The winter holidays are over and before you know it, spring is right around the corner. Prepare to look your best for the coming season by choosing the right spring makeup. Here are a few guidelines to help you choose the right ones.Skin careThe harsh winter weather is sure to have caused some damage on your skin. To restore your skin’s pre-winter health, use products to treat the cracks and the dryness. To renew your skin, use a facial scrub to get rid of old, damaged skin cells and moisturizin…

Redheads are very noticeable with their fiery locks. Since you redheads can very easily be spotted, and with not a lot of makeup shades to match your flaming hair color, it’s advisable to stick to natural colors. Redheads have been an inspiration to artists for centuries. With the fairest of complexions, your face will make a perfect canvass. Here’s how to wear make up if you are a redhead:FoundationRedheads are usually gifted with alabaster skin, but we all get blemishes and skin problems once …

Though there are a number of “fits all” makeup products available, it is still best to use those that are created specifically for your skin tone. After all, it yields the best results. If you are Asian or have Asian ancestry, opt for make up that brings out the best in your features. Here’s how to select the best make up for your skin tone:Foundation, concealer and powderAsians have a variety of skin tones. Choose colors that have yellow undertones. For others who have porcelain skin color, opt…

The holiday season is fast approaching and you just couldn’t figure out what to appear in your cocktail party. You can concerned, for instance, that your made-up face would dry out but with these neat tips you don’t have to bother.Go for a dramatic look – Winter time demands for a heavy look that doesn’t appear too Morticia. Smoky, shimmery eyes go well with light lips, or you could go from a deep red pout with a lighter eye make-up (which is the way to go if you are about to attend a high-class…

Moisturizer skin, then wait one minute for it to sink in. Wet a wedge-shaped sponge and wrap it in a paper towel to remove excess water. Squeeze a nickel-size blob of foundation on your palm and touch the thin end of the sponge to its surface. Beginning at the forehead, spread the formula in the fines layers possible on the skin, moving toward the nose, cheeks, and chin using short downward strokes. Foundation should fade away under the jaw. Dot a light weight concealer that matches your foundat…

Select a blush based on the color your skin turns when you pinch your cheeks. Choose a creamy one for all skin types except those prone to acne- then a powder version works best. Apply a thin coat of oil-free foundation (oil breaks down cheek color, making it rub off) to even out skin. If using powder blush, keep it from getting tacky by dusting the face with a loose powder. To apply cream or gel formulas, smile and dab blush on the apples of the cheeks. Pat color upward and outward, pressing it…