IMPORTANT DOs AND DONTs OF MAKEUP

Makeup has been an in thing for girls from way back and until today. It is so popular that a lot of girls and ladies in the present day are even studying makeup in the comfort of their own homes.Attending makeup classes or going to a prestigious cosmetology school is not necessary these days because a lot of things can be learned by reading books and by going online. Not all things can ONLY be studied in school but a lot of things can be learned through experience. Get these simple makeups know how’s for to keep your personal makeup going smooth, appealing and pleasing to the eyes instead of pain to the eyes of people.

Here are few tips and cautions for you to  stay in the "Pleasing-to-the-eyes" zone instead of "Pain-to-the-eyes" zone

DOs:

• Remember, makeup is to enhance your looks, not to cover them up.
• The natural look with good skin is very pretty.
• Find a face wash that works for your skin type. Not every face wash works for everyone.
• Before all this, you should eat breakfast! Not only will it give you a great energy boost before you head off, but it will give you a nice pink in your cheeks and pink lips, and keep you refreshed throughout the day.
• Keep your eyebrows groomed!
• Always use a new face cleanser for a few weeks before you decide if it works.
• Keep your hair off of your face whenever you can to avoid making your face oily.
• Get good lighting. Natural light is often best so try to have a mirror next to your window in the bathroom. Your makeup will probably look better because of this.
• To avoid nasty looking mascara clumps, try moving the mascara wand gently left and right while coating your eyelashes.
• Keep some lip-gloss in your backpack or pocket because you will want to touch up a little during the day.
• If your mom or big sister wear too much makeup it doesn't mean you have to.
• If you are using eyeshadow, liner, or both, a primer is a good idea as it will help your eye makeup to stay on longer without migrating and/or fading.
• Always blend your foundation down your neck, but make sure it doesn't go on your collar of your shirt.
• You could also put on a little bit of eyeshadow like very light pinks and natural brownish colors.
• Use a sheer gloss it is very good it exemplifies you lips and shows how luscious they are.
• If you apply your eye pencil to the inside of your bottom lid be sure you sharpen it afterward to reduce the risk of eye infection. (If you buy liquid eye pencil it makes this much easier!)
• Use petroleum jelly as an alternative if lip gloss isn't your thing. It will also keep your lips well moisturized, glossy and, perhaps, more kissable.
• Put a bit of powder over any concealer just to blend it.
• Use browns and creams for eyeshadow colors.
• If you have light skin and you have gotten a tan you should to make sure that your tan doesn't look too orange or it may destroy the look you are going for.
• If you are in middle school then just keep it simple. Most kids this age won't be allowed or expected to wear makeup so just add a slick of natural colored lip-gloss! As you get older you can experiment with different types of makeup and different colors.
• Put pressed powder under foundation to smooth your face.
• For dark skinned girls, you just have to make sure that you don't use colors that are too bright for you skin e.g green eyeshadow is a big NO. A light colored eye shadow with shine is fine.
• If you want to, you can add a little blusher too.
• Be careful of the amount of blush or foundation you wear.
• If you're not allowed makeup, use a skin colored eye liner to make your eyes look bigger.

 DON'Ts:

• Check your makeup in natural sunlight. Some bad mistakes girls make are too much rouge, blurry mascara, dark lip liner, penciled eyebrows or over-plucked eyebrows, strange-colored eyeshadow or foundation that is the wrong color - all because it looked fine in their crummy bathroom light.
• Be careful to not get any makeup in your eye.
• Avoid touching your face at all, the oil on your fingers will get on your face and make your face very greasy. Always wash your hands before touching your face.
• You should only wash your face two times a day: in the morning and before you go to bed. If you wash your face too much, your face will get really dried out.
• Changing your face regimen may result in acne, so don't judge quickly.
• It's also very important to know if you're allergic to anything. Make sure you find something you're not allergic to.
• Don't use crazy colors like green, purple, etc. for eyeshadow.
• Don't make yourself orange.