Wednesday, April 18, 2007

Beauty advice





How to achieve a minimal make-up look

Question:

I don't really wear a lot of make-up but I still want to look my best. What make-up can you suggest that's a subtle alternative?

Answer:

When it comes to make-up, less is more, and there are some great products on the market to help you look made up but not overdone. Start off your minimal make-up regime by replacing foundation with a tinted moisturiser. A tinted moisturiser provides sheer coverage and evens out skin tone whilst avoiding the 'caked' look. Try Estee Lauder Multi Protection Anti-Oxidant Moisturiser SPF 15 Sheer Tint Release Formula (50ml).


Add a hint of glimmer to your face with Revlon Golden Affair Sculpting Blush. This elegant powder blusher is infused with golden swirls and comes in two shades, Rose Rapture and Merlot at Midnight. Apply to your cheeks for a warm glow with understated shimmer. This versatile product can also be used on eyelids.


Natural lipsticks are best for day; opt for nude colours or pale pinks. For night, make a statement with strong lipstick shades such as berry or wine. Experiment with different tones and build up the intensity by dabbing the colour onto the lips with your fingertips. Try Lancôme Rouge A Lévres Color Fever in Drapée de Rouge or Avon Double Impact Lip Colour in Blush.


Finish off with two coats of brown or black mascara to complete your look


For more beauty tips, tricks and ideas, visit yourbeautyspot.ninemsn.com.au

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