I was delighted to see their reaction when they saw the final look. As I was applying makeup on my best friend's daughter I began to realize that I was never taught how to apply makeup, how much makeup to use, should I be using moisturizer, etc.
These are some tips I wish I would have known when I was teenager. Maybe putting this out there will help someone.
Tip #1. A little goes a long way. For an everyday look you wanna look like you have on no makeup at all. What you really need is mascara, a touch of blush, mostly for winter, lipgloss and concealer for blemishes.
Tip # 2. You don't need foundation. Generally foundation is for women over 35. On young skin foundation can make the skin look unnatural. After applying concealer for blemishes you can finish with a powder or a tinted moisturizer as this is lighter than foundation.
Tip # 3. Do not rub in concealer, pat it in.
Tip # 4. Never skip on sunscreen. This should be the first thing you apply on your face first thing in the morning. No matter what the weather is outside applying a sunscreen creates a good habit for protecting your skin at an early age. Be good to your skin and you will reap the rewards when your in your 40's and 50's.
Tip # 5. A good starter kit doesn't have to cost you a fortune. There are many makeup products you can find at your local drugstore. Look for an up coming blog on what a starter kit on a budget can look like.
Always embrace who you are!
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