Makeup

ACHIEVE EFFORTLESS PERFECTION

Cover Imperfections: Use concealer to hide blemishes, dark circles, or redness. Opt for a shade one or two tones lighter than your foundation to brighten under the eyes.
Use for Highlighting: You can also use a lighter concealer to highlight the high points of your face, such as the tops of your cheekbones, bridge of the nose, and forehead.

Prep Your Skin: Before applying makeup, always start with a clean, moisturised face. Use a hydrating primer to create a smooth surface and ensure your makeup lasts longer.
Choose the Right Foundation: Select a foundation that matches your skin tone. Test it on your jawline to find the perfect shade. Consider your skin type (oily, dry, combination) when choosing the finish—matte for oily skin, dewy for dry skin.
Blend, Blend, Blend: Blending foundation well into the skin is key. Use a beauty sponge or brush for an airbrushed finish. Don’t forget your neck to avoid a noticeable line.

Contouring: For a more sculpted look, use contouring products to create shadows on the sides of your nose, cheekbones, and jawline. Blend well to avoid harsh lines.
Blush: Apply blush on the apples of your cheeks for a fresh, youthful glow. For a natural look, go for a peachy or soft pink shade that complements your skin tone.
Highlighting: Use a highlighter on the high points of your face like the cheekbones, cupid's bow, brow bone, and down the center of your nose to catch the light and create dimension.

Brows are Key: Well-groomed brows frame the face. Use a brow pencil or powder to fill in sparse areas. For a more natural look, brush the hairs upwards and use a clear brow gel to set them.
Eyeshadow Application: Start with a neutral base color all over the lid, then deepen the crease with a slightly darker shade. For a bolder look, add a pop of color to the lower lash line or center of the eyelids.
Eyeliner Tricks: Use liquid or gel eyeliner to define your eyes. For a softer look, use a pencil eyeliner on the waterline. Try tight lining (lining the upper waterline) for a more natural look that adds volume to your lashes.
Mascara: Curl your lashes before applying mascara to open up your eyes. Opt for waterproof mascara if you need staying power throughout the day. Focus on the base of your lashes for volume and length.

Exfoliate Lips: Exfoliate your lips with a lip scrub or a damp toothbrush to remove dead skin. This makes lipstick go on smoother.
Lip Liner: Outline your lips with a lip liner that matches your lipstick to prevent feathering and enhance the shape of your lips.
Choose the Right Lip Color: Pick a lip shade that complements your overall makeup look. For a bold, statement lip, go for reds or deep shades; for a natural everyday look, nude or pink tones work beautifully.
Gloss It Up: If you want a glossy finish, apply lip gloss over your lipstick. You can also wear it alone for a subtle shine.

Setting Spray or Powder: To ensure your makeup stays in place all day, use a setting spray or translucent powder. A setting spray will lock everything in, while powder can help control shine, especially for those with oily skin.
Touch-Up Tips: Keep blotting papers handy to remove excess oil throughout the day without disrupting your makeup.

Brush Hygiene: Regularly clean your makeup brushes and sponges to avoid bacteria buildup and ensure smooth application. Use a gentle brush cleanser or mild soap and let the brushes dry completely.