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Why to Use a Fabulous Blush On

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Are you the type of person who has been unblessed to have a skin tone that looks pale or perhaps lifeless? Put an end to having a look that! You don’t have to be unattractive because there are real solutions that can help you improve your complexion without spending too much.

Are you the type of person who has been unblessed to have a skin tone that looks pale or perhaps lifeless? Put an end to having a look that! You don’t have to be unattractive because there are real solutions that can help you improve your complexion without spending too much. Put a little color on your skin by making use of some sort of cheek blusher directly on the apples of your face. Just make sure to apply the blush after the base which is normally a foundation (liquid, cake or powder). Following the makeup foundation application, start using a few dab of blush-on to the apples of your face so as to add color as well as contour.
Listed below are some benefits associated with using blush-on as well as the reason why you might want to always be making time for it.

• Blush-on application is amazingly effortless. You actually don’t really need to be an experienced person only just to be able to make use of a simple yet effective blusher on your own face. Most people just simply need to decide on the type of blusher that you would like to put directly on your own face. Pat the actual brush on the blusher and spread the contents around the apples of your face. Take a moment to blend it well with the contours of your cheeks, the foundation that you have used, as well as the other makeup that you have used like your eye shadow, face powder and lipstick. These are just basic, but in actual, you’ll have to deal with a lot. But just for an everyday look, make sure that the ones mentioned are blended well together in order to create a nice harmony of colors on your face, and make it look as natural as it can be.
• A great deal of shades and tones are available in the market today. The usual shades of blush-on are pink, orange and bronze. It is most beneficial that you understand your skin tone in order to choose the best color or shade of blusher to wear. Don’t wear blusher that is too bright. Just choose the color that is natural looking. You will definitely find the right shade for you with a wide range of shades to choose from.

• It adds color to your face. You will not be looking like dead anymore with your pale skin. You just have to apply the blusher evenly on your face to create a natural blush on your face. It will give your color to your face. Applying foundation and lipstick is no enough to look good. The middle portion of your face looks pale without the blusher on.

Here are some benefits of blush-on. Remember that it is always a part of the beauty regimen that women have. If you want to look glowing, blush-on is simply what you need.

Why to Use a Fabulous Blush On

Why to Use a Fabulous Blush On

Match Nail Color To Your Skin Tone

Many things can influence your choice of nail color: the seasons, trends and your mood. Some say that lipstick shades that look great on your lips will also be the right color for your fingernails. That method, however, doesn’t work for colors like neon greens, yellows and blues!

More often nail color is matched to clothing. Actually the colors you wear and look good in have a lot to do with skin tone, so it makes sense that another way to tell which nail colors are right for you is by discovering what colors complement your complexion.

You might find that one shade of blue looks great on you, yet another is terrible. Or you’ll notice that a vibrant pink looks great on someone who appears to have the same complexion as you, but on you the same color looks drab. The type of pink you can wear depends on your skin tone. It can also be determined by whether the polish itself has a yellow or blue base.

Ethnic skin is typically lumped into warm or neutral-based categories, but depending upon racial background, some ethnic women have cool undertones as well.

So how do you know what undertones your skin has? Stand in natural light, either outside or by a window and look at your arm. Skin with pink, blue or red undertones is considered cool. Skin with golden, beige, or olive is considered warm. If you still can’t tell, look at your wrist. If your veins look blue, you have a cool undertone. If your veins look green, you have a warm undertone. If you still can’t determine your undertone, you might be neutral and you’re lucky because you can wear most colors.

Pale Complexions
Pale skin tones are considered a cool skin type. Lighter shades with pink or blue undertones are best. Pastel colors look great. Choose pinks or reds to brighten the complexion. Choose blue-based reds. If you’re pale with a warm tone, you can even try coral reds. If you’re very light, you want to avoid extremely dark or overpowering shades because these will make you look too pale. If you do wear a dark color like black, you’ll probably want to trim your nails to a shorter length.

Polish tip: Choose a polish with a blue base.
Shades that flatter: Pale: pastel pinks, blues and greens, pale peach, beige.
Shades to avoid: Dark polishes like dark blue or black (unless you happen to like the Goth or vamp look), yellow, green, gold and orange.

Fair Complexions
Fair, with a warm tone, you tend to have more of a variety of shades to choose from. Cool and warm tones can wear red, but cool undertones look better in blue-based reds. Warm (golden or peachy) tones look better in red polish with yellow/orange undertones.

Polish tip: Choose a polish with a blue base or yellow base, based on undertones.
Shades that flatter: Beige, white and silver. (French manicures look great), light and medium toned purples, soft oranges, darker pinks, reds and berry shades.
Shades to avoid: Very dark blue, black, green, dark orange, gold.

Tan Complexions
Tanned skin looks better in warmer colors. Lighter shades can accentuate tanned skin, like warm pale shades of brown, light blues, pinks and purples. Avoid gold, which will just blend with your skin color.

Polish tip: Blue and (possibly) yellow base.
Shades that flatter: Light blues, pinks and purples, tangerine, light brown, copper brown and chocolate.
Shades to avoid: Gold and shades of gold (because it will blend in with the tanned skin and lose vibrancy).

Medium/Olive Complexions
Medium skin tones enjoy a wide range of colors. You look good in dark burgundy and wines, vibrant colors like pink, blue, yellow and orange. Silver and metallics (like metallic blue). Medium-dark can wear black, navy blue, dark pinks, burgundy. Olive skin has a combination of yellow undertone and greenish hue. It looks slightly beige with yellow undertones. Peach or gold colors enhance olive complexions. Blue-based reds and orange-reds should be avoided. Olive-dark tones look great in earthy tones and chocolate browns with red undertones. Some reds, russet for example, work well, and gold.

