Using the wrong foundation shade can result in an unnatural look. Always test foundation on your jawline to match it to your neck and chest, ensuring a seamless blend.
Applying too much concealer can draw attention to fine lines and wrinkles. Use a small amount and blend well, focusing on areas that need coverage.
Primer creates a smooth base for makeup and helps it last longer. Apply primer after moisturizing and before foundation for a flawless finish.
Expired makeup can cause breakouts and skin irritation. Check expiration dates and replace products regularly, especially liquids and creams.
Using fingers instead of brushes can lead to uneven application and wasted product. Invest in quality brushes and clean them regularly for better results.
Overplucking can result in sparse brows that are difficult to shape. Follow your natural brow shape and consider professional grooming if needed.
Placing blush too low or too high can distort facial features. Apply blush to the apples of your cheeks and blend outward toward your temples.
Skipping setting powder or spray can cause makeup to smudge or fade throughout the day. Set your makeup with a translucent powder or setting spray for longevity.
Applying bronzer all over the face can make it look muddy. Focus bronzer on areas where the sun naturally hits: forehead, cheeks, nose, and chin.
Dark lip liner with lighter lipstick can look dated. Use a lip liner that matches your lipstick shade or is slightly darker for definition without harsh lines.
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