It seems that women are always looking for ways to get longer-looking lashes, and while many gals may think the secret to fuller fringe lies within the contents of the mascara tube, it may actually be linked to how the product is applied.
According to celebrity makeup artist Angela Levin, who recently worked with Jennifer Aniston, ladies can use a fan brush to put on mascara, for an amazing look.
"To make her blue eyes really pop, I finished with three coats of mascara," Angela Levin told People.com. "I applied one coat [using a fan brush], then brushed out the lashes, a second coat, again brushed out the lashes, and finally a third coat."
Ladies looking to try out this trick can use a Paula Dorf Mascara Fan Brush. The tool is hand-cut and hand-shaped to ensure expert precision.
Before applying mascara, however, remember to shape lashes with an eyelash curler. Paula Dorf Curl-Up Eyelash Curler will gently crimp lashes without pinching or pulling at the delicate skin around one's eyes.
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Expert advice for applying flawless mascara
Monday, September 27th, 2010Contoured makeup may be one of fall’s biggest trends
Thursday, August 26th, 2010
With each new season comes a slew of cosmetic trends. According to StyleList.com, one of this fall’s biggest trends is sculpted, neutral makeup.
“It’s a look that is luxurious in the sense that it is very rich in textures and in soft nuances,” industry expert Luc Bouchard told the news source.
While the idea of brushing on various products to achieve flawless contouring may seem intimidating, Bouchard shared a few tips that will make applying makeup a lot easier.
“All you have to do is apply the contour right under the [cheekbone] and blend it as to hug the bone,” the makeup expert told the website.
To create contours, use a foundation that is a bit darker than your skin tone. To make blending easier, he recommends creamy formulas as opposed to powder, and applying a little at a time until you achieve the desired intensity.
However, women should remember to highlight certain areas as well, he adds. Dust an iridescent loose powder on the top of your cheekbones, in the center of your eyelid and in the inner corners of your eyes to soften the look and brighten your face.
To flawlessly apply sculpted makeup, it is paramount that you use the right brushes. Jane Iredale Professional Brush Set includes 16 brushes that will help to perfect this – and many other – looks.
How to fake a put-together look when under the weather
Monday, August 9th, 2010
Colds are often considered a wintertime ailment, but catching a sneeze-inducing bug in the summer can be just as miserable. And when you’re sick in the heat and humidity, putting on a face full of makeup may seem like too arduous a task. However, according to Allure.com, even the sickest sisters can still look put together with a few cosmetic techniques.
Chapped, irritated skin is a surefire indication that you are feeling sick. To rid your face of redness, the website suggests using an opaque concealer that is slightly paler than your skin tone. Remember to avoid rose-colored blushes and lipsticks as well – these shades will draw attention to other red areas on your face.
A few coats of mascara is a great way fake an awake-looking appearance, but opt for a waterproof formula to safeguard your lashes from teary-eyed smudges.
To further fake a bright-eyed gaze, the news source recommends applying a dot of gold cream eyeshadow in the inner corners of your eyes. “It makes eyes look wide open and beautiful in the light,” makeup artist Tom Pecheux told the news provider.
Finally, you may want to stock up on disposable applicators to avoid spreading germs. To be safe, however, invest in a brush cleanser to sanitize and revitalize your makeup tools once you recover.






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