 It is astonishing, but 90% of all women do their make-up wrong. The reason why this happens is the complexity of techniques created over the last one hundred years as artists as a rule use the subjective methods and not the objective methods.
The right method of make-up application requires the objective method, which means you need rules to follow and a guide to all the changeable contained there in. Some general rules to make-up application exist and these rules are fool proof. Nevertheless, if you break one rule you will do your make-up incorrect and will have defeated your purpose.
These rules work on all women of the world. This means every face shape, skin tone skin hue, blending colors, non-blending colors and perhaps more importantly the in-between colors you have never considered, as well as the missing variables never put in print to this very day.
Once you learn your focal points and point-of-view and have a special knowledge that will guide you to the center of your face, your on your way to the perfect you and the ability to appear up to 7 years younger with the right mass of color choices that suit you own needs. Once you know the general rules you can return to the subjective method, because you will be able to create any look or facial creation you so chose knowing that you will look amazing to say the least.
General Make-up Tips:
Women with brown eyes should never use blue eye shadow. The reason is simple – brown and blue are clashing colors and are also not-blending colors. These colors together are not even close in the color spectrum, so they cannot create a balance to eye art in any way. Nevertheless, these colors can be used in fashion when the correct hues are combined with a blending color. For eye art they are never to be used together.
If you beware of red lipstick and you are not a true winter season you will washout your focal points and the point of view, as well as clash to tonal balance to skin tone and hue, a bad choice and the color red has sexual implications and always have since the early 50’s all light skin such as summer and springs should never ware red also if you have red hues or tones to your skin, this color will have to much contrast and will washout.
The only thing people will see is your lipstick. Moreover, red is harsh and is not a blending color to a women’s face at least your skin tone is very dark like ebony. Red pictures an aging factor to all women at any age. It draws your interlocutor to a closer look to your age lines, smile lines and frown lines. For example, if you are 17 years old and want to look older you simply need to use bright red lipstick and you will appear at least 5 years older. And dark red lipstick will age you even more.
You should use oil based foundation with great caution because they block up your pores. If you use it be sure to clean your face well and use the standard procedure before application and only use an application that covers your face in a good balance in order to create the frame of your face but don’t load it on. Remember the newer foundations with a water base are better for you all around.
If your lipstick does not have built in sun screen you should apply some to your lips before the application.
Blush application is the biggest abuse of make-up application. It has been for many years your goal not to look like a clown but rather healthfully this means a natural look. The correct method is to buy a good brush and choose the correct color hue to your skin tone of course you must first know all the variables there in; as too are you a solid season or a crossover to dual season, this can be very complex at times but not for everyone. If you pick the wrong blush hue or tone you will age yourself and spoil all make-up application, because the only thing that will excel is your misuse of blush.
The major make-up companies don’t know anything about blush. They simply sell what you buy. In fact, you control the colors they make by buying them.
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