15 Jun
Whether you’re using cream or powder blush, apply it to the apples of the cheeks, which is the part that protrudes when you smile. I know you’ve heard that part a million times but here is the key: apply color no closer in than the iris of your eye, and then blend up and out. This simple make-up technique really opens up the face and makes a huge difference (thanks Jane)! The post Blush Basics – A simple make-up technique...
09 Jun
OK, so summer is here and I know many of us are tempted to run outside and try to “get some color.” Well, there is no such thing as a healthy tan, but here is a great tip to give your legs (arms, etc.) a gorgeous glow: Take Brush-Me-Bronze and lightly cover the legs, arms or other area you want to bronze (don’t be alarmed; it will blend out!). Mist about three sprays of D2O (or your favorite Hydration Spray) to the area and blend product out with the...
09 Jun
Here is an example of how makeup brushes can make a huge difference in your makeup application: Dream Tint Tinted Moisturizer is a beautiful, light-textured tinted moisturizer with SPF 15. It really is a dream come true! It can certainly be applied with your fingers, but to get the best results, use the Blending Brush to blend it in. It’s definitely worth it! Dot Dream Tint onto the face then really work it into the skin with the Blending Brush. You can’t...
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