Makeup

Red Lips

Red Lips

For the best match, choose a red lipstick based on your skin tone.
Contrary to what many women believe, anyone can wear red lipstick. The key: Finding a shade of red with undertones that complement your coloring. Here's an easy guide:
If your skin is fair with rosy undertones... Go for a cool red with a pink or blue cast to it. Or try a "true" red, which is pure red pigment with no discernable undertone. Steer clear of orange-based reds.
If your skin has yellow undertones... Try a warm red with a peach or orange tone to it. Avoid very blue-based reds.



Elegant, Dramatic Eyes

Elegant, Dramatic Eyes

Spice up your night and create a gorgeous nighttime dramatic look.
1. Use a sponge-tip applicator to apply shadow to the outer halves of upper and lower lash lines. Extend the color past the outer corners of your eyes and up a bit toward the end of your brow.
2. Use light, medium and dark eye shadow shades in graduated tones. Apply the dark shade along your lash line, the medium shade on the crease, and a light shade up to the eyebrow bone but not beyond. Soften and blend any hard edges so one color seems to melt into the next.



Summer Make-up

Summer Make-up

Summer is the time to give your body the healthy tan and protect it from the horrors of sunburn, baked and dry lips and even sun-scorched skin cancer! There are some makeup disasters that can happen in summer sun and a relaxing beach noon that we do not pay adequate attention too.



Monsoon Make-up

Monsoon Make-up

* Wash and cleanse the face thoroughly and rub an ice cube on your face for 5 to 10 minutes to lower the sweating rate so that the makeup stays put for longer period of time.
* Women with oily skin can use astringent while women with dry to normal skin can use toner after the ice to cool and refresh the skin.
* Avoid foundation and prepare the base of your makeup using powder slightly.
* Sheer light brown, beige, pastel or pink cream eye shadow can be used along with a think line of eyeliner and use a coat or two of waterproof mascara.



Make-Up for teenagers

Make-Up for teenagers

Mothers have been fretting over their teenage girls ever-increasing cosmetic use and the threat to their skin. Now they should breathe easier for even teens can use cosmetics made especially for them. Teenagers should opt for more natural look and use light application of makeup only as their skin is still young and is naturally beautiful. Soft and subtle are the two keywords that teens should keep in mind while doing makeup.



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