-You can use Crisco (shortning) as make-up remover or moisterizer?
-The best leave in conditioner is fabric softner?
-To get rid of dandruff (for the most part) add 30 plain asprin to a full bottle of your fave shampoo?
-Mix a handful of all natural kitty litter and a 1/2 cup of water to make a face mask?
-Before spraying perfume, rub some vasiline on your wrists, a tiny spot on your neck and the back of your knees? Oily skin holds perfume better and longer.
-To raise the PH level in your shampoo, add asprin to it?
-That rubbing Pepto-Bismal on your skin is a better facial than peel off masks?-You can add sugar and liquid soap to make your own Exfoliate?
-For the best coverage on a zit, apply moiterizer on it before you put on concealer, that way it won't look flakey.
-For bigger looking eyes, you can use two slightly different shades of eyeliner?
-Heating make-up in between your hands helps it glide on easier?
-You can make your own toner by mixing Organic Apple Cider Vinegar with water?
-The best leave in conditioner is fabric softner?
-To get rid of dandruff (for the most part) add 30 plain asprin to a full bottle of your fave shampoo?
-Mix a handful of all natural kitty litter and a 1/2 cup of water to make a face mask?
-Before spraying perfume, rub some vasiline on your wrists, a tiny spot on your neck and the back of your knees? Oily skin holds perfume better and longer.
-To raise the PH level in your shampoo, add asprin to it?
-That rubbing Pepto-Bismal on your skin is a better facial than peel off masks?-You can add sugar and liquid soap to make your own Exfoliate?
-For the best coverage on a zit, apply moiterizer on it before you put on concealer, that way it won't look flakey.
-For bigger looking eyes, you can use two slightly different shades of eyeliner?
-Heating make-up in between your hands helps it glide on easier?
-You can make your own toner by mixing Organic Apple Cider Vinegar with water?
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*avoid having to reapply foundation, apply eye make-up FIRST, then continue on with your make-uply routines
You need four shades af about the same color, or just a little off, example, browns and tans and peaches.
1- apply the 2nd Lightest color over your entire eye lid.
2- apply the Lightest color just under your brow bone- lightly under your eye brow.
3-Use the 2nd Darkest color just in the crease of your eye, make a line and lightly blend it- careful not to blend it too much.
4-Using a stif angle brush, apply the Drakest color on like you would eye liner and gently blend it with your finger. Then cotton swab it under your lower lashes. Then use either the clean end of a cotton swab or a new one and gently, without rubbing, get the little 'dust' of eyeshadows that fell on your face.
You need four shades af about the same color, or just a little off, example, browns and tans and peaches.
1- apply the 2nd Lightest color over your entire eye lid.
2- apply the Lightest color just under your brow bone- lightly under your eye brow.
3-Use the 2nd Darkest color just in the crease of your eye, make a line and lightly blend it- careful not to blend it too much.
4-Using a stif angle brush, apply the Drakest color on like you would eye liner and gently blend it with your finger. Then cotton swab it under your lower lashes. Then use either the clean end of a cotton swab or a new one and gently, without rubbing, get the little 'dust' of eyeshadows that fell on your face.
* first of all, if you want more/ longer lashes, stay natural! Use a serum at night on CLEAN lasesh and also put it on in the morning BEFORE you put on any make-up. Warning: this may take a couple of weeks to get visible results, just hold on and keep putting it on. Granted God made you beautiful just the way you are, don't get me wrong.*
!.) Eyeliner: Start by putting it on at the root of your lashes and work out ward makinga light line. Darken it if you really want to.
Tip: get in between each lash for a fuller look- it actually works I do that
-use a cotton swab to smudge the liner kinda upwards, you might feel like you're wiping it off.. you kind of are, but if you need too, you can put on a little more liner.
-under the eyes, get the liner right into the lashes too, and if you really wanted to, you could smudge the liner also.
2.) Mascara: Start slowly on either side and work your way to the middle. ( although I am guilty of starting in the middle) You'll get less clumps.
!.) Eyeliner: Start by putting it on at the root of your lashes and work out ward makinga light line. Darken it if you really want to.
Tip: get in between each lash for a fuller look- it actually works I do that
-use a cotton swab to smudge the liner kinda upwards, you might feel like you're wiping it off.. you kind of are, but if you need too, you can put on a little more liner.
-under the eyes, get the liner right into the lashes too, and if you really wanted to, you could smudge the liner also.
2.) Mascara: Start slowly on either side and work your way to the middle. ( although I am guilty of starting in the middle) You'll get less clumps.
oops, i seem to have missed some days posting... my bad.
1.) Moisterize your skin- use alittle and apply it using a sponge and gently dab it all over you face.
