioned above, so the shape you drew stays somewhat defined. See the whole tutorial here.
13. Or, use an eyeshadow pencil to draw a defined shape first, then gradually blend that out.maryammaquillage.com You can use a slightly lighter color and skip the gold glitter shadow for an everyday take on this look. Read the rest of the tutorial here.
14. If you have hooded eyes, practice applying makeup with your eyes open instead of closed so your crease colors are actually visible.
15. The easiest way to both find your crease and control the color? When applying, tilt your head up and look down into the mirror.
16. If you have trouble drawing a neat "outer v", try starting with a hashtag shape.
17. Makeup fallout is inevitable (especially with darker shadows), but there are definitely ways to fix it.
18. Or, pick up a shield to hold under your eye as you apply.
19. Keep all your hard work in place with a spritz of setting spray.l
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