How To Highlight Your Best Features

Accentuate the Positive: Beautiful features come in all shapes
and sizes Gorgeous eyes, pouty lips, sculpted cheekbones,
artfully arched brows, a flawless complexion You may not have
them all – hardly anyone has them ALL But chances are, you’ve
got at least one one really gorgeous facial asset that’s the
envy of your friends So, are you making the most of what you’ve
got?
Lips full, pouty, inviting lips
If you’ve got them, you’re blessed Make them as kissable as
possible Lip balm with sunscreen is a must On no make-up days
and even under your lipstick Use a lip balm/moisturizer after
you remove your lipstick at the end of the day
Lipstick and liner should be checked and reapplied every few
hours to ensure that all eyes are on your best features for the
right reasons Gloss makes those lips even more tempting
Eyes the window to the soul
How about dressing up your baby blues, your doe-eyes or your
emerald beauties? Eye shadow should complement your complexion,
not match your sandals Have a make-up professional sample
different colors on you
Choose a color combination for day and a separate one for nights
out on the town Two or three shadow colors give your eyelids
dimension
Waterproof mascara is great at weddings and graduations, but not
for everyday It dries out your lashes and causes them to fall
out Don’t touch your eyes or rub them This causes wrinkles and
introduces bacteria Give some attention to your brows once a
week Always use a makeup remover made for your eyes, wiping
gently with a cotton ball
Cheeks we all have cheekbones
Using a good quality, large make-up brush – not the little, cute
one that comes with your blusher – is the key to applying blush
Smile at yourself in the mirror Rest the brush lightly on the
“apple” of the cheek and gently sweep the brush back toward the
temple
Voila, gorgeous cheeks
Beautiful skin if you’ve got it, flaunt it
If your skin is clear and even-toned, you already have what the
rest of us are trying to achieve with foundation Consider using
a tinted moisturizer instead
Or, go natural – forget the foundation during daylight hours
Foundation is made to cover imperfections Okay, it does help
keep your other makeup in place, but if you can get away with
not wearing it most of the time, you should The rest of us
aspire to that freedom Go on and give us some hope
Your unique features make you who you are Show off what you’ve
got
Be the most beautiful you

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