Here are some of the tips for eye make up -
1.Brows – Dust some eye shadow powder and brush off the extra with eyebrow brush. It's best to choose a shade that matches your skin tone. The brush should be flat and angled at the tip.
2.Eye Liner- Using a sharpened Eye pencil to draw a thin line under the lash makes the lashes appear thicker. Hold the corner of your eyes with the finger tip while applying applying the liner. A thicker line is morw attractive, though on already big eyes, a thin line looks better. Be sure to blend the line with a wedge sponge or Q Tip to soften.
3.Big Eyes- Start with lining the outer corner of the eye with medium tone eye color .Set shape by angling slightly upward. Apply eye color on entire eyelid as far as crease,that blends outward. The starting corner and the outer corner of the eyes should be colured the darkest.
4.For Normal Eyes- Using a medium to dark eye color start at the outer corner of the eyes and set shape slightly upward. Blend a darker shade over the hooded area, extending it into the brow bone. Blend a medium tone in the center of the lid , softly blending to soften the brow bone.
5.Deep Set Style- Use medium shade of shadow starting at corner of eye, slightly angling upward, and blend. Use light shade on entire eyelid. Blend softly to brow bone. Apply light shade under brow and stay away from dark colours.
6.Round Eyes- Use light colored shadow over the entire lid and a darker shade in the crease. Apply eyeliner on both the top and bottom lids, and use mascara on the upper outer lashes .
7.Photographs- To keep your eyes from fading in photographs, clean up your eyebrows , well defined and completely filled-in. The same goes for your eyelashes
* Use a curler and two coats of waterproof mascara
* For shadow color, don't use pink, light blue or frosts; they'll make you look tired. A natural look is your best bet. The more comfortable you feel with your eye make up, the more confident you'll be in any situation.
Follow these instructions to get a killer look but while drawing your eyes make sure you use branded products cause old products or unbranded products can put your sight at risk.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Be At The Best !
Wherever people are they want to see themselves presentable, attractive and recognized. At the same time there are some who are at their best with their natural beauty without any blush up of products. A person can be attractive with his or her simple make up and dressing. It all depends on how they present themselves to others.
Here are some tips that will make you presentable, good looks and recognized by others .
1.Be Simple let your natural beauty glow and look afresh.
2.Dress in a decent style and do not let people glance at you by your awkward exposed body.
3.Talk to people around in a polite manner and never boss
4.Respect others either big or small.
5.Never try to look out for best thing of yourself instead see to it that people around you have received the best.
6.In the case of extending help,be the first to give your hand.
7.Try to look best in all your endeavours.
8.Give your time to others.
9.Live for Others.
10.Humbleness will make you achieve all the above.
Not only your beauty adds to attractions and recognition, personality traits contribute a big weight to the recognition and beauty of yourself.
Here are some tips that will make you presentable, good looks and recognized by others .
1.Be Simple let your natural beauty glow and look afresh.
2.Dress in a decent style and do not let people glance at you by your awkward exposed body.
3.Talk to people around in a polite manner and never boss
4.Respect others either big or small.
5.Never try to look out for best thing of yourself instead see to it that people around you have received the best.
6.In the case of extending help,be the first to give your hand.
7.Try to look best in all your endeavours.
8.Give your time to others.
9.Live for Others.
10.Humbleness will make you achieve all the above.
Not only your beauty adds to attractions and recognition, personality traits contribute a big weight to the recognition and beauty of yourself.
Outdated Beauty Products Can Cause Infection
Do you use old discoloured lipsticks to add colour to you lips? If yes, you may loose the natural shine of your lips! Old and out-of-date make ups can cause infection too.
Buzz up!Discoloured or smelly lipsticks, mascara and eye pencils can accumulate dangerous bacteria on the skin and lead to a skin problem.
Although all cosmetics come with a 'best before' date, a study by Debenhams found 89 per cent of women did not know that this information was available on beauty products’ labels.
More than two-thirds of women only change products when they run out of stock, even if it means exceeding the 'best before' date.
“Women don’t like throwing things away beauty products. But next time you use an old beauty product do not forget to check the date.
Buzz up!Discoloured or smelly lipsticks, mascara and eye pencils can accumulate dangerous bacteria on the skin and lead to a skin problem.
