Sentences with phrase «apply less makeup»

Once my skin gets a little tanner, it makes it so much easier to apply less makeup and I've been loving the more natural look I've been sporting lately.

The first rule is to apply less makeup than normal.

Not exact matches

My eyes look bigger and brighter and overall I look younger, less tired, and more alert after I've applied it, which is just about all anyone could ask for from a makeup product.

As the saying goes, less is more, and I definitely think that's true as it applies to makeup.

Less time applying make up (thanks to Perricone MD «s No Makeup Instant Blur) means there's more time to carefully put together your outfit.

Chandni uses makeup intelligently to accentuate your beauty and hide your flaws without over applying makeup like the other less experienced bridal makeup artists.

Because of it I do not have darkness around that area, and I spend less time applying my makeup.

When applying mineral makeup, actually this rule really works for any makeup, start with less than you think you will need — several light applications are better than a single heavy one!

If you prep your skin thoroughly before applying makeup, you will use less makeup because you will have a better canvas to work with and less «problems» to cover or fix.

Just like it's best to wear less makeup, it's important to spend less time heat styling your hair and applying heavy products.

What I really like about this brush head is that it gives my skin an airbrushed look and I use a lot less foundation than I do when I apply my makeup with a sponge.

This is not a movie in which a person on his or her deathbed looks only slightly less healthy, as if the makeup department simply did its job by applying less foundation or blush on that day of shooting, or even has an almost angelic glow, as if to suggest that the moment that's approaching will be a transcendent one for all involved.

Less successful are Richards» other two works: «Untitled Merchandise (Lovers and Dealers)» (2007) makes oblique reference to AIDS victims through six knitted banners, while «The Screens» (2013) is a bizarre decision: a slideshow of people applying fake wound makeup.