How to Cleanse Your Face Before Applying Makeup on the Run

Series Summary

No matter how long you have been wearing makeup, you can always learn new tricks. Every girl knows that makeup is definitely an art form that requires a great deal of time and diligence. We are always up for trying new tricks, techniques, and of course, the latest style! However, it can be hard to find those individuals that will put up with showing us the step-by-step application. Thankfully, by watching make-up artists on line, we can inconvenience them over and over again with no guilt or fuss.

In our hectic lives, time is not always on our side when we need to apply makeup. If you need to find a way to put on decent makeup in a short period of time, this video series is perfect for you. Our expert, Michelle Renee, shows you how to apply makeup on the go. Learn tips for creating a lasting makeup look throughout the day. Also, Michelle teaches you how to apply stunning eye makeup. So, find some time in your busy schedule, and watch this free video series today!

Video Transcript

"Hi, I'm Michelle Renee from the Michelle Renee Makeup Artist Group here in Tampa, Florida on behalf of Expert Village I'm going to demonstrate makeup on the go. The first step to any makeup routine should be cleansing your canvas. It is important before you put on palette to have clean, fresh skin. There are many types of cleansers out there. I have oily skin. I'm completely oil in my T-zone and cheek area. I personally like to have a cleanser with little beads in there called jojoba beads or some kind of exfoliator built into my cleanser. That makes me feel squeaky clean. I also have clients that are T-zone oily. They like to use a gel or a bar so they feel smooth and clean. Lastly, we have people with dry skin. When you have dry skin you might want to use a cleanser in a jar with more emollient products in it. Any type of skin that you have just make sure you listen to what your skin is telling you. You can go to your local drug store or department store and ask a specialist what type of product they recommend for your specific skin."