Introduction Of Beauty Parlor

Introduction Of Beauty Parlor

As far as foundation, concealer, blush, lipstick and the rest are concerned, continue whatever it was that you were doing. It will not only make you feel good, but it will make things seem more normal and routine. The only thing I would recommend doing is to use moisturizing products and products containing sunscreen, particularly during the warmer months when the sun is stronger. Although your skin is susceptible in cloudy weather and all year round.

* Foundation. You can choose a foundation that matches your normal skin tone and a translucent powder to set the foundation. This will also help with dark circles you may notice under your eyes.


* Blush. Use blush to give your face color. Brush upward along the cheekbone. If your face becomes more cumbersome due to weight gain, use a brownish powder. For slimmer faces, a light colored concealer cream will help accentuate certain areas and make them look fuller.


* Eye shadow. Brighten your eyes by using a medium shade across the entire lid, add a lighter color just below the arch of the brow, and then a deeper color in the crease. Blend well to soften the effect.


* Lips. Lip color also helps brighten your face. First, use a soft lip pencil to outline your lips. Aside from keeping your lipstick from bleeding, it also defines your lips and tends to compliment their shape more. Then fill in with a moisturizing lipstick.


* Eyebrows. You can either pencil in new brows or try powder shadows. Powder shadows seem to look a little more natural. You can accomplish this by drawing a soft arch of the brow with eye shadow or powder matching your hair color along the brow bone. Another option is to use waterproof mascara or eye pencil also matching your hair color. Although it may not look as natural, they can be worth trying since some chemotherapy drugs bring on menopause or menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes that will wash away certain powders and pencils. Experiment using both and see which one suits you best.


* Eyelashes. To recreate the look of lashes, you can use liquid liner or eyeliner pencil to draw a thin line along the upper and lower lids. I would avoid applying mascara to any few lashes you may have left since gaps can be quite noticeable in addition to shortening the life of the lashes.


* Fake lashes. You can apply fake lashes if you have the time. Start by drawing a line along the top of your lid with eyeliner. Next, with the adhesive draw another thin line on the lash base (be careful not to apply too much glue). Apply the lashes by using either your fingers or tweezers. Start in the middle and then affix to both sides. After allowing it to dry (try not to blink!) apply another coat of liner over the glue. If your lashes are too long you can cut them with a small pair of scissors. And now you can even apply mascara to them!