Hello Pbees, was busy researching on my next article when I stumble upon this work by "Guidian". Once I read this article I just concluded I have to share with my "pbess", its all about the "Do's and "Don't" of make up. She gave the following advice on how to care and choose her makeup. The number one instruction is to always wash your face. Clean, mud-and-dried-ketchup-skin is bad enough ,Always say: "I cleanse, tone and moisturise twice daily!" Never say: "I fall into bed spangled drunk twice a week, leaving a perfect Turin Shroud of me on the pillow.". . . . Eyebrows
Hello Pbees, was busy researching on my next article when I stumble upon this work by "Guidian". Once I read this article I just concluded I have to share with my "pbess", its all about the "Do's and "Don't" of make up. She gave the following advice on how to care and choose her makeup. The number one instruction is to always wash your face. Clean, mud-and-dried-ketchup-skin is bad enough ,Always say: "I cleanse, tone and moisturise twice daily!" Never say: "I fall into bed spangled drunk twice a week, leaving a perfect Turin Shroud of me on the pillow.". . . . Eyebrows
Carefully plucked eyebrows transform a face. It's also like safe-cracking in its precision. During my "beauty journey", I've had Ming The Merciless peaks of evil, a bald patch like Vanilla Ice and a period drawing the whole lot back on in pencil stripes. The latter gave me a scary claymation Medusa effect, which wasn't entirely what I'd hoped for. Do: let an expert pluck them and then maintain yourself. Don't: tattoo your eyebrows in, unless you own a white tiger and are part of a magic troupe working out of Vegas lol. And remember, you can always stop plucking altogether and let nature run amok, if you don't mind looking like a monobrowed Cro-Magnon woman lurking in a pit awaiting the invention of Superdrug.
Foundation
A good base foundation should be virtually undetectable, mirroring the precise shade of one's skin, chosen with time, love and care. Or, in reality, chosen on the hoof, in a lunch hour, with one eye on handbag thieves, under harsh strip lighting, on a patch of wrist skin three shades different from your face. Choosing foundation sucks. But you need to take your time
Lipstick
Full, pouting lips are crucial to any look, so it's important for women to find their perfect lip shade. Do this by wasting money every two weeks on at least one expensive rouge lipstick that, once you have left the shop, turns out to be too berry, too Royal Mail-box red, too silt puddle brown or too zany raspberry for your skin pallor. Eventually, by sheer chance, you will find the lip shade of your dreams; one that complements your skin, makes your eyes "pop", a mere sweep of which makes you feel sensuous and infallible like red-carpet Angelina Jolie. Avoid unsuitable dark purple lipsticsecretly aware your friends will call you "Beetlejuice".
Eye make-up