Beauty-Tips-for-Beauticians

For  beauty as a characteristic of a person’s apperance , see physical attractiveness  for  other  ueses ,  see  BEAUTY.

BEAUTY  is  a  characteristic  of  a  person ,  plac , object  or  idea  that  provides  a  perceptual  experience  of  pleasure  meaning  or  satisfation.

BEAUTY  is  stadied  as  part  of  aesthetics ,  sociology ,  social  psychology ,  and  culture. As  a  culture  creation ,  BEAUTY  has  been  extremely  commercialized .

An  ideal  beauty  is  an entity  which  is  admired. or  possessrs  features  widely  attributed  in  a  particular  culture.

The  experience  of  beauty  of  than  involves  the  interpretation   of   some  entity  as  being  in  balance  and   harmony  with   neature.

which  may  lead   to  feelings  of  attraction  and  emotional  well-being  b’coz  this  is  a  subjective  experience ,  it  is  often  said  that

“BEAUTY  IS IN THE  EYE  OF  THE  BE  HOLDER”.

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It doesn’t follow that the more natural the effect you’re aiming for, the fewer products you are limited to. You can use as many as you like and your face will keep the as long as you resolve to apply each product carefully, in a good light.

When you want a natural finish, it’s important to apply products in the right sequence, otherwise the effect is spoiled.

So here it all is at your fingertips. It’s the girl who makes the cosmetics and the clothes and the hair cut and not the other way around. A dress,

Lipsticks, a hairstyle, have no life of their own; they need to be Interpreted – in the sense that plays have to be acted and songs must be sung. And, as we have seen, confidence begins with the inner girl. To have it you must believe that your make-up hairdo and clothes do something for you – give you a lift. Don’t be afraid to repeat a success formula. Any eye shadow that has put a sparkle in your eye, any dress that has made  you feel pretty and unselfconscious, is an experience worth repeating.

Complexions look first at tinted moisturizers. If you know experience that you need something that will even out a blotchy skin tone, however, be faithful to foundation. Apply it with a damp sponge and it will give maximum coverage yet blend unnoticeably with your skin tone. Powder takes the shine off your face and gives skin a velvety finish as well. The best kind to use is translucent; color should come from your foundation, not your Powder.

It is also easier to achieve the ‘see through’ look if you use a loose Powder rather than a pressed one. Pat loose Powder on lightly with cotton wool or a Powder puff over your foundation, then dust off the excess. Artists’ brushes, the plump, fluffy, sable ones, are ideal for this.

Cheeks the secret of applying blusher light-handedly is to load a large brush with color and then blow on it so that the merest dusting remains. Then fluff the color high on the cheekbones.

Eyes accentuate the eye shape, don’t alter it. Use soft pencils to darken the base of the top lashes, the eyelid crease and around the outer corner of the lid; then smudge the lines with a 0.5 cm (1/4 in) flat brush – a make-up one or a fine sable paint brush – till no one but you knows they are there. Apply mascara to upper and lower lashes.

Eyebrows ideally keep them plucked from underneath, but don’t reshape the natural line. If your brows are ‘faded’ looking, color them in using two or three different pencils. (Brows are made up of a myriad of different colored hairs.)

Lips achieve perfect coverage with a lip brush, using it both to outline and fill in with color. You get the most natural effect of all with a medium tone topped up with clear lip gloss.

Realize, too, that what makes a face pretty or not has very little to do with what you see when you look in the mirror. What other people see when they look at you that counts. Your expression, the way Your face lights up when You are happy, the way Your mouth turns up at the corners when You smile, the way You ‘listen’ with your eyes. All of these thongs, a sum of intangibles can be far more impressive than a perfect set of features. Natural beauty really is much more than skin-deep.

Minimum make-up for maximum effect: subtle consistencies and colors which highlight your natural beauty and your total good looks.

We tend to think about what we eat more than how we eat. By making simple changes in the way you eat, you can avoid 100s of mindless calories a day. These ten items may feel a bit strange at first, but keep doing them until they become a habit and you will start to see the benefits.

1. Slow Down

Almost everyone eats too fast. It takes 20 minutes before the stomach can tell the brain it is full, yet the average meal lasts only about 10 minutes. The result is that we eat far more than we need, making 60% of American adults overweight. If slowing down can save 100 calories a day, that could add up to a pound a month.

2. Small Plates

A scoop of mashed potatoes looks small on our oversized dinner plates. Put your food on small, 9-inch plates and your serving sizes will be more accurate. This simple trick can convince our brain that we have ‘eaten enough’, saving us 100s of calories a day.

3. Sit at the Table

We can consume 100s of calories of cookies and chips while browsing in the pantry or grabbing a snack. These calories add up. Eat every single bite of food while sitting at the table. The extra effort will scare off weak cravings and allow you to assess how much you are eating.

4. Only Eat from a Plate

Resolve to only eat from a plate. Eating from bags, shared dishes (like chip or popcorn bowls), or straight from the container hides how much we are really eating. Take the time to place all the food you eat on a plate.

