Best makeup routine?

Question

what would be a good make up routine (not including eyes, lips) for example, using powder and bronzer ect. what goes 1st? i want to even out my complextion by using a makeup but i've never used makeup and i want some tips. could you give me some examples of different brands and prices of the product(preferably affordable) if it helps, i have light skin. i don't really want to use foundation, but an Oil-Free Transluscent Powder sounds good. help?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

First of all I cant help you out with which products to use (I use MAC cosmetics and most people find them to be a little expensive, but if you'd like, let me know and i'll tell you what to get). You can go to www.maccosmetics.com to see if these products are in your price range.

Routine:

*Wash your face

*Apply a toner

*Apply a moisturizer with SPF 15 at least in it

*Use a "primer" like Rimmel's Fix & Perfect, about $6

*If you have blemishes or blotchiness use a concealer of your choice to even you out

*Last but not least, apply the Transluscent Powder to set your concealer so it stays put.

Answer 3

Yes. I use & recommend using mineral foundations. smokymountainminerals.com, has the best price purest products & value I 've seen + postage is free. Avon is good too & It's under $10.00 also.

Start with a clean face, I apply moisturizer mixed with sunscreen & let it dry for a few seconds. Sometimes I use primer, which you can do in the smm brand or in a liquid brand like smashbox - which I use their products too)> then I do my eyes, which if i mess up, i can do over, or cover later.. Go on to the lips & match that color with cheek color. Do not clash colors. If you want you can contour with a darker color right in under your cheek color. Just use a small swipe of the dark color &only thinly blend it in >> It sets off your & makes you look thinner, accentuates your cheek bones.

Answer 4

i would not know.

Answer 5

An oil free translucent powder is great.  Apply that, then aplpy bronzer with a brush to areas of the face where the sun naturally hits: The temples, cheekbones and chin.

Answer 6

if you dont want foudation, go with this: if you have zits, get a concealer stick so you can just cover up those trouble spots (you can get it with salicyclic acid in it-the pimple fighting stuff), then dust on powder, add bronzer, then blush. hope this helps!

also, just going to your drugstore can get you the cheapest stuff, especailly if the stuff is on sale,a nd there you can compare brands. =]