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How to apply the Natural rosy Look

How to apply the Natural rosy Look

This season, it’s all about turning the typical trends on their head. Case in point: the rosy-cheek/powerful-eye look seen at Jean Paul Gaultier and Tommy Hilfiger. Mixing up femininity with a darker, edgier feel, this look is versatile and head turning. Pale skin is the key, so start with smoothing foundation that suit your natural tone. Define eyes with generous sweep of liquid eyeliner and a dusting of grey or dark brown shadow. Team with a bright pink blush- Chanel’s Pink Explosion powder blush is perfect- on the apples of your cheeks for a flirty glow. Keep lips simple, using a light pink lip stain. Nothing is as stylish as…

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How to highlight your cheeks and lips

How to highlight your cheeks and lips

Over the past few days; a lot of girls on the global net has become obsessed with this rainbow highlighter. Its new and is trending right now. Fascinated in shifting that rainbow highlight to your cheek? Swipe your finger once in the pan and swipe once on your cheek… Full on prism result! For a more merged look you can use a brush as you usually would. This season lips are really packing a punch; the emergence of deeper darker moodier shades at Doo-ri and Proenza Schouler set the scene for shadow days to come. The key to perfecting this statement look is keeping the rest of your make-up simple and nonchalant.…

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Bold and feminine makeup ideas

Bold and feminine makeup ideas

Can your skin color express the different seasons through the fashionable colors you choose? Can you achieve a different look to fit with the chilly winter days; which reflects its qualities by a mixing between mystery and sophistication, to give you a distinct and different look from the other seasons? Strong colors are on fashion trend this season, but what matches your skin is the most important thing, so there are varying color degrees and many colors to choose the best ones of them. Do not always use a certain color, and even if it is not match you, so you do not want to look pale. You can also…

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Smoky eye makeup

Smoky eye makeup

Most of the Arab women preferred the smoky eye makeup, this kind of makeup is on fashion trend this season, and it suited the professional women who know how to draw their eyes with black eye liner, by blending varying degrees of dark colors interlacing with each eye to give the appearance of a deep and wonderful eye. You can mix between gray and brownish colors degrees when drawing the smoky eyes, these degrees are suitable for women with dark skin tone, which distinguish the Arab women in particular. Drawing the smoky eye is so much suitable for evenings and special events, and it is different from the daytime makeup…

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What Are the Benefits of Lip Balms?

What Are the Benefits of Lip Balms?

Because lips have to sebaceous glands, they are notoriously prone to dryness. Lip balms can help a cold sore, as they often contain peeling agents that may encourage the very action you are trying to prevent. The Body Shop’s traffic light collection of Maybelline Cherry, Apricot, and kiwi fruit lip balms is based on mineral oil to keep lips soft and prevent moisture loss. The active ingredients in Neal’s yard’s herbal lip balm are soya, wheat-germ and sweet almond oils in a beeswax base. The thinking is that natural plant oils are probably most easily absorbed. Your mouth should look naturally pink, Apply Maybelline lip balm, and then remove some…

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How to make the Grunge makeup

This season the eye is redefined with a lighter and friendlier palette of burgundies and browns. Powerful yet easy to wear, this look was spotted on the runways of Thankoon, Alexander Wang and Anna Sui. Get the look by applying a smooth concealer for a clean canvas, then apply brown eyeliner on both the upper and lower lash line then smudge it lightly. Try Dior’s 5 Couleurs in Incognito for the perfect mix of autumn shades. Use the darker brown shadow to sweep over the lid and into the crease, blending upwards and out. Take a smaller eye-shadow brush and smudge more of the shadow along the lower lid, before…

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