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Makeup artists each have their own technique. I think you will learn something new that works just for you.

Refer to the makeup sheet and follow by number.


 

1. FOUNDATION

  • Test foundation color on your face - chin area, not on hand.  It will be too dark.
  • Choose the correct foundation for your skin type i.e.; oily, dry, combination.
  • Apply primarily across the nose, cheeks, chin, lips (helps lipstick stay) and forehead.  Just enough to even out redness or discoloring at center of face. *Lightening the center of face makes you look younger!
  • Many makeup salespeople will suggest using it all over the face and chin. Don’t be fooled, it’s a great sales trick - “The more you use the more you buy.”
  • Apply with fingertips or sponge.

2. CONCEALER

Most Important Beauty Item!

  • Blend concealer under eye and close to bridge of nose.
  • Add a little extra to blemishes and dark spots.
  • Apply after foundation, so you don’t rub off.
  • Apply with ring finger.  Body warmth softens creme, blends nicely.

3. BLUSH

Powder Blush offers you the option of contour and color all in one step.

  • Use large powder brush to apply (Small brushes grab too much color).
  • Work along cheek bone and hair line along forehead.  This will frame your face with color.  Keeping the center of face light.
  • If skin has a red undertone, use a warmer tone blush to counteract the redness.

4. EYES HAVE IT.

  • Layer JRC powder eye shadows for the softest effect.  Each layer will blend to the next and stay on all day.

Light

  • Choose a light JRC eye color to apply all over lid; lash to brow. This will lighten brow area and reduce discoloration on lid for a truer second color.

JRC Light Eye Colors:

  • Lavender Mist
  • Vanilla
  • Soft Beige
  • White Frost
  • Nude
  • Satin

Medium

5. A medium eye color is applied above the crease on lid. Apply with eye open, above iris; back and forth.  Using a shadow brush.  (Sponge tips grab too much color).

JRC Medium Eye Colors:

  • Tawny
  • Mocha
  • Putty 
  • Blue Grey
  • Granite
  • Antique Rose
  • Sheer Moss

6. EYE PENCIL

  • Blend a complementary eye pencil color along lash.  Apply outside in for easier application.
  • Eye shape should determine how much to apply.
  • A thin line for a more natural look.
  • A wider or darker line for a deeper or smokey eye.
  • Use medium size JRC shadow brush.

7. DARK SHADOW

  • Apply outside in with eye open and blend to pencil with medium size JRC shadow brush.
  • For a smokey eye blend along lash to soften eye pencil using small angular JRC brush.
  • Always fill in outside corner of eye with angular shadow brush.
  • Add just a little under lash with angular brush.
  • Blend with large shadow brush from light color to blend and soften.

JRC Dark Eye Colors

  • Grape
  • Smoke
  • Topaz
  • Coffee
  • Bronze
  • Khaki
  • Black

8. MASCARA

  • Thicken and lengthen lashes with mascara.
  • I suggest black mascara for most colorings.

9. EYEBROWS

  • Try a #2 or #3 soft lead yellow pencil.  Yes! From office supply.  A softer look for grey or dark hair.
  • JRC Taupe eyebrow pencil or Light Brown Eyeshadow works wonders for blonde eyebrows.

10. LIPS        

  • Trends come and go, but it’s always great to find that one favorite lip color.
  • Apply Lip pencil in a complementary color to your lip color.  Not too dark.
  • Apply outside in for mature lips.  I find it is easier to apply.  We lose moisture in our system as we age which reduces the size of the lips. Lip pencil a necessity over 40!
  • Apply lip color over pencil.
  • Experiment with this method.  Some lip colors I use, I prefer applying lip pencil after lipstick.
  • Use gloss as needed at center of lips.
  • If you have trouble with lipstick going into creases --eliminate gloss.
  • A very light frost applied to the middle of the lower lip will create fullness.

 


 

 


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