Shades of eyes in three tones!
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And we continue with the wonderful tips for a perfect makeup … All the times there has not happened to us that we believe that we have applied our makeup to the perfection, and simply on having opened the mirror of the car we notice that our makeup is a disaster.
So it is indispensable to possess good lighting to make up correctly. But as knowing that type of makeup is the one that you will have to use? Very simple … using a light similar to the one that you will be exposed when you go out.
If the makeup is by day it is better to realize it with natural light, near some window. But if the makeup is by night do not forget to think if in the place that you are going to be, this one illuminated with cold or hot lights.
Be which is the situation do not forget that the light where you go away to making up has to illuminate both the complete face and the neck.
Nowadays mirrors exist on the market with different types of built-in light that the different scenes, very good option simulate for a perfect makeup.
Like most cosmetic products, mineral makeup has its fans and its critics. Those who love it rave about the light, natural, long-lasting glow that simply can't be duplicated by other types of makeup. Others, however, complain it's drying, irritating, and accentuates wrinkles and adds years to your appearance. Some say the colors have an ashy undertone that is a particular problem for ethnic skin types.
But looks aside, many consumers also say they are initially drawn to try mineral makeup because of skin health claims – more specifically, that it's pure formulations are safer and better for sensitive, even acne- or rosacea-prone skin.
But is it?
"Quite frankly, I think mineral makeup is just a genius marketing plan -- a new way of selling women the same ingredients that technically have been in makeup for years," says dermatologic and pharmaceutical chemist Ben Kaminsky, author of the new book Beyond Botox: 7 Secrets for Sexy, Ageless Skin.
The key to getting this look right is to first decide if you want it to highlight the apples of your cheeks or to make your cheekbones standout. If you want your cheekbones to standout, start the blush just under the apples of your cheekbones and sweep it up to your temples. Once that's done, apply a touch of color to the apples of your cheeks for just a hint of color.
If you want the apples to appear more prominent, don't sweep it up to the temples. It's that simple to look great!