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Summary: Want to try new eye shadow makeup? Learn techniques for applying eyeshadow in this free video clip from a professional cosmetologist.
Peggy Hafernick is a beauty consultant with the leading cosmetic company in the United States. Each month she consults with dozens of women on tips and techniques to help themselves...read more
"Hello! I'm Peggy Hafernick and I'm speaking on behalf of Expert Village. Today we're going to be talking about skin care and applying makeup. You can actually take that out if that's easier for you than holding the whole case. You're going to apply it all over and that's going to give you a nice foundation for the rest of the colors. It's going to even out again the tone of your skin. Anytime that you have a little bit of darkness under your eyes, in the corners of your eyes, if you use something light. You can use your highlighter, you can use a concealer, you can use a lighter shade of foundation to help lighten those darker areas. Really, natural is what you're looking for. You really want a more natural look. Most people do. Most people don't want to look terribly made up. Yeah, I like natural."
eHow Article: Applying Eye Shadow Colors
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