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Eye Makeup Tip: Do You Know If You Need To Curl Cour Lashes?


Eye Makeup Tip: Do You Know If You Need To Curl Cour Lashes?

How do you know if you need to curl your lashes? Consider the natural texture of your hair. Is it wavy or curly? If so, then your lashes probably follow suit and curl naturally when you apply your mascara. If your hair is as straight as a board then an eyelash curler will be useful. Curling your lashes will open up the eye area and make them stand out more.





"Anybody who preserves the ability to recognize beauty will never get old." --Franz Kafka



--Vimala






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Red Head Beauty tip of the Day > Yellow in Foundation


Red Head Beauty tip of the Day: Yellow in Foundation



Use only a little yellow in your foundation if you want to counteract the pink in your skin or just stick with beige tones to be on the safe side.





"Be nice to others. The most beautiful person you may ever see who has a nasty attitude isn't beautiful at all."





--Vimala






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Red Head Beauty tip of the Day: Wear Brown Shadow

Read Head Beauty tip of the Day: Wear Brown Shadow


Read Head Beauty tip of the Day: Wear Brown Shadow - Brown with Gold Liner


Wear brown shadow: Brown shadow looks good with all hair colors and eye colors.





If someone compliments you for your beauty, accept it! You are! Don't downplay the compliment, but instead say "Thank you" and be confident in yourself.





Brown with Gold Liner Tutorial here:









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Brunette Beauty tip of the Day: Smoky Eye Makeup

Brunette Beauty tip of the Day: Smoky Eye Makeup


If you are planning on going out for the night, smoky eye makeup can be a great choice. Blend three shades of the same color, ranging from darkest (closest to the eyelashes) to lightest (closest to the skin below the eyebrows).





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Women Tattoos: Mrs. Monster

Women Tattoos: Mrs. Monster


Women Tattoos: Mrs. Monster


Women Tattoos: Mrs. Monster


I really love these pictures, those women tattoos are awesome! and I love her hair color, good color combination between her hair and the background. And the eye makeup, very nice :)



- Vimala





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Natural Beauty: What Is It Really?

Natural beauty is the ideal many people strive to achieve when they purchase make-up, creams, shampoos and other forms of cosmetics. But what really constitutes natural beauty, and how can it be achieved?

Many consumers, in an attempt to cleanse, tone, moisturize, mattify, shine, colour, enhance and so on, have overloaded their skin and their cabinets with too many needless products. Experts have found that 63 percent of all women complain of having developed 'sensitive skin', and many of these complaints can be traced back to an overcomplicated skin care regimen (Fairley, 2001). In contrast, the needs of human skin are simple. They are cleansing, moisture, nourishment and protection. Skin which suffers from burning, reddening, pimples, rashes and other symptoms similar to these may be caused by or made worse from adverse reactions to the cosmetic products overloading many women's cabinets. Often many of these products claim to alleviate or eliminate the very symptoms they are causing (Begoun, 1991).

When selecting skin care, it is best to choose a product formulated for your skin type. Everyone's skin is individual and varied, but to assist in product selection, and in understanding what your own skin needs, the following skin types have been generalized.

  • Balanced, which is neither oily nor dry, and similar to the skin type of children.
  • Oily
  • Dry
  • Sensitive, which is a condition involving reddening, burning or rashes when a cosmetic is applied.
  • Problem, which is prone to acne and breakouts.
  • Combination, which is most skin, containing oily and dry patches.

Beautiful skin can be obtained by making good choices for your skin, such as using cosmetic products and make-up which are truly natural. Eating a diet rich in vegetables, fruit, water and healthy oils (such as polyunsaturated fats, essential fatty acids found in flax seed oil, olive oil, etc.) all assist in achieving and maintaining healthy skin. Lastly, adequate rest, sleep and exercise also contribute significantly to beautiful skin.

