Blush Makeup for an Authentic Baby Face Glow

Are you searching for a look that is universally flattering – a look that makes an older woman look younger – a look that makes younger women look prettier? Reality check – There is simply no such makeup look regardless of what all the magazine and TV ads tell you!

The cosmetics industry puts an intense and emotional spin on looking great while looking all natural. They tell you if you’re not using their makeup you’ll never achieve the look – as though you were born with a radiant glow that stayed with you forever.

Think about a baby – their eyes are bright; their lips and cheeks are pink; their skin looks perfect and beautiful. Isthat the kind of reaction you want from people who see you?But, wait a minute. Is that due to the use of makeup? Of course not. This is the reason we all need to focus first on our inner beauty and then to move outward and rediscover our natural and beautiful parts we want to share with the world.

The core idea is to use makeup in a way that it barely exists at all. In fact the best application of makeup is when people don’t think you are wearing any at all. It begins by learning proven makeup techniques that teach you: how to apply only what you need and not a bit more; how to choose colours for your unique skin, and tricks for using color and texture to enhance your most beautiful aspects.

If you are challenged with skin problems you need to address those issues first – get to the root of their cause. But while you’re improving your skin from the inside out you still want to look as beautiful as possible. Your skins issues may not go away over night so be gentle and incorporate a makeup routine that works with you as you heal. The first step is to avoid makeup foundation altogether. Covering p a problem does not make it go away. As you heal your skin all you need is a quality natural moisturizer with SPF toprotectyou from further damage and a thin layer of translucent powder to even out your look.

If your skin colour is uneven, try a tinted moisturizer. This will help even balance things out without clogging up your pores.

If you suffer from pimples, treat them like a rash. First you want to calm the skin with cool water and perhaps a little ice for justmomentsat a time. Once the skin is calm you will discover the pimples shrink considerably so when you apply concealer you will only need a small amount to finish the job of hiding them. Make Tip – Use a concealer with a slightly greenish tint. This will neutralize the red look of thoseblemishes.

Have you eversufferedfrom “Panda Eyes”? Getting over them can’t be done in a rus. You need to slow down and take a little time. It’s worth it – try lying down and closing your eyes. Then place a raw potato slice over each eye. In just ten minutes the potatoes will draw out and lighten those dark under eye circles. Now you have a fresh palette to work with apply a little concealer just to the dark circles that may still be showing. Try a yellow tinted concealer to neutralize dark circles.

your skin is oily it will show most on your cheeks. For this you need a good oil-free powder blush. Start with a large powder makeup brush. Lightly pick up a little colour with your brush, then pat it to remove any excess dust, next brush the colour gently over cheeks, forehead, chin and your nose for a radiant glow.

For normal and dry skin cream blush is best. Using clean fingertips, put a small pat of cream blush on the apples of the cheeks then blend it in well until you get that natural baby like pink glow.

When it comes to your eye makeup you don’t need very much. When eyes are overdone you are actually giving yourself a premature aged look. For eye make up keep it simple – You really only need two neutral tones – A light peach or warm beige or brown (depending on your skin tone) will suffice. Add dark brown color for the outline and to line your eyes. Use your eyeshadow brush to apply a lighter shade on your eyelid. Next line your eyes with your eyeliner brush, using dark eye shadow.Finish with a layer of black or brown mascara. Black looks great if you have olive skin and brown or darker, while the brown looks better and more natural if you’re blonde.

Choose lipstick in a pink tones that are darker and brighter than the natural colour of your lips. Use a lip-brush to paint the lipstick on.

For lip gloss, try using vaseline. Put a little Vaseline on the back of his hand clean and dry. Pick a lipstick with a brush and blend with Vaseline so that the pink dye. Apply the mixture on lips