Face
Powder * Concealer * Foundation * Blush
Powder
Powder is a good shine reducer for your face.
If you don't really have a lot to cover up and
just want to go with a protective layer, I would
definatly recommend trying a powder foundation.
Go a shade or two lighter than your natural skin
tone so it blends in well.
Concealer
Concealer is good for right one the spot kind of
deals. It usually comes in a stick form, and you
can just rub it right over the area you want to
cover up. It works best if you use it on particular
areas, and then use a powder to cover your entire
face. Go a shade or two lighter than your natural
skin tone to precent blotchiness and spots on your
face.
Foundation
Foundation is very heavy make-up. You have to be
sure you have found the right color so you don't
have make-up lines and dark spots. Try to find a
color closest to your skin tone, or a shade lighter.
To apply foundation, put little dots of it on your
forehead, each cheek, your chin, and your nose. Then,
evenaly spread it on your entire face and blend in.
Using too much foundation will make your face look
cakey, so what you think might be too little of an
amount is probably more than enough.
Blush
Not everyone needs to use blush. If you have a natural
pink tone to your face, you don't really need to use
it unless you are going for a more dramatic effect.
Blush is commonly applied at the apples of your cheeks,
and sometimes a little bit on your nose and forehead to
even out the color. If you have light skin, a dark colored
powder would work the same. Using a blush that is too dark
for your skin tone will make it look really off balance.
If you do put on too much or a color that's too dark, try
going over it with a light powder to even out the color.
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