How to Get Flawless Looking Skin With Makeup

Alot of people have things they want to cover up, blackheads, open pores, zits, dark circles. I love to do makeup, and I've found a way to look like you just stepped out of Cosmopolitan Magazine.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• concealer stick
• whipped foundation
• mascara
• loose face powder

1. You need to wash your face, and use toner afterwards. If you have dry flaky skin, you can get rid of that easily enough with scotch tape, any other tape will take off more skin than you intended. After the toner, put on an oil-free moisturizer, and make sure it's absorbed into the skin.

2. Use the stick concealer for zits only. Cover the area with it and only blend around the zit itself, otherwise you'll take away the makeup covering the redness.

3. Now to cover those open pores and blackheads. Take your whipped concealer and make sure you hands are clean before you dip your fingers in. Take a small amount and using a very light touch smooth it over the area. The lighter the touch, the better coverage you'll get.

4. Also use the whipped concealer to cover black circles, do the same thing you did with your pores.

5. Now for the easy part, the loose powder. Take a big makeup brush put it in the loose powder and tap the brush a couple of times and put it all over your face for a flawless complexion.

6. If you're a beginner, you need to be careful with mascara. First you want to wipe off excess mascara with a tissue, hold the brush steady and cover as many lashes as possible, mainly concentrating on the tips. If you end up with a smudge, just wet a Q-tip and wipe away your mistake. Finish with eyeshadow or lipstick or whatever you like, and enjoy your new look!!!

Tips & Warnings

• Make sure you get concealer to match your skin tone
• Don't put on too much, if you do it won't look natural at all

[denise83]

on 11/24/2009 no problem, I love to do makeup

[MargaritaBobita]

on 11/24/2009 Good article for applying make up. Thanks for sharing.