2.)Foundation- look at you skin tone on your neck or your undertone. Apply the foundation by using a brush or a sponge (I perfer a sponge so I can easily get off extra foundation). You DON'T need it all over your face, only places with a little redness, really.
3.) Concealer- use the same brand andtone as the foundation, that was your not mix matched.. although, you probably already knew that. Apply your concealer under your eyes, in the creases of your nose and under your lips.
** if you need to cover up a zit/pimple, use a GREEN concealer first, the green counter acts the red of the zit. then apply your regualr concealer. Remember to apply it going down your face, not up. If you go up, you block more of your pores so you will get break outs faster/ more.
4.) Powder- apply the powder right where your blush is going to go so that the blush glides on evenly and easily.
5.) Blush- apply it straight back, stop when you see the light shade of the color in the compact, you want it to look 'real'. you could also use a touch of the blush on you forehead, nose and chin for a more sun kissed look.
1.) Moisterize your skin- use alittle and apply it using a sponge and gently dab it all over you face.
2.)Foundation- look at you skin tone on your neck or your undertone. Apply the foundation by using a brush or a sponge (I perfer a sponge so I can easily get off extra foundation). You DON'T need it all over your face, only places with a little redness, really.
3.) Concealer- use the same brand andtone as the foundation, that was your not mix matched.. although, you probably already knew that. Apply your concealer under your eyes, in the creases of your nose and under your lips.
** if you need to cover up a zit/pimple, use a GREEN concealer first, the green counter acts the red of the zit. then apply your regualr concealer. Remember to apply it going down your face, not up. If you go up, you block more of your pores so you will get break outs faster/ more.
4.) Powder- apply the powder right where your blush is going to go so that the blush glides on evenly and easily.
5.) Blush- apply it straight back, stop when you see the light shade of the color in the compact, you want it to look 'real'. you could also use a touch of the blush on you forehead, nose and chin for a more sun kissed look.
1.) You should only pop white heads, they’re safer to pop. Don’t pop a cyst or boil, those can scar you’re pretty face.
2.) Wash your hands and face, then swab spot the pimple with rubbing alcohol.
3.) Dip a clean needle in the alcohol and GENTLY pierce the white head. Try not to draw blood.
4.) Squeeze gently from either side using clean hands or Q-tips. If it doesn’t come out easy, STOP squeezing, it could cause a scar.
5.) Cover with a small band-aid to prevent scabbing.
From Jessica Wu, L.A. Dermatologist ‘Feed Your Face’ $27 St. Martin’s Press, Amazon.com.
- I would recommend doing this at night. You don’t wanna walk around all day with a purple circle band-aid in your face… unless you absolutely want to do that.
2.) Wash your hands and face, then swab spot the pimple with rubbing alcohol.
3.) Dip a clean needle in the alcohol and GENTLY pierce the white head. Try not to draw blood.
4.) Squeeze gently from either side using clean hands or Q-tips. If it doesn’t come out easy, STOP squeezing, it could cause a scar.
5.) Cover with a small band-aid to prevent scabbing.
From Jessica Wu, L.A. Dermatologist ‘Feed Your Face’ $27 St. Martin’s Press, Amazon.com.
- I would recommend doing this at night. You don’t wanna walk around all day with a purple circle band-aid in your face… unless you absolutely want to do that.
1. Want flawless concealer? Pat it on, DON'T rub it.
2. Do you want your hair to have those surfer like blonde ends? Towards the ends of your hair, dab on some blonde color.
3. Want a flattering lip color? No matter what shades, normally, mix two lip colors together.
4. Have you ever messed up your eyeliner? Don't lie now. To get the perfect eyeliner, get a flat stiff brush, one that has an angle, and either cream liner or a powder liner. Don't put it on in a straight line, instead, gently dab it on close to the lash line so it looks more 'natural'.
5. Bad hair day? We all get those, but put the hats away. Dry shampoo and hair cream work great! Dry shampoo takes away the 'grease' and extra oil. It and the hair cream give your hair volume and texture.
2. Do you want your hair to have those surfer like blonde ends? Towards the ends of your hair, dab on some blonde color.
3. Want a flattering lip color? No matter what shades, normally, mix two lip colors together.
4. Have you ever messed up your eyeliner? Don't lie now. To get the perfect eyeliner, get a flat stiff brush, one that has an angle, and either cream liner or a powder liner. Don't put it on in a straight line, instead, gently dab it on close to the lash line so it looks more 'natural'.
5. Bad hair day? We all get those, but put the hats away. Dry shampoo and hair cream work great! Dry shampoo takes away the 'grease' and extra oil. It and the hair cream give your hair volume and texture.