How to Clean Your Face Before Applying Summer Time Makeup

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.

If you are looking for some tips on summer makeup, search no further. Our expert, Michelle Renee, teaches you how to apply a summer makeup look. Michelle shows you everything: cleansing, exfoliating, and moisturizing your face. She also shows you how apply sunscreen under makeup. Learn how to apply foundation, concealer, and powder for the summer. Michelle also shows you some summer eyeshadow tips. So, if you are looking for makeup tips, watch this free video series today!

Video Transcript

"Hi! I'm Michelle Renee here in Tampa, Florida with the Michelle Renee Makeup Artist Group. On behalf of Expert Village, I'm here to demonstrate makeup for summer. Hi! It's Michelle Renee again and I'm here with my model Leslie. The first thing that you want to do is cleanse your skin. During the summer, most people's skin is oilier than normal, so we want to pay special attention to what your skin is telling you. Leslie my model has T zone oil, so that means she's oily in the T zone and dry in the cheeks. That's what most people are going to be. Me, on the other hand, I'm completely oily. That means I'm oily in my T zone and my cheek area. There are many products out there to cleanse your skin. I recommend that you go to your drug store or your department store and ask the sales clerk which is best for you. For T zone, I recommend something in gel. For oily skin, I want something a little bit harsher maybe with salicylic acid in it to give me that squeaky clean."