Winter makeup tips you have never heard

Winter Makeup Tips

If you are a little tired of the beauty trends that follow and resemble each other tirelessly season after season. Let us take a look on what this autumn/winter reserves you!. Here are some Winter Makeup Tips.

While some tendencies are resistant, such as the ultra-dark mouth and the Smoky eye Makeup. Others less common as soon as temperatures drop are this time under the limelight. Such as super glossy lips and tanned complexion.

The glowy complexion

This summer, the trend was to strobing and non-touring. That is to say to an ultra-luminous and falsely natural complexion. If you have loved to see your cheekbones hang the light. Do not immediately put away your creams and powders illuminators because the glowy complexion is again welcome this autumn-winter!.

Applied on the whole face or in small touches on the zygomatic bone, Cupid’s bow and under your eyebrows. The highlighter gives a nice blow to the face. If you have a clear complexion, choose a pink or champagne depending on the sub-tone of your skin. If your complexion is average, a nice apricot will be perfect to illuminate your face with a thousand fires. Finally, if your carnation is dark, go for the gold!.

The skin sunkissed

Do you still have some colors of your summer sessions?. So much the better, because the skin slightly tanned is one of the great trends of the re-entry!.

To cheat a bit, take a brush with a thick brush and sweep a powder of sun not too dark in your temples, on your cheekbones and on the bone of your jaw. For a light sculpting effect, do not hesitate to choose a matte bronzer. If you find the result a bit dull, you can apply a touch of rosewood blush.

Glitter Eyelids

The seduction operation led by the sequins for several seasons seems to work: this autumn-winter, the glitters will be everywhere, and even more on our eyes! Before making your makeup, always apply a special sequin eye base to secure the eyeshadows on your skin and avoid drops during the day.

If you are afraid of not assuming the total glitter look, a line of eyeliner glitter on the upper or lower eyelashes will sparkle your look without risking to blind your interlocutors by your beauty.

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The Ultra-Carbonated Eye

If last summer was pop and neon colors, this winter, the good old smoky of families is back and still in deep shades of navy blue, pine green, and anthracite.

For a smoky result like never before, apply a cream eye shadow or a black fat pencil on all your mobile eyelid as well as on your lower lash, then apply over your dark blush. Then blend the edges with a special brush and apply two good layers of mascara. Not bad, is it?

If you use to make up your complexion or to use concealer, make your makeup of the eyes first to avoid having to start all over once your blush is blurred: yes, the falls of Eyeshadows under the eyes, it is rarely pretty …

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The bleached eyebrow

In recent years, the fashion was with thick and structured eyebrows. And then the fall-winter arrived and turned everything upside down in its path! Indeed, the discolored hair was all the rage during the fashion shows of the last Fashion Week, on the blondes as on the brown ones.

To adopt the trend, you can choose to discolor your eyebrows. (actually, I advise against it, especially if you are brown: your eyebrows risk turning red!) Or make up with waxes and pencils for very clear eyebrows, In the hope of clarifying them a little. Obviously, you can also keep your eyebrows in the natural because of good, it must be said, they are still not bad like that!.

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