Artistry Tips
To get more vibrant colour and a longer-lasting look, use a cream eyeshadow stick or a pencil eyeliner as a base. The tackiness of the cream product helps the powder eyeshadow grab on better and prevents it from fading or creasing.
For a smoother, less cakey finish, apply foundation everywhere except your undereyes. Once you've blended your foundation, apply your concealer to the undereye area. This layering technique prevents the product from building up and settling into fine lines.
For a fresh, lifted look the orgasm blush, try applying it slightly higher than the apples of your cheeks and sweep it up towards the temples. It will add a natural flush but also subtly lifts your face.
To make it seamless make sure to blend the edges with a clean fluffy brush
Achieve a dewy glow: by mixing a little bit of your moisturizer with your foundation
I have recently added the NARS radiant longwear foundations to my kit but cant seem to find a shade light enough for a client who doesnt use fake tan. So far ive tried Mont Blanc & Oslo but their undertones arent optimal for extremely fair skin. Any tips or suggestions?
Blend, Blend, Blend: Ensure all products are seamlessly blended into the skin to avoid harsh lines
