Makeup artist explains nine makeup tips

The makeup method, of course, is the most valuable advice from professionals. 9 Chanel, L'Oreal, Revlon and other make-up artists explain 9 makeup techniques that every girl needs to know.

1, foundation

How to cover the face with enough foundation to look natural and without makeup? CoverGirl creative director and famous make-up artist Pat McGrath teach you a trick: after applying the foundation on the face, wipe off the foundation on the cheek with a paper towel, then on the cheek After applying makeup powder and blush, it looks more natural and natural.

2, mascara

Chana makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua believes that mascara will be used up within a month of opening, because it is easy to apply and will not peel off due to dryness. It is best to apply a thick layer on the root of the mascara. The thinner the upper layer, the more it will be able to avoid the look of the flies. It looks natural enough.

3, blush

Lucy Art Director Gucci Westman said that whether it is white or dark-skinned girls, pink rose or purplish red is suitable for their cheeks and lips: "Choose a creamy opaque pink blush, It is best to have a golden hue, mix a little moisturizer, and then apply it to your face, it will look like your natural skin tone."

4, concealer cream

Dark circles add a sense of exhaustion. Barbie Polan makeup artist Ginnifer Goodwin has a coup: "First apply a moisturizing Eye Cream that can be quickly absorbed in the eye area, then use a purple or green color makeup cream in the dark circles area, and finally use a lower than the foundation cream. Cover it with two shades of concealer. If you finally apply a layer of light yellow makeup powder, the effect will be more durable."

5, lipstick

Nothing is more feminine than red lips. Collier Strong, L'Oreal makeup artist, suggests: “First use a very thin lip liner to outline the perfect lip, then fill the lips with the same color lipstick. When you draw the lip line, smile gently and open your lips. The skin is so easy to apply makeup. When applying lipstick, using a makeup brush will be more precise."

6, eyeliner

Although eyeliner is difficult to get started, once you master the method, your eyeliner will be painted like a day growing on your eyelids. Jillian Dempsey, creative director of Avon Makeup, teaches you: “To learn eyeliner, a simple method is to draw the shape of the eyeliner with a taupe eyeliner and then use the eyeliner to cover it along the line.”

7, the shadow

Celebrity Makeup Artist Mally Roncal teaches you to create a sculptural face: sweeping the shadow powder from the cheekbones to the temples; then, the mouth is soaked in the cheeks, swept in the recessed area with deep nude shadows; finally, smile, with peach The shadows are applied to the apple muscles in a circular motion, and the sense of style comes out.

8, smoky makeup

Celebrity makeup artist Jake Bailey believes that the smoky makeup must fill the roots of the eyelashes with eyeliner, and the upper and lower eyelids must be taken care of, and the triangles of the upper and lower eyeliner should be filled up, and then dyed with fingertips, and finally swept in. Black eye shadow powder, blooming outwards and upwards, but avoiding the temple area.

9, eyebrows

Clinique makeup artist Jenna Menard teaches you how to draw eyebrows: "Draw a brow shape with a soft, slightly eyebrow pencil, highlight the bow of the eyebrow bow, then use the eyebrow pencil to fill the eyebrows with a short stroke line, and finally use A high-gloss powder with a spot of glitter sweeps under the brow bone to increase overall brightness."