Simple Skin Care Steps:

  • Gentle cleansing - depending on your skin type or preference, choose a natural soap.
  • Toning - use a toner which is alcohol-free, infused with essential oils
  • Daytime moisturizing - light or rich skin moisturizer
  • Nighttime moisturizing - use facial oils formulated with essential oils

Make-up:

Choose make-up which is made with all natural ingredients and colours, regardless of one's age. All faces look fresh and naturally beautiful when colours which reflect the earth's vibrant range of hues are applied. Rainbow-like colours, or deep, dramatic shades cannot be obtained naturally in make-up without synthetically derived colours. These colours rarely look natural, are often trendy and go out of style quickly.

Great looking skin does not mean flawless, masked skin. Rather, lets reconstruct our notions of what constitutes 'beautiful skin' and 'beautiful faces', because perfection does not exist in the natural world, nor does it exist in human beings. Computers, cameras, lighting and other sophisticated technologies create "flawlessness", to create an ideal image no one can attain. Instead, beautiful skin and natural beauty is skin that is free from harmful chemicals, hydrated from within and on the surface, fed with balanced nutrition and wise food choices, and regulated with reasonable exercise. A positive outlook on life and an optimistic perspective also contribute to natural beauty, inside and out.

How the organic make-up company Can Help You Achieve Your Own Natural Beauty

Our products are made fresh for you once we receive your order. We do not stock inventory, so our cosmetics do not require powerful shelf life lengtheners or potent synthetic preservatives. The preservatives we use are natural, such as wheat germ oil, grapeseed oil, d-alpha tocopherol (vitamin E) and/or ascorbic acid (vitamin C).

While our products do not need refrigeration, our creams, as they contain water, are best stored in a cool, dark place, away from steam, light or unnecessary exposure to the air.

Our packaging is simple, without fancy and unnecessary labels, boxes or inserts. We believe very strongly that the purchasing power of your money should be directed towards a natural, high quality product, rather than wasted on packaging.

We invite you to give our natural products a try. We do not make any unrealistic or unscientific claims, such as anti-aging or wrinkle elimination, which are impossible in any cosmetic. We develop our products based on sound scientific principles and the physiology of the skin. Our products will convince you on their own merit, since they are natural, vegan and an excellent alternative to conventional cosmetics and make-up.

by: Lori Stryker

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If you have any questions, please contact us at http://www.organicmakeup.ca/.

Interested in selling our products? Contact us to discuss how we can assist each other to bring our safe, natural cosmetics and make-up to interested consumers.

  • References:
    Begoun, Paula (1991). Don't Go To The Cosmetics Counter Without Me, Beginning Press, Seattle.
  • Fairley, Josephine (2001). Organic Beauty, DK Publishing, London.
By Lori Stryker, B.Sc., B.H.Ec., B.Ed. http://www.organicmakeup.ca/

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About The Author
Lori Stryker has been researching and developing all natural skin care and make-up for the purpose of offering men and women safe, natural cosmetics for everyday use. She brings to her research a specialist in human biology from the University of Toronto, coupled with a professional home economics degree and an education degree from the University of British Columbia, fusing chemical and biological knowledge with food, family and textile sciences.
You may use this article but any modification or publication of this article for financial gain must be approved of by the author. The author's name, Lori Stryker and her company's name, The Organic Make-up Company, needs to by note when used.
info@organicmakeup.ca

How to Use Eye Shadow Like the Stars

Most people feel they have some basic flaws with their appearance, and the truth is that the stars are no exception. Beauties like Angelina Jolie and Beyonce Knowles make no secret of their use of various make-up styles to enhance their appearance, and both of these ladies make splendid use of eye shadow. Eye shadow is designed to attract attention to a persons eyes (yes, male movie stars use it too!) and at the same time enhances the appearance of the eyes by detracting attention from or covering up minor flaws.

Here are some tips on how to apply eye shadow in order that it fixes some of the flaws you may believe are there. To maximize the effect of your eye shadow, you will want to make sure that people are aware that you have it on. Some beauty experts suggest priming your eyes before applying the shadow. The eye lids are a lighter shade than the skin on the rest of the face, due mainly to their lessened exposure to light overt the course of a lifetime. A layer of bone shadow over your lids will even up the coloring with the rest of the face, and any color you apply on top of that will tend to stand out.

