Holiday Makeup Tips For Special Engagements

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Whether you’ve always wanted to try fake eyelashes or a bright red lipstick, the holidays are the time to try something new. Practice makes perfect. Always test your new look first before your big debut, ensuring you will look and feel your best.

A little sparkly shadow on the eyelids is an easy way to dress up your eye makeup in less than ten seconds. Check out this glam tutorial to help you nail the look. If looking like a disco ball isn’t your thing, go for a more natural, cream highlight and matte lip, or use glitter as a little pop in the center of your eye-shadow for a subtle effect.

The cold, winter months can leave our skin looking dull and dry. Cream blush is an excellent way to add extra radiance and hydration at the same time. When choosing a brighter color, make sure you blend, blend and blend on the cheeks until it looks natural and smooth. The key is starting with a light touch and softly adding pigment as you go. 

Use high-quality brushes to apply eye shadow. Otherwise, your makeup could disperse.

If you choose a bright color, make the rest of your makeup simple. Otherwise, it can create a clown effect.

Harsh lip-lines will ruin your look. It’s best to blend lines.

Don’t stick to only black eyeliner. You can try using different colors according to your skin tone. Brown colors, from light to dark, are best suited to light skin colors, especially with green eyes and blonde hair.

Always choose a larger brush for applying face powder so that it lies as accurately as possible.

Don’t skip filling in your eyebrows if they are sparse. Don’t use dark pencils – it’s better to use an eye shadow combined with an angled brush instead.

In case you need to lighten foundation that is darker than you need, apply it with a wet sponge. You can also mix it with different beauty products, such as concealer or powder that are lighter in color, moisturizer or primer.

Trying a new makeup look for the holidays is no fun if you’re in a rush. Create an experience, put on your favorite playlist, light a scented candle and enjoy playing with makeup. Have just as much fun putting on your makeup as wearing it.

Everything You Need to Know About this Eyebrow Beauty Technique

What Are Soap Brows?

Simply take out a clean, damp eyebrow brush and bar of soap, run the bristles along the soap, and brushed the hairs in an upward motion.  Your brows will looked fuller, fluffier, and stayed in place all day long. The soap will worked better than any brow gel you are using now.  Ideally, the hand soap should be glycerin, uncolored, and unscented.  Just a clear bar of soap. For the soap and brush technique spritz your brush with alcohol. I recommend this type of makeup brush for the application of the soap. It is shown below.

It is a simple wet to dry eye shadow brush.  From there, gently run the damp makeup brush back and forth along the soap, about five or six times. (Don’t do this excessively or the bar is likely to foam up). Then, starting from the inner corners, brush brows straight up, all the way through.  If you’d like, you can go over the top edges to tame some of the wilder hairs for a smoother shape (usually closer to the tail of the brows).  If you need a bit more filling in? Feel free to add extra definition with your brow pencil right after your soap application.  Yes, soap is the $1 brow tool that just might change your makeup applications.  I would also like to thank everyone for reading my blogs. And also again use a clear soap for this application.