Hi guys,
I am so happy to tell you guys our BMpro workshop was a blast. Here is saying a big thank you to everyone that participated.I will upload the pictures in a couple of days . In the mean time, check out the most common mistakes ladies make.
Sleeping with Your Makeup On
This might be the worst mistake you can make with your face.
No matter how late it is or how tired you are, always take the time to remove
your makeup before you go to bed. Besides the fact that you'll wake up with
panda eyes, it's really bad for your skin.
Makeup clogs your pores, which prevents them from doing their
job -- releasing sebum, which lets out dead skin cells and other irritants.
When sebum isn't released, it builds up and results in acne. Leaving your eye
makeup on can be even worse. It can cause irritation, an allergic reaction, or
even an infection. Not really worth it to save those couple minutes, is it?
Always clean the makeup from your face with a gentle facial cleanser.
Over-application of Blush
Too much of anything is overwhelming. This includes your
blush. If you want the flushed look, smile and apply the blush to the
apples of your cheeks. If you want a more structured look, follow your cheekbones
and then blend the blush upward to avoid creating stripes. The thing with blush
is that you can always add more. But if you've been a little overzealous in the
application, try adding a little loose powder over the cheek to tone it down.
Or gently wipe it away with a tissue. If it's a cream blush, try gently removing
the excess with a clean makeup sponge.
Wearing Lip Liner That's Too Dark
There's nothing wrong with wearing lip liner. It has two functions:
to keep the lipstick from feathering or bleeding, and to make your lips look
bigger. However, many women make the mistake of wearing a lip liner that's much
darker than their shade of lipstick. This was briefly a trend in the 1990s, but
we mean briefly.
Also, sporting a dark outline of lip liner in contrast to a
lighter lipstick will give you an odd ring-around-the-mouth appearance, which
is simply not an attractive look. Use a lip liner that matches or closely complements
your lipstick, or try a clear lip liner. For older women, a clear lip liner is
best, because it won't noticeably settle into lines around the mouth as the day
goes on.
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Thanks xx