Next, experiment with several shades before you decide on the right one for you. A bronze colored eye shadow works for most eyes, and other shades will depend on the color of your own eyes. Blue eyes, for example, will be best complemented with a deeper shade of blue (this will make your own eye color pop out and look extra blue), taupe, violet, or gray. Lighter shades and contrasts work great for brown eyes, while green eyes are bedazzling with the similar shades that are slightly deeper. Don't be afraid to try a funky look with your eye shadow. Silvery, sparkly colors can look great and will have an undeniably exotic appeal. Try to match your scheme with your eye color or outfit, and make sure you get some good feedback before trying it out in public.

Finally, there are several techniques that can be used in order to correct the minor flaws you may see in the appearance of your eyes. If you think your eyes are too far apart, you can make them appear closer together by emphasizing the inner corner of your eye. Put more shadow on this area and blend it outwards towards the rest of the eye. Eyes that are too close together can gain the impression of distance by darkening the outer edges of your eye and keeping the inner corners light.

Again, make sure to blend the colors so that the emphasis is not apparent.

If you want your eyes to look bigger, use a lighter color of eye shadow.

Eye shadow is a great way to change your appearance with a multi-use product that does not cost too much and whose application can be mastered by most individuals. Keep you eyes noticeable, and you will be noticed.
by Marcia Cox
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About the author
Marcia Cox is a former makeup artists who maintains a website with free and "
http://hotbeautyproducts.com" cheap beauty ebooks

How To Use Make Up As A Fashion Accessory

Makeup can be one more accessory to your personal image and that’s why we are going to explain to you step by step the most flattering and easy trends so that this season you will be beautiful.

MAKEUP

There are various flattering trends this season. On the one hand, there is the natural look with earthy and gold tones, and neutral tones for the eyes and transparent but shinny lips. On the other hand, there is the sexier look with darker tones for the eyes from navy blue to purple, and (don’t forget black), and dark sexy lips.

ADVICE: Choose a look that works for you and one that you feel most comfortable with and follow the advice that we give you below.

FOUNDATION

Give a touch of something pearlescent to your foundation and you’ll achieve a modern and flattering look.

ADVICE: Apply your foundation to the entire face. Once it has been absorbed in to the skin, wait a few minutes for it to absorb, apply a small amount of illuminating powder in the T zone, forehead, cheekbones and chin. Blend it well with a brush for a pearly but natural effect. The result, light satiny skin.

COVER UP

Brighten your look by using a light cover up which is lighter than your skin tone over your foundation.

ADVICE: Blend it well around your eyes with your finger tip to take away any excess. And that’s it, a great look without bags and full of life.

EYES

For a natural look, use browns and neutral tones.

ADVICE: Apply a golden tone on the upper eyelid to achieve the look and give it a touch of light. If you want your eyes to have a stronger look, use a dark brown pencil on the inner eye.

For a sexy look, use darker tones, the ones you like the most, from navy blue to bottle green. Or if you like, use grays or blacks.

ADVICE: Don’t forget to put the darker color on your eyelid putting a blended line next to the eye lashes and put makeup on the outer eye with a black pencil. Lighten the eyelid just under the eyebrow with a pearly or shinny white for a sexy arousing look.

ESSENTIAL: Everyone notices mascara so curl your eyelashes beforehand and use two cotes to give them volume.

CHEEKBONES

Give your cheekbones a healthy look with soft rosy natural colors.

ADVICE: Blend blush well with a clean brush and loose powder on your cheekbones.

LIPS

If you want a natural look, or you have put too much lipstick on, apply lip gloss for a juicy natural look.

ADVICE: Choose a lip gloss that also shines and protects your lips.

On the other hand, if you want to forget the natural look, try a passion red or a bright fushia.

The result, sexy provocative, but natural lips.

ADVICE: Use a well-sharpened lip pencil that is very similar to your lipstick to outline your lips.
Do this before applying lipstick so that the color will last longer and it will be easier to use darker tones.

