A little Christmas fun! My Pro' make-up and beauty tips, a new tip every day until Christmas Eve. Enjoy!
Dec' 21st
***My favourite tip*** Do not apply concealer or foundation to the eyelids as these products often have oily formulations and can cause eye shadow to crease and wear off more quickly. Instead opt for a skin toned eye base, specifically designed to add colour and give opaque coverage to even the skin tone of the eye lid as well as priming the lids so that eye make-up lasts.
A little product goes a long way make sure you do not apply too much to avoid creasing. These are best applied using a synthetic haired concealer brush. Set the base with a neutral powder eye shadow before applying eye shadow colours on top.
***My favourites***
My preferred choice are MAC's Eyepaint's, these are AMAZING!
Laura Mercier Eye Basics are also a good choice with a good range of colours for all skin tones.
Urban Decay Primer Potion in shade 'Eden'
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Friday, 21 December 2012
Thursday, 20 December 2012
Beauty Advent
A little Christmas fun! My Pro' make-up and beauty tips. A new tip every day until Christmas Eve. Enjoy!
Dec' 20th
My concealer application tips include using a synthetic haired brush as this will be easy to keep clean. Apply concealer after you have applied foundation enabling you to place product precisely where you need to. Brush a little concealer onto the skin at a time, pat into the skin with fingertips. Brush on a little more and again warm into the skin with fingertips for a natural, even coverage. This layering technique helps concealer to last longer and blend into the skin better. Finish by setting with powder.
Make-up lessons available at www.nikimakeup.co.uk
Dec' 20th
My concealer application tips include using a synthetic haired brush as this will be easy to keep clean. Apply concealer after you have applied foundation enabling you to place product precisely where you need to. Brush a little concealer onto the skin at a time, pat into the skin with fingertips. Brush on a little more and again warm into the skin with fingertips for a natural, even coverage. This layering technique helps concealer to last longer and blend into the skin better. Finish by setting with powder.
Make-up lessons available at www.nikimakeup.co.uk
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