Face Beauty Tip
Makeup application
submitted: May 24, 2006tip #148
Ever notice how your makeup looks drastically different from the time you apply it in the bathroom to when you step out into the bright light of day?To ensure your foundation and color choices are true to your skin tone, try installing full spectrum light bulbs in your bathroom or wherever you apply your makeup.
These light bulbs mimic natural daylight; allowing the true color of your cosmetics to come out instead of seeing the yellowish cast that incandescent bulbs can often give.
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that is so true!!! i always have natually light bulbs..otherwise it does change..or even try to apply in natural light like near your windoes
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OMG! I NEVER thought of that!!
you can also try sitting in a car using the visor mirror or outdoors with a portable mirror and applying your makeup like that to get actual natural light.
THE BEST THING YOU CAN DO IS TO APPLY YOUR MAKEUP NEAR A WINDOW WITH OF COURSE A PORTABLE MIRRIOR AT HAND!! BELIEVE ME WHEN I TELL YOU THAT APPLYING MAKEUP ON THE GO, DOESN´T REALLY GIVE YOU GOOD RESULTS !!!
is it true?
i never thought of that before .. but i guess its true .. i hope i haven't been walking out of the house with shocking make up thinking it looked good when iw as in the bathroom !!
I have really bad skin what do you guys use?
i also hav really bad skin what can i do to help my skin look better?
Good idea, or you could just do what I do....stand by your window as you put your make-up on. The natural light gives you the perfect perspective.
That totally helped me so much!
I love my bathroom! I have a vanity so theres really strong bright lighting, and i have a sky light as well as a window, so theres tonz of light! :)
I will try one of the above tips - thanks
Yeah I have to try this because the bathroom lights are kind of dim, and when I step into a bright room, my makeup is not the same. This is a good tip!
that is so true thnx ALOT!!!!!!!!!!
when I had bad skin, i used a loose powder foundation and it worked really well! try neutrogena or mineral powder.