Tips to hide those Eye bags Away
We got them – under eye circles, blemishes, and dark spots. Here's how to hide and fake it with the little use of c so it will look like you don't have a thing on your face.
There are four steps on applying of concealer on your face.
Here are some more tips to hide those bags away
Eyes bags are a facial features you were born with- you can't conceal them. You can, however, create the illusion of diminishing it. Apply a lighter shade of concealer in a half moon pattern right under the puffy area and a darker shade on the puff it self. Do not blend in; just pat it shades until its sit on your skin.
Do not defeat the purpose of concealer by rubbing it against your skin! Pat gently and let it "disappear into your skin"
Use a concealer brush for hard- to- reach areas. For everyday application, nothing beats your fingers (the best make up tool yet!). The fiction between the skin on your fingers and your face will help concealer blend in easier.
Concealer cannot hide acne! It may diminish the redness. But not completely erase it- no matter how heavy duty your concealer is.
For best result, apply foundation first before concealer. As a rule foundations only even out your skin tone. Though are some formulated to conceal as well.
Stick on your skin tone! There is nothing worse than having a pale skin on a morena complexion.
Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize! What is worse than having a cakey complexion?
Liquid concealer are easier to blend and will actually avoid accentuating wrinkles.
Concealers are not miracle drugs. They may do wonders on the face but will not give you softer than baby's butt complexion. Remember: concealer conceal.
There are four steps on applying of concealer on your face.
- Start clean! Prepare your face with cleanser, toner and moisturizer – that way, makeup will adhere to skin better and will provide a good palette for base, thus not creating blotches by the middle of the day.
- Using a concealer brush apply a small amount around the eyes area. Start with the inside corners of the nose and work your way out ward. (Tips: Do not apply concealer directly under the lash line –doing do will make your eyes appear smaller).
- Repeat the same procedure on the side of the nose and on area where you feel you need extra coverage; pat gently.
- Set with loose powder. Apply with powder puff and remove excess with a huge fluffy brush
Here are some more tips to hide those bags away
Eyes bags are a facial features you were born with- you can't conceal them. You can, however, create the illusion of diminishing it. Apply a lighter shade of concealer in a half moon pattern right under the puffy area and a darker shade on the puff it self. Do not blend in; just pat it shades until its sit on your skin.
Do not defeat the purpose of concealer by rubbing it against your skin! Pat gently and let it "disappear into your skin"
Use a concealer brush for hard- to- reach areas. For everyday application, nothing beats your fingers (the best make up tool yet!). The fiction between the skin on your fingers and your face will help concealer blend in easier.
Concealer cannot hide acne! It may diminish the redness. But not completely erase it- no matter how heavy duty your concealer is.
For best result, apply foundation first before concealer. As a rule foundations only even out your skin tone. Though are some formulated to conceal as well.
Stick on your skin tone! There is nothing worse than having a pale skin on a morena complexion.
Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize! What is worse than having a cakey complexion?
Liquid concealer are easier to blend and will actually avoid accentuating wrinkles.
Concealers are not miracle drugs. They may do wonders on the face but will not give you softer than baby's butt complexion. Remember: concealer conceal.
