Concealing your flaws at different ages II
Make-up for the 30s
Careers usually constitute a huge commitment in the life of a career woman in her 30s. Late nights and work stress inevitably cause insufficient sleep and hence eye bags and dark circles. Make-up should be focused on covering these flaws to give your skin more radiance.
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1. Evenly apply a make-up base all over your face.
2. Apply liquid foundation on your cheeks using a horizontal outer sweeping motion.
3. Spread foundation on your forehead in a horizontal movement, pulling it downward to cover the area beside the eyes.
4. Apply foundation on your chin in a downward motion, spreading it horizontally to cover the base of your chin.
5. On the edges of your nose bridge, apply concealer of similar tone to your skin colour.
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6. Dab a little concealer on the edges of your lips to conceal sneaky little cracks of wrinkles.
7. Apply concealer over eyebag and dark circles.
8. On area surrounding eyebag, apply concealer that’s of a slightly lighter tone than your skin colour or with a yellowish tint. This helps to increase the radiance around your eyes.
9. Apply loose powdered foundation over eyebags.
10. Dab loose powder all over your face. And that’s done!
Additional tips
If the skin around your eyes are dry, apply primer specifically meant for the undereye area before applying concealer.
When applying concealer over eyebags, gently rub it in in one direction from inside (near nose bridge) to outside (near temple). Do not apply too much concealer or it will look unnatural.
Excess make-up does not go well with dry skin, so always remove excess loose powder by dabbing your pouffe against the back of your hand before dabbing it to your face.
If you’re always in an air-conditioned place, use a make-up base with moisturizing purposes. It helps your make-up to stay on longer.
A hectic life makes your skin tired and dull. Use radiance foundation to make your skin look healthier.
Always bring your loose powder with you to do regular touch ups.
Careers usually constitute a huge commitment in the life of a career woman in her 30s. Late nights and work stress inevitably cause insufficient sleep and hence eye bags and dark circles. Make-up should be focused on covering these flaws to give your skin more radiance.
Photo courtesy of: 醫美人
1. Evenly apply a make-up base all over your face.
2. Apply liquid foundation on your cheeks using a horizontal outer sweeping motion.
3. Spread foundation on your forehead in a horizontal movement, pulling it downward to cover the area beside the eyes.
4. Apply foundation on your chin in a downward motion, spreading it horizontally to cover the base of your chin.
5. On the edges of your nose bridge, apply concealer of similar tone to your skin colour.
Photo courtesy of: 醫美人
6. Dab a little concealer on the edges of your lips to conceal sneaky little cracks of wrinkles.
7. Apply concealer over eyebag and dark circles.
8. On area surrounding eyebag, apply concealer that’s of a slightly lighter tone than your skin colour or with a yellowish tint. This helps to increase the radiance around your eyes.
9. Apply loose powdered foundation over eyebags.
10. Dab loose powder all over your face. And that’s done!
Additional tips
If the skin around your eyes are dry, apply primer specifically meant for the undereye area before applying concealer.
When applying concealer over eyebags, gently rub it in in one direction from inside (near nose bridge) to outside (near temple). Do not apply too much concealer or it will look unnatural.
Excess make-up does not go well with dry skin, so always remove excess loose powder by dabbing your pouffe against the back of your hand before dabbing it to your face.
If you’re always in an air-conditioned place, use a make-up base with moisturizing purposes. It helps your make-up to stay on longer.
A hectic life makes your skin tired and dull. Use radiance foundation to make your skin look healthier.
Always bring your loose powder with you to do regular touch ups.
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