The six most common taboos in makeup

It is natural for women to love beauty and makeup, but there are often many taboos when putting on makeup that may cause you to unknowingly fall into minefields. In order to prevent girls from falling into these traps, today I will share six makeup tips with you, so write them down quickly.

Although a white complexion can hide three flaws, the obvious color difference between the face and the neck is a taboo for makeup artists. The most foolproof way to test foundation is to apply it directly on the junction of the face and neck, go to a department store and look in the mirror under natural light. If the color blends into the skin, then it's correct. Never choose a foundation that is too different from the skin color. Apply it more naturally. Also, apply the foundation evenly on the hairline and corners of the mouth, otherwise it will leave an impression of thick powder.

If the eyebrows are really sparse, you should still draw them one by one, and hold the eyebrow pencil at a 45-degree angle and draw them in a blending manner. A compromise method is to use an eyebrow pencil to draw the eyebrow shape, and use the recently popular eyebrow powder to slightly blend them to create a natural hair-like effect.

Compared with the thickness of the keratin and the amount of oil produced on the entire face, the cheeks should not be the first consideration. Touch-up should start from the T-zone and forehead, because these areas are prone to oil production. The cheeks only need to be touched up in a very small amount, or even not at all. The same principle applies to exfoliation. The technique should be developed from the T-zone to the surrounding area of ​​the face, and finally the cheeks.

Cleaning brushes is very important. Brushes are not only easy to collect dirt, but also absorb oil from the face when brushing. Over time, the ability to pick up powder will also decrease. Therefore, developing a good habit of cleaning brushes regularly is good for your face and makeup products!

If the blemishes are not too obvious, DIOR makeup artist Qiu Zhiwei said that the color of the concealer for covering acne should not be too dark, just natural. It should not be applied only on the acne, but some concealer should be applied around the area to make it look natural. The color used to cover dark circles should be slightly darker than the skin color. If it is a large area of ​​​​zygomatic spots, it is best to use liquid foundation to blend concealer, which is more natural and will not produce color difference. Also, liquids are easier to spread evenly than pastes or powders. If you are a beginner, it is best to choose a texture that is easy to spread evenly.

Many girls have difficulty removing mascara cleanly. Over time, their eyelashes become easily broken and unhealthy. It is possible to simply use cleansing oil to remove mascara, but it is best to pour the cleansing oil or eyelash makeup remover on a cotton pad first, and then treat the eyelashes like sandwiches. After the cleansing oil dissolves the mascara, the mascara can be removed smoothly. If you want to strengthen the removal, remember that mascara is usually applied on the fan-shaped surface of the open eyes, so you can follow the fan-shaped area, from the inside to the outside and from the bottom to the top of the upper eyelashes. For the sparser lower eyelashes, you may also wish to use a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover to clean them along the surface where the mascara is applied.