Although all cosmetics come with a 'best before' date, a study by Debenhams found 89 per cent of women did not know that this information was available on beauty products’ labels.
More than two-thirds of women only change products when they run out of stock, even if it means exceeding the 'best before' date.
“Women don’t like throwing things away beauty products. But next time you use an old beauty product do not forget to check the date.
Make Up For Dark Circles Under The Eyes
Dark circles under the eyes can definitely be corrected with make up. Apply special moisturizer before applying any other cosmetics, around the eyes.
Buzz up!It is better to opt concealers with the yellow or orange shades to neutralize the dark circles. Never go for the concealers with pink tones. Liquid concealers, if blended properly, provides the best results. Always apply the concealers lightly and prefer one shade darker than the skin complexion, as it will help to hide the puffiness of the eyes, too.
Do not use black eyeliners or pencils. Choose dark brown colours.
Use light colour eye shadows like plums, pinks, etc.
Never forget to remove the make up, before going to bed.
Sleep well, drink lots of water and treat your eyes with sliced raw potatoes, cucumber or cold teabags regularly for the permanent results.
Buzz up!It is better to opt concealers with the yellow or orange shades to neutralize the dark circles. Never go for the concealers with pink tones. Liquid concealers, if blended properly, provides the best results. Always apply the concealers lightly and prefer one shade darker than the skin complexion, as it will help to hide the puffiness of the eyes, too.
Do not use black eyeliners or pencils. Choose dark brown colours.
Use light colour eye shadows like plums, pinks, etc.
Never forget to remove the make up, before going to bed.
Sleep well, drink lots of water and treat your eyes with sliced raw potatoes, cucumber or cold teabags regularly for the permanent results.
* Women Prefer Flawless Skin This Recession
Are you aware of the new term that has originated this recession? Well, it is 'Lipstick index' that measures the link between economic downturns and lipstick sales.
Buzz up!With the clouds of recession still looming around the world, lipstick may soon be out of sale. Ah, hang on. The cessation will, however, have nothing to do with people's habit of spending, it'll rather be a substitution with some thing better.
Women are now trying really hard to keep their spirits high by kissing goodbye to lipsticks and welcoming flawless skin.
* A large number of women are dealing with economic crisis with liquid foundation, and thus supplanting lipstick as the essential item in make-up bags in the recession.
A large number of women are dealing with economic crisis with liquid foundation, and thus supplanting lipstick as the essential item in make-up bags in the recession.
However, L'oreal, the world's largest beauty company, has found in the UK market that foundation has edged out lipstick as the 'must-have' product for women, with more than one third of 18 and 19-year-olds citing it as their most essential beauty product against 8 percent opting for lipstick.
Buzz up!With the clouds of recession still looming around the world, lipstick may soon be out of sale. Ah, hang on. The cessation will, however, have nothing to do with people's habit of spending, it'll rather be a substitution with some thing better.
Women are now trying really hard to keep their spirits high by kissing goodbye to lipsticks and welcoming flawless skin.
* A large number of women are dealing with economic crisis with liquid foundation, and thus supplanting lipstick as the essential item in make-up bags in the recession.
A large number of women are dealing with economic crisis with liquid foundation, and thus supplanting lipstick as the essential item in make-up bags in the recession.
However, L'oreal, the world's largest beauty company, has found in the UK market that foundation has edged out lipstick as the 'must-have' product for women, with more than one third of 18 and 19-year-olds citing it as their most essential beauty product against 8 percent opting for lipstick.
* How To Apply Make Up When Wearing Contact Lenses?
Make up tips:
Before wearing a contact lens make sure to cleanse your face. Check whether your hands are clean and dry before inserting the contact lenses. Avoid applying any hand cream
on your hands before handling your lenses, as it may cause eye irritation due to the residues present in the lotions, soaps, or cream that may stick to the contact lens.
Avoid applying eyeliner to the inner rim of the eye as this may smear the lens and cause eye irritation.
Always remember to insert your lenses before applying makeup.
Experts suggest not to use unscented and oil-free cosmetics because they are difficult to remove from your fingers and from your skin. Choose a light face cream or moisturizer, the heavy once could melt and smear the lenses.
Apply powder carefully with your eye closed. Remove the excess powder around the eyes. Avoid using heavy creams or moisturizers around the eyes as these could melt and smear the lenses.
