An Easy Illustrated Guide to Using Makeup

An Easy Illustrated Guide to Using Makeup

Many friends ask me how do I prevent smudging, stains, powder falling under the eyes, blurred look bad, which exceeds, etc..
I have my stuff that I have developed with time and experience. I share with you today

1. Not to exceed the outer corner of the eyelid

It is not easy to observe the imaginary line between the outer corner of the eye and the end of the eyebrow. The dark eyeshadow should never exceed this line.
I have two methods: either I ask the person I make up holding a folded handkerchief I place through where the line should be or I place tape (sticky least possible not to injure the person during withdrawal) to the desired location, and once I remove makeup done. It creates a kind of template. Very effective.

2. To prevent eye powder or flakes fall under the eye

One of the most common problems. There are 3 techniques: 
First, I use the same paper towel folded in half and I stand by the person I makeup. It must hold tightly to tense it up and it is perfectly adhered to the skin (no spaces or gaps between the tissue and the skin). To better achieve this, we must take with two hands or two fingers apart each end of the handkerchief. 
Second, I apply a lot of loose powder translucent in the eye with a brush fan (the skin should be completely saturated powder. We should no longer see the skin) and I withdraw sweeping the eyeshadow once applied . This prevents the paint from sticking to the skin. Falling on loose powder, it is easy to remove later. 
The third is to apply the paint sitting at a table and ask the mirror on the latter. In this way, you look down, so that the shadow falls on the table and not on the face. This is not my favorite technique, by cons. If your eye is not too glittery or volatile, you can simply try to apply it with a sponge applicator or your fingers rather than a brush. The paint adheres better to the skin and under eye drops.

3. To prevent smudging mascara application

So many people get smudged when applying mascara. To avoid this problem, I have a simple technique. Simply place your finger or a pencil horizontally behind the eyelashes during the passage of the brush, and press the brush against the finger so that the eyelashes stick it. This technique also has the advantage of better curl the eyelashes (as they are pressed against the finger) and better separation, since stronger based on the brush. The finger is then stained, but it is much easier to remove everything on a finger in the face!
If you put mascara on the bottom lashes, it is best to go with the pencil, because the finger is too big for this section. Same with upper lids if they are very short. 

4. For perfect eyebrows

If you have difficulty creating two rows of symmetrical eyebrows and the same size, eyebrow stencils are perfect. They exist in many forms. Once you have found yours, just fill the holes with a pencil or powder eyebrow and presto, you have a perfect shape! For those who have not the eye, there is a version that carries with elastic all around the head. Thus, the eyebrows are the same height.

5. For a liquid eyeliner flawless

It is very difficult for a beginner to make a beautiful eyeliner.If you are a beginner and have uncertain hand, the technique of drawing number works.Simply draw several small points at strategic locations and to connect them, then. Try!