eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.
How to Shape Eyebrows with Tweezers
How to Use a Spatula as a Makeup Applicator
How to Use a Sponge as a Makeup Applicator
How to Use a Blush Brush to Apply Makeup
How to Use Talcon Brushes as Makeup Applicators
How to Apply a Cream Foundation
How to Use a Sponge to Apply Foundation
Types of Brushes for Applying Powder
Sponge vs. Fingers in Makeup Application
How to Clean Makeup Brushes
How to Apply Powder with Brushes
How to Use Small Brushes in Makeup Application
How to Apply Eyeliner for Natural Makeup
How to Apply Lip Liner
How to Apply Lip Color
How to Apply Lip Color for Full Lips
Tips for Applying Full Lip Color
How to Apply Foundation
How to Apply Foundation Under Eyes
How to Apply Powder with Different Brush Sizes
How to Apply White Eyeshadow
How to Use Eyeliner Pencils
Tips for Using Eyeliner Pencils
How to Apply Mascara
How to Apply Pink Blush
How to Apply Lip Gloss
Summary: Makeup foundation is the first step towards beautiful make up. Learn how to apply foundation in this free video clip about tips for applying makeup.
Yvette Parrish, makeup artist to the stars, shows you how to apply makeup professionally. Among her many accomplishments, Yvette was makeup artist for the movie "Miss Congeniality," as...read more
" Thank you for visiting expertvillage.com we are going to be discussing different makeup applicators. Alright now we have the foundation ( I'm going to move her slightly over here) I want to make sure this is blended and I want you to look up to the ceiling a little bit higher. There we go. I'm blending it into the neck I'm not grabbing more makeup I'm just taking whatever is left on the sponge because a lot of make is absorb and I'm just bringing it down. That way she has a blended look. Down this way I'm going to put a little bit on her ear so everything is one color. If you grab more foundation you know that is going to be to much around the ear area. I just want to add a little bit."
eHow Article: How to Apply Foundation
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.
