Keep Your Sparkle on High
Contouring is a tricky part of makeup application if you don’t know what products to use and where to place your highlight and contour. Anya Mer, a writer for Style Caster gathered together ten of the best contouring videos on youtube in her article, 10 best Contouring Youtube Tutorials. She practically gives you the brush and products to use!
Color Correcting, what is it?
Color Correcting is basically a concealer that helps neutralize specific pigmentation on the face. Whether blemishes or dark pigmentation from scaring, to brightening up dull areas of the face, this is will be the best product for you to use.
The reason color correcting triumphs over using a regular concealer, color correcting will minimize the amount of product you use, as well as give you a better chance of hiding the blemish or scar. Although there are tons of tutorials out there about color correcting my favorite explanation is by Cosmopolitan. Breaking down the nitty gritty of different types of color correctors, it also provides what you should use based on your skin type and where you should use it!
Are your brows on fleek? Well you better start shaping up because brows are now back on trend! The eyebrows are what frames the face, whether your brows are nice and natural or thin and defined, eyebrows are a key factor to what dominants your facial characteristics. To find the best eyebrow shape for your face, take a peek at Style Caster‘s blog for an in-depth explanation! Till then, let’s dive into the my favorite products!
My most frequently asked question when I work is, “Why doesn’t my makeup stay all day?” and “why does my makeup move and crease?”
Girl, what are you using to prime and set? These two steps are extremely necessary if you want your makeup to stay put throughout the entire day without needing to touch up. When narrowing down what to use and how to use it, take look at Effortless Skin‘s blog post to get a more in-depth explanation. Lets jump in to my top two picks!
Beauty blenders & brushes, the tools of the trade for the cosmetics industry. Sponges and brushes can vary from any shape and form. However the first step to a perfect application is the cleanliness of the tool you use. According to Elle Magazine, brushes should be cleaned about every two weeks. When brushes or sponges aren’t thoroughly cleanse it harbors tons of bacteria that can lead to breakouts and other serious skin concerns. There are numerous soaps and cleansers that can be used to clean brushes and sponges. It just depends on what you’re looking for.
Eat Sleep Beauty 