It can be quite a hassle doing make-up on dry skin, especially during winters. At times, no amount of moisturisation seems to be enough! However, with the right routine and regularity of usage, you will be able to master the art of looking flawless and touching up your dry skin. Keep reading to know what you are doing wrong and how to correct it: 1 You are Not Exfoliating You may think that scrubbing your face will dry out the skin but removing those dead cells is a must. Do Not forget to exfoliate regularly for smoother skin. 2 Using...
Let’s accept it, makeup is not cheap. Things get trickier when you try to buy a shade online. The shades we see tend to be completely different from the actual shade. While shopping on the internet is easy, ending up with the wrong shade can spoil the fun. 1 Identify your Skin Concerns Every skin is unique and has its own requirements. Identify them before shopping. If you have oily T zones or combination skin, opt for a matte finish foundation. If you are prone to dry and patchy skin, go for a hydrating formula. For sensitive skin, opt for...
Rosy cheeks are a sign of good health and there are some natural solutions to get them without using colours. 1 Exercise The best way to get rosy cheeks is through exercise. The sweat will flush out your toxins and improve blood circulation. 2 Drink Water Make it a point to drink at least 6-7 glasses of water on a daily basis. Other than flushing out toxins, it also ensures better digestion which reflects in your complexion. Depending upon the weather, you can either sip warm water with Ajwain or lemon and thyme with cold water to help you further. ...
The struggle to have your lip colour last throughout the day is quite some challenge! However, a few hacks can help the colour last longer. 1 Exfoliate and moisturise your lips Dry lips cannot hold a colour, within a few hours the colour comes off with the dead skin. Before applying a lip shade, scrub your lips with a toothbrush to remove dead skin. You can also apply some coconut oil or castor oil overnight to hydrate your lips. Always apply a layer of lip balm and leave it on for 15-20 minutes before applying lipstick. 2 Use a Liner...
Although we tend to deny, we often forget that even our makeup products have a shelf life. But every product has its own life span and depending on its type their age differs. 1 Eyeliner Gel eyeliner can last up to 6 to 8 months since the constant dipping in the pot exposes it more. This increases the breeding ground for bacteria. A pencil eyeliner lasts longer since the lead is sealed and only exposed when sharpened. 2 Mascara Mascaras tend to dry out quicker, and thus can only be used for 3 to 6 months. A good way to...