5. Move the Serving Dishes

Do not put serving dishes on the table — it is far too easy to have a second or third scoop. Leave the serving dishes in the kitchen. You can still have seconds; you just have to get up to get them.

6. Eat Better Desserts

Become a dessert gourmand. Eat only the finest, most expensive desserts you can find and afford. You will eat less and enjoy them more. The cookie and candy aisle in the grocery store is filled with sugary things that don’t really taste that good. Find some $4 truffles and relish them.

7. Eat Often

Eat less at meals but tell yourself you can go back in a few hours for more food if you need to. Have trail mix, nuts, yogurt and other snacks handy. Try to decrease the amount of food you need to feel satisfied at a meal.

8. Eat When You Eat

When you eat, eat. Do not watch TV, read a newspaper, talk on the phone, or drive a car. Just eat. Pay attention to your food. Monitor your servings. Distraction will lead to automatic eating.

9. Liquid Calories

Examine the number of calories you drink. You can usually cut out hundreds of calories  a day by eliminating full sugar sodas, juices, and alcohol. Keep a log of everything you drink and then add up the calories. Substitute hot tea, iced tea, and water.

10. Crave From Your Plate at the Table

When you have cravings, first try to wait at least 5 minutes. If you are still craving the food, do the following: get a small plate, put a few bites of the craved item on the plate (no more than one serving, read the label), put the package away, take your plate to the table, eat your food without distraction, and ask yourself if it is worth it.

In today’s world, everybody is worried about how they look. However, looking great doesn’t have to take too much time or effort. All you have to do is know what you’re doing. Here’s how to get your routine down pat!

Analyze your skin to see what type of skin you have: oily, combination, normal, dry, etc. Many cosmetic counters have someone there that can do a preliminary analysis of your skin, and recommend some products. If you are on a budget, see what the professional at the cosmetic counter recommends, then go to your local drug store and find a similar product for way less money!

Start with a freshly-washed face (and hands, too). Get a facial, or do one yourself. You want your face to be a clear and smooth canvas for you, the “artist,” to do your art. Use a good deep-cleansing mask. Do not exfoliate if you have oily or sensitive skin. It will spread bacteria around your face from the already existing blemishes. Use antibacterial soap if you have acne. Also be sure that you replace the towel you use to dry your face every week. Lastly, apply toner by taking a cotton pad that has been dampened in warm water and sweep it over your face. Toner will restore the pH level of your skin and pick up any remaining dirt.

Massage a light moisturizer into your face no matter what type skin you have, avoiding the eye area! This will help oily skin dry, and dry skin become smoother. Wait a few minutes for it to soak into your skin. After letting it sit for a while, rinse face with warm water, and pat dry.

Apply a sheer foundation that matches your skin tone.

To find the right one, go to the makeup counter at a local department store and have the artist there help you.

Wear illuminator to make your skin appear youthful and dewy compared with dull, matte makeup. Skin illuminators come in powder, cream, mousse, etc. different brands make them – it’s like make up with tiny particles that reflect light.

Use a makeup sponge or wedge, starting around the hairline and working your way down. (Use the wedge for this routine because you can be more precise about where the make up goes.) If you want a proper look that looks as if it has been done by a professional makeup artist, try using a foundation brush.

Remember to apply the makeup all the way down to your throat area and keep blending so you can’t see where the make up ends. Nothing is worse than looking like you have a mask on your face!

Around the eye area, do very light strokes inward, toward the inner corner of your eye. Don’t apply it to your upper eyelid! All of the professional makeup artists say not to apply foundation to this area. This is why you need a foundation that matches your skin. If you want foundation to darken your skin then try putting it above your eyes, and see what you like. Be gentle with this part, because the skin is very delicate and sensitive here.

Remember to blend all the makeup into your hairline. (But not so that your hair is another color!)

Apply concealer to any red or discolored spots. In the corners of your eyes, where it’s blue, and around the nostrils are good places for this. Do this after applying foundation, so you don’t use too much (many makeup artists do this the other way around). First apply the concealer, and then pat very lightly with your finger to blend. Only apply concealer to the area that you want to conceal. Afterwards, use the wedge to blend the concealer in with the foundation. Stand back away from your mirror to see if you have effectively concealed the areas. Try to stand about the distance away from the mirror that you stand away from people when you talk to them. Another way to conceal blemishes is to pat green concealer on the blemishes and red spots, and then put foundation over top (the green reduces redness).

Apply a loose powder all over the face using a powder brush. Pat it into the powder; then, with a paper towel, tap the brush so the excess falls off the brush. Lightly brush across the whole face. Use a powder puff (small) to apply powder on the upper lid.

Apply a bronzer to your forehead, cheeks, and chin, to give a sun-kissed look, if wanted.

Highlight your brow bone and cheek bones by applying a light powder just below the brow, and to the highest part of your cheek.

Apply a small amount of blush to the apples of your cheeks.

Smile so you can see the apple of your cheek. Start the application at the apple and drag the blush outward toward your temple, following your cheek bone. Blend the color down a bit below your cheekbone in towards your earlobe.

