Learning How to Apply Makeup
Learning how to apply makeup really does not have to be difficult, you just need to follow a few easy steps until you get used to the idea and feel comfortable doing it on your own.
Create a Base
The first step in learning how to apply makeup involves creating a base on your face. You need to apply a concealer, and you want to choose a shade that is actually one shade lighter than your foundation. This will help to lighten dark circles and reduce wrinkles, and make sure that you dot it under your eyes and blend with your fingertips to get the most even application.
Next you want to choose a foundation that chooses your skin tone exactly, and the best way to tell is by dabbing a dot of a few different foundations onto the side of your neck. Blend each in a bit and see which one is most difficult to see after that, and this will be the foundation that you should go with.
The next step involved in learning how to apply makeup involves you using a powder on your face. Choose a loose or pressed powder, and spot this on evenly across your face. This part of the process is not only going to help to finish off the look but will also make sure that your foundation and concealer stay on for a longer period of time without wearing off.
Next in the subject of how to apply makeup is your eyebrows. Even if you do not tend to have much to deal with in this area, you will want to use a bit of powder on your brows as this will help to fill in any thin spots and will give the most natural look.
Now you want to apply eyeliner if you want to finish off the process of learning how to apply makeup. You should use a dark-colored eyeliner and apply it with a thin brush and if you are going for a daytime look you really just want to line lightly on the top lid, whereas if you are going out for the night or want a more dramatic look you can line both the line of the upper lashes and lower lashes.
To top your look off you want to apply a coat of mascara, and make sure that you apply one to two coats and then leave to dry. You should not apply more mascara after it has dried because then you are liable to get clumping and flakiness.