THE FINAL TOUCH

Wash your hair with a rinse similar to the natural color of your hair to make it brighter but without changing the color.

ADVICE: Ask you hairdresser. There are rinses that naturally moisturize and give shine to the hair.
by: Maria Llorente

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About The Author
Maria Llorente is a qualified Make Up Artist and Beauty expert.
You read more of her articles at: http://www.promaquillaje.com/.

How To Apply Smokey Eye Make Up

Step 1. You must choose a good concealer. Always choose one shade lighter than your skin tone and completely cover any dark circles. Since the smokey eye is very dark, you want to be certain you have good coverage here.

Step 2. With a black eye pencil, draw a line along the upper lashes. Start thin at the inner corner of the eye gradually getting thicker as you work your way out.

Step 3. As close to the lower lash line as possible, draw a thin line. You can stop either one third of the way in or take it all of the way in to the inner corner. It all depends on how dramatic of a look you want. Play around with both and see what looks best on you.

Step 4. With black liquid eye liner, draw a line on top of the black eye pencil. This gives it staying power.

Step 5. Use a dark grey eye shadow and crease brush and apply eye shadow to the crease (only 1/3 of the way in) of your eye, using aback and forth motion. Blend well, until you see no visible lines. You can also use an eye liner brush, dip it into the grey eye shadow and run it over the liquid liner to add to the smokey look.

Step 6. Coat top and bottom lashes with two coats of black mascara.

Makeup Artist Tips:

Play around with different colors as long as the prominent colors are dark shades. I have done
this look with blues, greens, purples and it has always looked very sexy.

To make your eyes POP , apply a dab of white shadow to the inner corner of each eye with the tip of a thin brush. I do this with everybody and it instantly brings them to life!

The smokey eye look does take a bit of practice, but it is well worth it. It is a sultry evening look that looks great on just about everyone.

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Rebekah Mack Bono is a fashion and beauty editor of The Glamour Gal.http://www.glamourgal.net/

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Rebekah_Mack_Bono

Make Up Tips - Foundation Make Up Tips For A Flawless Base

Selecting and applying foundation make up can be tricky. These foundation make up tips will help make this otherwise frustrating task, a little bit easier for you.

Choosing your color may seem intimidating, but it’s not as bad as it may seem. Simply swipe two or three colors that are close to your natural skin color along your jaw line. You want the make-up to disappear into your skin. If it doesn’t, move along until you find one that does.

Next, you will need to choose your finish and coverage. Are you looking for a sheer, dewy, look or something matte and long lasting? If all of this sounds overwhelming to you, schedule an appointment for a consultation at your favorite department store with a make up artist. This is typically a free service. Talk to them about your lifestyle and needs – are you active at the gym – do you prefer very little makeup – do you need more coverage due to blemishes and scarring? They will help you choose a foundation that is right for your skin type and lifestyle.

Once you have selected the foundation make up that is right for you, you need to prep your face so your foundation goes on smoothly.

Primers are getting a lot more recognition lately, and rightfully so. They help your foundation to glide on like silk and also give it staying power. One to try is Laura Mercier. Another option is to prep with moisturizer. You just have to be careful, because the ingredients in some moisturizers break down the foundation make up – leading it to discolor or peel.

As for application, there are mixed opinions on this. A sponge works well and is easy to blend, although many make-up artists insist on a brush. I think both work just fine and it is a matter of personal preference. I use a brush for the initial application, and blend with a sponge. Blending your foundation into your neck is so important. Do not forget this step or you will have a visible line, and we all know what that looks like don’t we?

Concealer should be applied one shade lighter where you are dark, and the same shade as your foundation where you need to cover redness. Look for a concealer that is water based. This is the biggest error women make when choosing concealer. The majority clog your pores, so the blemishes you are trying to cover are just being replaced! Laura Mercier has a wonderful two in one Camouflage that can be custom blended to match any skin tone.

Finally, dust some translucent loose powder over your entire face with a large brush. Skip this step if you want a dewy look.

There you have it, a flawless base.

