Reasons Why You Need These Makeup Hacks In Your Life

When I first started doing makeup, I thought it was an art. By that, I mean that it was a science. There were formulas that worked for me and procedures that didn’t.

For me personally, my skin type is quite dry—no matter what brand of makeup I buy (from the drugstore), there is a vast difference between Estee Lauder Double Wear Liquid Foundation and Maybelline Fit Me Matte & Poreless ABC Blush Brush Set. Even though these two products claim to be matte foundations, they both have titanium dioxide pigments—they leave my skin looking shiny and white after application! Why?

When it comes to lipsticks, too, there are many brands out there claiming they can give you the perfect shade of lipstick or whatever other product features you desire (i.e., formula), only some of which work or even do anything at all! Many advertise themselves as “natural” yet contain parabens or other preservatives, potentially leading to allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. For example: When NARS Cosmetics launched its Delicate Pink line, many people thought this was natural.

 

3 Easy Tips For Flawless Foundation Application

Every woman loves to know how to make her own makeup. It is a great secret that many women have kept in their closets. However, many makeup products and tools are not the best for specific skin types. For example, using a beauty blender can be dangerous for dry or sensitive skin.

The texture of the foundation will vary depending on the brand and type of makeup. Likewise, you need to choose the right brush for your face because it will determine how your foundation looks on your face.

For this reason, here are three simple tips for flawless foundation application.

Apply foundation with a beauty blender or other brush that has soft bristles.
Blot excess oil with a paper towel or tissue before applying your makeup.
If you have extra oil on your face, use a beauty sponge or cotton pad to wipe it off before applying your foundation.

The Best Way To Get Rid Of Dark Under-Eye Circles

The skin is an organ of self-repair. Why would we want to cover up a major organ like our face? The answer is pretty simple – we need it. Over the years, I’ve been through the cycle of getting into a bad relationship, leaving it, and starting over. Every time I was in a bad relationship, I would spend tons of time thinking about where I was going wrong and what I should do differently. After five years of this cycle, I finally came to the conclusion that the reason my relationships had gone sour was that I was doing something wrong. This led me to look at an issue that had been bugging me for a long time: my dark under-eye circles.

I noticed these circles on my eyes every day and wondered if there was anything that could be done about them. As it turned out, there were two almost identical solutions: concealer and gel eye shadow (both easy to find at any drugstore). But with dark circles being one of those things that more often than not come from our own personal habits, choosing which one to use wasn’t as straightforward as choosing a lipstick shade or eyeliner colour — especially since it seems like everyone has different opinions on what works best for them.

No matter how hard you try, your dark circles will never go away completely; even if you wear makeup every day or put on foundation every morning, you will always have residual signs of your under-eye circles (see below). Since they are still a sign of ageing (even though they usually don’t show up until adults start showing signs of ageing), you can do whatever you can to prevent them from getting worse — at least in your case — by avoiding makeup products that contain irritants such as chemical fillers or damaging ingredients such as parabens or phthalates (which are also commonly found in many cosmetics).

 

Why Makeup Hacks Are Life-Changing

The makeup industry is vast, and there is no single correct answer or standard for what makeup should look like. Why? Because many people love their make-up, it’s fun, and it feels like a luxury. In reality, it’s not. The vast majority of us put on our faces for one reason: to look nice! Here are just a few reasons why you need to invest in your own makeup:

It makes you feel special
It hides imperfections (like pimples and redness)
It adds structure to your face with the right amount of shine (like shine through mascara)

It gives you confidence with a certain level of glow – women tend to be concerned about their skin being too pale or too dark, but when wearing makeup, you can do whatever you want with the colour to give yourself that glow.

 

FEMEST RECOMMENDS

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here