The 5 Most Common Makeup Mistakes (And How To Avoid Them)
Saturday, January 30th, 2010
Orange face, white neck. Brown neck, pink face.
We all know someone with no perception of how her make-up really
looks on her own face.
She’s sweet, really sweet. But she’s a joke in your circle of
friends. Oh, no. It isn’t you, is it?
Well, even if you don’t wear “clown makeup,” chances are you’re
making some mistakes with your makeup. Take stock to be sure
that you don’t fall into any of the makeup traps below.
Mismatched Foundation
Your foundation should not be a different color from the rest of
your body. Really, it shouldn’t. This is an easy problem to fix.
March yourself down to the make-up counter at your favorite
department store and let the salesperson do her job. It’s her
job, after all. Don’t be intimidated, you don’t need to buy the
whole product line.
Blue Eye shadow
Blue eye shadow works for some people. Little girls in dance
recitals. Guests at 1970s-themed parties. Ethereal looking
supermodels. If you aren’t one of the aforementioned people then
don’t wear it.
Enough said.
Dark Circles Under Eyes/Obvious under eye concealer
This is a chicken or egg problem. You’re right, the circles
aren’t great. But neither are orange crescents under your eyes.
Play around with a few shades of concealer to see what really
works best for you.
Different products work differently on different people. Just
because one brand works for your friend, doesn’t mean it’ll be
flattering on you. Make sure you’re getting enough sleep and
talk to your doctor. Sometimes those circles are a sign of
allergies or a vitamin deficiency.
Obvious Lip liner
This is a look. It’s just not a flattering one. Lip liner is
intended to add dimension to thin or small lips, to lengthen the
wear of your lip color and to prevent your lipstick from
“bleeding” onto your face. It is not intended to create a
visible outline.
Inferior products in your dressing area
Most of us are not starlets with dressing rooms and make-up
artists at our disposal. But that doesn’t mean we don’t deserve
to look like starlets with dressing rooms and make-up artists.
Invest in good lighting around your vanity. Stock it with
quality make-up brushes and limit your make-up collection to
products you’ll actually use. That way, your budget can be used
to buy better cosmetics.
You’re worth it
Add a couple of extra minutes, a wee bit more effort and a
little money into your daily makeup routine. It’s not vain to
spend a few dollars on or a few minutes at your vanity. Put on
your prettiest smile, bat your beautiful lashes and show the
world that you like who you are.
Put your best face forward… you don’t have to hide behind
crow’s feet and lip lines..
Allison Saunders
http://www.articlesbase.com/women’s-issues-articles/the-5-most-common-makeup-mistakes-and-how-to-avoid-them-2973.html

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