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Rebekah Bono is Beauty and Fashion editor for online fashion magazine,The Glamour Gal
http://www.glamourgal.net/ http://www.glamourgal.net/foundation-tip.htm

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Rebekah_Mack_Bono

For a Glowing Skin

Make Up Tip

Do you know how and where to moisturize? Here are some helpful hints…
MOISTURISING our skin is essential to maintain that 'young, beautiful' look. On another note, is it necessary to moisturize all areas of your skin? The answer is NO. Many models actually go to private 'beauty' classes to learn how, when and where to moisturize their skin. So, learn your skin type, don't be 'afraid to try many products before settling on one.


Do not over moisturize as it can lead to clogged pores. Your forehead and cheeks tend to be the drier areas. There is no need to moisturize your chin if it is not needed.

Most women misdiagnose their skin type. This can cause improper moisturizing. You also need to change your techniques of moisturizing with the changes of seasons.

When using a moisturizer, always apply it to the skin in a circulatory motion. Pat your skin with the tips of your fingers gently as if playing a tune on a piano. This is also a great stimulant for your skin.

Tired of buying moisturizers too often? Here is how to make them last longer. Use a small amount of natural vegetable oil as a base first. This will help make your moisturizer last much longer.

Use a moisturizer as a base before applying your foundation. For best results, wait until the moisturizer is dry and then apply foundation. However, if your foundation is somewhat dry; then apply it right away; your moisturizer will help it to loosen up a bit. Know various types of moisturizers available.-
http://www.beauty-cosmetic-guide.com/moisturizers.htm

To get the best results from any of your facial products, rub it between your hands, this helps to heat it up, and hence, becomes easier to apply.Check out more on skin care at
http://www.beauty-cosmetic-guide.com/skin-care.htm
by: Nikhil Jain

Make Up Tips

Prepare, prepare, prepare.
Want your makeup to go on flawless? Well, the canvas has to be prepared then. And that means moisturizer. The easiest way to get just the right amount on, is by applying it with a makeup sponge. The perfect amount will be evently applied ver the entire face.

Define your features:
Soften the harshness of a sharp cheekbone, by applying blush in circular moions on the apples of the cheeks. Make eyes sharper by straightening a round eye by applying liner only on the top eyelashes to give the appearance of a more horizontal line.

The eyes have it.
Want eye shadow to be picture perfect all day? Get in the habit off applying foundation on your eyelids only first. Then apply your eye shadows.. When done, lightly mist water or your Evian bottle mister over eyes to set. Let dry. Then apply the rest of your foundation and makeup as usual. By doing eyes first, you save precious minutes by not having to clean up your fly away eye shadow powders.

Let's Cover Up.
Want perfect coverage? Apply foundation first and then your concealer. Foundation will hide about 75% of all the discolorations you see on a bare face. Then just go in with concealers on the most obvious. You save time and product this way.

Blushing
Blush is a sure fire way to look 5 years younger, instantly. How? With the right color. Look for the most natural flush color you can find. Trick: Apply blush on the inside of your wrist. If it looks natural here, it will look natural on your cheeks.

Eyebrows give expression.
Make sure yours say the right thing. Eyebrow powder should be 1-2 shades lighter thatn your hair color. The same color can look too overpowering on a face and darker than your hair color is just too severe.

Lash Curling - make it an essential.
Nothing opens up eyes more thatn curling the eyelashes. Make it easy by curling at the base of the lashes, hold for 10 seconds, walk 1/2 way out, and then curl for 10 seconds more. Always curl on clean lashes.

Mascara Basics
Want model legth lashes? Do what the pros do. Apply mascara to the tops of the lashes as well as the underneath. Look down into your mirror, and brush your mascara wand on the upper side of your lashes... then look up and brush through again on the bottom side.

Lips 101
Want a perfect lip line? Use your light brown eye pecil to line lips. Apply a bit more on the inside corners of the lip on both top and bottom to create a depth on the outside of the lips. Apply your lipstict or glos over. You've just created a 3D effect lip. Larger, brighter, fuller.