Shades that flatter: Olive: peach or gold colors. Olive-medium: brown, reddish-browns, gold.
Polish tip: Blue or yellow base.

Medium-dark:

Shades that flatter: Vibrant orange, pink and blue, light blue, lilac, silver, metallic and glittery colors.
Shades to avoid: Dark purple, red or navy blue. Bronze colors won’t show well against your skin tone. Medium-dark: avoid paler, pastel shades, which could appear washed out.

Dark Complexions
Dark complexions can wear rich, deep shades, except dark brown, which will disappear. What looks great are burgundy, vibrant purples, plums, Bright orange and pinks zap the color out of rich dark tones. Neon yellow, orange and green can be shocking—in a negative sense. Though darker shades are better, very dark tones need to be careful with deep purples, grays and black, because these shades could make the skin appear muddy and dull.

Polish tip: Yellow or brown-based undertones.
Shades that flatter: Deep purples, dark, yellow-based reds, dark greens, dark blues, black, chocolate-brown and gold.
Shades to avoid: Orange, yellow, neon colors, pastels, white and silver.

If you’re not sure about how a nail color will look on you, the best way to decide whether you like it is to test it out on a fingernail. You can’t judge from the color in a bottle because achieving the color can be based on how many coats of the lacquer are applied. You could also love a color on your toenails, but be totally unimpressed when it’s applied to your fingernails. OPI.com has a great Try It On feature that lets you see how nail shades look on different skin tones.

So this is a general guideline. It’s not set in stone. Trust your gut and your eyes. You’ll know which shades look best on you.

Match Nail Color To Your Skin Tone

Match Nail Color To Your Skin Tone

All About Makeup

Most people, women in general want to look pretty, if not so much as “head-turning”. To achieve this goal, Face Lift is not the Number 1 option, and neither is Plastic Surgery. Both are much too expensive, risky and not at all affordable to the majority in the female world. The best option, and of course, most affordable, is Makeup. But makeup is not applied in whatever way. There are techniques and tips on how to apply makeup.

1) Powder:

Base: Choose the shade that is closest to your skin color. Avoid using too dark or too light shades. Either one will make

your face look burned or you were dipped in flour.

Finishing Powder: Choose the shade closest to your base powder by applying in circular motion.

Shading: Use the shade that is darker than your powder and brush it with upward, slant strokes just below the

cheekbone.

2) Eye Makeup:

Shadow: Choose the color that will enhance the color of your eyes, make your eyes look deep set and bigger (for

smaller sllit eyes, and smaller (for bigger eyes.)

Highlight: If necessary, to make your lower brows prominent.

Shading: For cute little nose, shade the sides with natural color from the bridge to your nostrils.

Eyelids: Choose the color that best blends with your outfit.

Eyeliner: Make it as faint as possible.

Mascara: Apply it lightly so as not to look too heavy and make your eyes look droopy.

3) Blush:

Use the color that best suits to skin undertone, warm (orange or yellowish shade skin), cool (pink shade skin).

4) Eyebrows:

If you have natural well-shaped eyebrows, consider yourself very lucky, you do not have to do anything. For very thick

eyebrows, there are epilators to help you shape it they way you want, but for very thin or no eyebrows at all, use the

pencil and line your eyebrows in the a way that best suited to the shape of your face. Use the color closest to your hair

color.

5) Lipstick:

Use the color that matches with your blush, only a little darker.

All About Makeup

Good Reasons to Use a Fabulous Blush On

Good Reasons to Use a Fabulous Blush On

Tips On Applying Mascara

Try using a lighter shade of eyeliner under the lower lashes and a heavier shade above the upper lashes if you want your eyes to appear deeper and more open.

Always use a light touch when applying eye make up, if you want to add depth then do so in easy stages, otherwise you may have to clean up and start all over again or feel uncomfortable with the make up looking caked on and unnatural.

When we meet people, whether it is for the first time or old friends, most will first look into each others eyes.

It is no wonder that it is said that the eyes are truly the mirrors of the soul. That first impression is important in so many situations that special attention to healthy, clear and beautiful eyes is worth the effort.

Tips On Applying Mascara

Tips On Applying Mascara

Eye Beauty Tips for Asian Women

As many Asian women are exposed to fashion and beauty media aimed primarily at white Caucasian women, it is important to be aware of the subtle differences between the two although the beauty concepts are similar.

Appreciating the difference in skin, eyes and hair is essential to making the most of the natural and exotic beauty enjoyed by so many Asian women.

What works well for blond hair and blue eyes may prove to be ill suited or even a disaster for women of other ethnic groups.

The yellow and golden skin tones and exotic eye shape are the most outstanding difference that Asian Pacific women enjoy over women of other races and these are just the features that should be emphasized to create a naturally beautiful effect.

Just think how many leading actresses and photographic fashion models with Asian looks have become prominent in films, TV and magazines in the last decade.

Film makers, magazine editors, fashion houses have at last recognized the allure and naturally exotic beauty that so many Asian women possess.

At the same time the cosmetic industry has developed make up specifically designed to suit and enhance Asian skin tones.

An Asians woman's eyes are not only her best asset but also her biggest challenge when it comes to applying make up.

Eye Beauty Tips for Asian Women