EYE MAKEUP YOU NEVER SEEN BEFORE

EYE MAKEUP

After applying your liquid foundation to your face, lightly rub

brow line.Find the lightest color eye makeup that you possibly

can. White works, and off white will work fine too. It is important for

your eyes to be the lightest part of your face because they need to

draw the attention and give you some sizzling sparkle.

Apply the light eye makeup all over your eye lid and all the

way up the brow line till you have reached your eye brow

Also, add a dab of the light eye make up to the corner

of your eye and smear downwards and around the

underlying curve of your eye to add more brightness. Not

too heavy, because you don't want your eyes to appear too

washed out.

Find a color that will be the base of your makeup. It

should not be an extremely dark color, it should stay between

dark and light...medium colors work best. For example, if you

are wearing a green shirt, you want your base color to be a

lighter green, such as lime green.

Apply this color right in the middle of your eye.

It should include the crease of your eyelid. This is going to be a

wide brush on technique because you need to cover above

the crease and below the crease. Make sure you leave the

lightest color at the top of the brow line, and half way covering the lid.

Find the darkest color that you want to use on your eye.

Sticking with the green shirt example, your color now should be

a dark green, such as forest or olive green.

Apply the dark colored eye make-up ONLY in the crease

of your eyelid. It is important not to heavy down your eyes

with dark colors because it weighs them down and makes you

look more tired.

Now you are ready to apply your eyeliner.

Remember to stay on the lighter side of things because with

a heavy, dark eye line, you run the risk of making your eyes look

closed.

add the eyeliner all the way across the top eyelid.

When starting on the bottom, only apply eyeliner to the OUTERMOST

half of your eye. You do not want the eyeliner near the corner of your

eye because this closes your eye.

You are almost done! Now all you have to do is add mascara

and your eyes will look fabulous and Glamorous all day long!

HOT FASHION

FASHION YOU SEEN EVER

MAKEUP FOR SUMMER SEASON

THE HOTTEST SUMMER MAKEUP

Bright makeup colors have a place in your makeup bag now. Go for bold in seaweed green eyeliner or indigo mascara instead of brown and black. A hot pink eye shadow can make your eyes look bright and beautiful (caution: too much on your lower lashline and you could wind up looking like you have seasonal allergies). Blending bright colors on the back of your hand before applying them to your lids will prevent them from overpowering your face.

Perfect Your Summer Tan

Look like the girl from Ipanema with the right sunless tanner. Apply it an hour before bed, starting at the ankles and working upward (wear latex gloves to prevent stained palms). Use a makeup sponge to blend it onto your hands, feet and face, and rub Vaseline over knuckles, ankles and eyebrows prone to color-cling. Slip into loose-fitting pajamas, or sleep in the buff, and—presto!—you’re looking sun-kissed come sunrise.

Natural Looking MakeUp is a hot makeup trend come 2010. Flawless skin and

little mascara, bare lips and a mineral foundation completes this look.

It doesn't get much simpler than this!

Spotlight Luscious Summer Lips

Call attention to your kisser in papaya- and tangerine- inspired lipsticks—they’re spirited alternatives to red for day or night. If your skin is medium or dark, opt for an orangey-red shade. Peach is a mellower alternative for light skin; the effect is understated and warm, and you can build the color as you wish.

Flaunt Your Knotty Side

Expose a swan-like neck to catch his eye poolside. Create a center or zig-zag part, gather a ponytail at the nape of your neck and twist it into a low-slung bun. Fasten it at the base with bobby pins or accessorize with a colorful conversation piece to encourage handsome strangers to come-hither. Loosen the bun, but keep the front tight with your bangs slicked back or swept to the side for a glamorous, albeit low-key, effect.

Get Summer-Fresh Faced

Strive for skin that looks youthful, fresh and totally kissable. Step 1: Trade foundation for sheer tinted moisturizer that’s like a second skin. Step 2: Feign the glow that follows a satisfying romp in the hay with a soft peach or apricot blush. Powders are ideal for oily skin, silky creams or gels work for dry skin. Step 3: Dab a pearly highlighter onto the cheekbones, temples, outer and inner corners of the eye, and underside of the brows. This technique picks up light, imparting the same enviable glow you had at 16.