Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Makeup Tips for Women with Hijab

Soft color eye make up for women in hijab
When a woman wearing a headscarf, it means that her face will be the center of attention. Therefore you need to be careful to choose the appropriate style make up with the veil model selection.
In the book ‘Dressage’ and ‘Style Riding Hood’ by Tini Sardadi and Amy Wirabudi, explained a few things that need to be considered by women veiled to do the make ups.

Eyebrow
Cat eye style
For those who are veiled, the eyebrows should be much more visible than those who are not veiled.
A messy eyebrow make the face looks dull and not fresh. Use an eyebrow pencil to draw the shape of eyebrows, avoid the eyebrows tattooed impressed because it’s unnatural. Do not draw the eyebrow too short or too long, it should be ended right at the end of the eye’s corner.
Be careful to choose the form of an eyebrow, not to give the impression of your face sad, surprised, shocked or angry. If you draw the line of your eyebrows too low at the eye corner that will make your face looks sad. If you draw it too straight that will make your face looks angry.  
Eye make up for small eyes

Eye shadow
For those who have small eyes and wanted to make them look bigger, you can put the eyeliner more visible with a darker color. But if you have big eyes and wanted to make them look smaller, you still can put a less eyeliner on your eyes with the cat eye style and avoid dark colors as your eye shadow. The most important thing on eyeliner is that too much eyeliner especially black color and wrong application can make your face looks older.

Smokey eyes for women in hijab
Color selection
In making the selection of makeup colors, keep your eyes and lips at the same time highlight. Choose one of them, eyes or lips only. If you choose the eyes as the center attention of your face, then select the color ‘nude’ for the lips. If the lips colored ‘hard’ then use ‘light’ to the eyes color. When you wear dark-colored or patterned scarf crowded, it is advisable to choose soft colors of eye makeup.
Meanwhile, if the light-colored scarf or motive was not too crowded you can choose a slightly darker color to display the beauty of the eyes.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

How to look beautiful with my dark skin?

A lot of people seem to feel and believe that make up looks good only on fair skin. The truth is... make up may look just as flattering on dark skin. The key is to know what particular make up to use.

Makeup Application Tips

  • The application of makeup depends on the time of the occasion whether for a night time or a day time.
  • Prevent using color shades that will clash your skin tone.
  • For those who have oily skin, it is best to use oil control foundation or oil control moisturizer.
  • The best foundation to use must be water-based. Dark skin has a tendency to look oily, and using cream foundation will only worsen the effect. The water-based foundation must be of a shade closest to your skin tone.
  • To create the illusion of a perfect skin, a good concealer and a sheer foundation are must-haves.
  • Follow up the foundation with a dust of loose powder. Be careful not to over dust, especially around the eye area.
  • Choose eyeshadow colors which is shades of brown and bronze are very flattering on dark skin and so are dark metallic colors. Purple and blue hues may also look great on dark skin. White or very light colors will look great on fair skin, but they will not have the same effect on dark skin.
  • Outline your eyes with dark eye lining pencil. Eyeliners in black or chocolate brown is preferred.
  • Next, thicken your eyelash with at least two coats of dark mascara to draw attention to the eyes.
  • You may also use a highlighter on the bridge of your nose, around your eye or above the cheek bones and upper lip.
  • When choosing the right shade of lipstick, go for more intense colors, like dark reds or corals. Lipsticks in burgundy will also look pleasing on dark skin.
  • For your blush, warm colors in rose or deep orange and coral are highly recommended for dark skin. Peachy and brown shades should be avoided because it will give a darker complexion. If you are going to a night time occasion you may add a bit of drama to your cheeks by dusting your cheeks with a hint of gold color. 
dark skin with a thick eyeline
dark skin's orange blush on the cheek
dark skin with an intense color lipstick
 

Reference: http://fashionwebcity.blogspot.com