Use creams and liquid eye shadows, as powder shadows can cause particles to fall into the eye and onto the lens, causing an eye irritation. Apply the eye shadows using a sponge in place of a brush.
Choose waterproof mascara without alcohol. Apply mascara lightly and make sure it doesn't touch the base of the lashes. Read how to apply mascara (/do-it-yourself/beauty-n-fashion/apply-mascara.html) for more tips. Avoid lash-extending mascara, which has fibers that can irritate the eyes.
Choose waterproof and soft eyeliner rather that a liquid one. Avoid applying eyeliner to the inner rim of the eye as this may smear the lens and cause eye irritation.
Choose water-based, hypoallergenic liquid foundations. Cream makeup may leave a film on your lenses.
Keep away from false eyelash cement, nail polish, nail polish remover, perfume and cologne as they can damage the plastic.
While under a hairdryer or blower blink your eyes frequently to keep your eyes from getting too dry. Make sure to use hairspray before putting on your contacts. If you use hairspray while you are wearing your contacts, close your eyes while spraying and for a few seconds afterwards.
Pay attention to what kinds of styling aids you're using while wearing lenses as your hair products may be the source of your irritated eyes. Make sure your hair doesn't hang around or into your eyes. Pull them back with the help of gel-wax or styling spray as it is very easy for these highly perfumed, sticky products to create varied eye problems.
Always remember to remove the contact lenses before removing the makeup. Make sure your hands are clean and dry, before removing your contact lenses. Use a water based makeup remover and apply it with a pad. Tissues or dampened cotton wool are essentials for this in order to avoid stray fibers getting in the eye.
Lastly, replace all your makeup products every 6 months to minimize the risk of eye infection.
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Before wearing a contact lens make sure to cleanse your face. Check whether your hands are clean and dry before inserting the contact lenses. Avoid applying any hand cream
on your hands before handling your lenses, as it may cause eye irritation due to the residues present in the lotions, soaps, or cream that may stick to the contact lens.
Avoid applying eyeliner to the inner rim of the eye as this may smear the lens and cause eye irritation.
Always remember to insert your lenses before applying makeup.
Experts suggest not to use unscented and oil-free cosmetics because they are difficult to remove from your fingers and from your skin. Choose a light face cream or moisturizer, the heavy once could melt and smear the lenses.
Apply powder carefully with your eye closed. Remove the excess powder around the eyes. Avoid using heavy creams or moisturizers around the eyes as these could melt and smear the lenses.
Use creams and liquid eye shadows, as powder shadows can cause particles to fall into the eye and onto the lens, causing an eye irritation. Apply the eye shadows using a sponge in place of a brush.
Choose waterproof mascara without alcohol. Apply mascara lightly and make sure it doesn't touch the base of the lashes. Read how to apply mascara (/do-it-yourself/beauty-n-fashion/apply-mascara.html) for more tips. Avoid lash-extending mascara, which has fibers that can irritate the eyes.
Choose waterproof and soft eyeliner rather that a liquid one. Avoid applying eyeliner to the inner rim of the eye as this may smear the lens and cause eye irritation.
Choose water-based, hypoallergenic liquid foundations. Cream makeup may leave a film on your lenses.
Keep away from false eyelash cement, nail polish, nail polish remover, perfume and cologne as they can damage the plastic.
While under a hairdryer or blower blink your eyes frequently to keep your eyes from getting too dry. Make sure to use hairspray before putting on your contacts. If you use hairspray while you are wearing your contacts, close your eyes while spraying and for a few seconds afterwards.
Pay attention to what kinds of styling aids you're using while wearing lenses as your hair products may be the source of your irritated eyes. Make sure your hair doesn't hang around or into your eyes. Pull them back with the help of gel-wax or styling spray as it is very easy for these highly perfumed, sticky products to create varied eye problems.
Always remember to remove the contact lenses before removing the makeup. Make sure your hands are clean and dry, before removing your contact lenses. Use a water based makeup remover and apply it with a pad. Tissues or dampened cotton wool are essentials for this in order to avoid stray fibers getting in the eye.
Lastly, replace all your makeup products every 6 months to minimize the risk of eye infection.
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Copyright © 2011 All rights reserved By Author: Shilen Parikh.
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