If you added too much color to the brush, use the clear side of your wedge to blend it in more until the color is faded out a bit. Your cheeks should have a hint of color. You don’t want to look like a clown!

If you don’t have much cheekbones you can contour your face, to do so you will need a brown tone of powder, doesn’t make it ultra brown, but a milk-chocolaty kind of color. Apply a it on the brush and apply it under your cheek bones, starting from the temple and going down until underneath the apple of your cheek. Don’t make it too obvious as it’s meant to look like a shadow. Then, on top of your cheek bones take a white or really light skin tone powder and apply it, right between your eye and your cheek bone, again until the temple, and voila! You have cheek bones! Take a fluffy powder brush and blend everything together, so that there are no visible lines or excess powders.

Line your eyes.

Lightly pull one closed eyelid straight to the side and line it with a brown or soft black liner. For a more appealing look, apply liner with very light strokes to the upper lid, stroking toward the outer corner of the eye. To blend, use an angle brush. For a more natural look, dip the angle brush in of your darker eye shadow. Use a very light amount, or use the applicator tip. For the bottom lid, use a very light amount on the outer corner.

Put on the eye shadow Most eye colors come with two or three colors on the palette. The lighter color is for the lid. The darker color is for the crease on the lid, just below the eye bone. Apply the lighter tone first to the lid, spreading upwards to near the crease. For this, use the applicator that came inside the package. For the darker color, using your eye shadow brush, dip into eye color and tap the brush to lose the excess. Apply inside the crease of the eye. You can find the crease by looking straight ahead. Your eye makes its own crease. Blend the color toward the outer corner of your eye. Sometimes you can blend it around to the bottom lid, but very lightly. The lightest color is for under the brow bone. Use the applicator to apply right on the brow bone just under the brow line. Make sure to use the larger eye shadow brush to blend all the colors.

Use eyebrow pencil color that is very close to your natural eyebrow color. Here you just want to fill in missing areas. (It might behoove you to visit a makeup person that can arch your eyebrows correctly. If you’ve never done it yourself, have someone do it for you.) Your eyebrow should look very natural. If you do apply eyebrow pencil to any part of your eyebrow, use the angled brush to blend it into your brow with very light strokes.

Use a lash curler first before applying any mascara. There are several mascaras to choose from depending on the look you want. If you have short lashes, use mascara that will add length… if you have thin lashes, use a volumizing mascara. Never pump your mascara brush in and out of the mascara. This causes air pockets. Dip the brush in the mascara once and lightly wipe off the excess onto a paper towel. Looking downward, apply to the top lash with upward strokes. Start with the inner part and work your way outward. Do both eyes with two coats, then let dry? After a few seconds, do the bottom lids. It’s better to apply to the very outer part of the lash on the bottom lid. This will open your eye more. An inexpensive way to curl your eye lashes is to take the brush from an older mascara, use it, after you’ve washed MOST of the mascara off.

Line your lips with a liner that matches your lip color. Make sure your lip liner pencil is sharpened, but not too sharp. Line around the natural line of your lips. Trying to create a fuller lip by dragging the lip pencil outside your lip line is for professionals. Usually it makes you look like you’re just plain bad at applying makeup! After applying your lip pencil to

your lip line, rub your lips together so the lip pencil color spreads inside your lips.

Apply lipstick or lip gloss with a brush. It will spread it evenly. It’s a good idea to brush your lip brush in your lipstick, then some of your lip gloss for a nice light shine. Blot your freshly painted lips lightly with a tissue.

Use a pressed powder to lightly powder the rest of your face and the area under your eyes. Use very light pressure. Keep your pressed powder in your purse for touch ups.

1-CLEANSING:

If you wear a lot of make-up you should always take it off with a cleanser, especially your eyes when you are taking of the eyeliner or the kajal you should use a cleanser with eyes open. Apply the cleanser all over your face not forgetting the neck region. Apply in a circular movement.

2-TONING:

After cleansing preferably use rose water as a toner, apply it over your face & neck & move your hand in a circular movement, in from your nose out to your ears. Continue for 4 -5 minutes.

3-SCRUB:

After cleansing & toning, a facial scrub should be applied all over the face & neck region. Scrub helps in getting rid of the dead cells on the skin surface & it clears away the pores. The scrub should be rubbed very gently all Over the region for 5 minutes & then wash out with lukewarm water.

4-MASK:

Scrubbing gives a very fresh & light feeling to the skin but the glow & tenderness a facial mask is recommended. You can make one at home by taking egg white, 1teaspoon honey & few drops of lemon juice. Apply this mask all over you face & leave it until it dries off & exfoliates. Then wash your face with rose water.

5-POLISH:

To add those extra glows to your face for the evening dinner try out the face polishing technique. Mix gram flour with rose water & make a thick paste, then add a few drops of lemon juice & 1 teaspoon of milk. Scrub this past all over your face until it dries off & exfoliates. Wash it off with lukewarm water.