Makeup Tips - Using Makeup While Wearing Glasses
August 24, 2017 |
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Makeup Tips - Using
Makeup While Wearing Glasses
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Makeup Tips - Using Makeup While Wearing Glasses
If you are wearing prescription glasses, one thing is for
sure: your eyes will look smaller or larger depending on your eye problem.
Either way, you need to neutralize this effect by changing your makeup
technique.
Like any other day, you will start with a concealer. If your
glasses tend to bring out your eyes, you should try covering your dark circles
as much as possible. Keep your glasses close to you and take a look at the
improvements every few minutes. Don't stop refining your look until you are
perfectly happy with the result.
Most people don't know that glasses will attract attention to
the eyebrows.
This means that you have to make them look perfect and the only
way to do this is by adjusting the shape and trimming them if needed.
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You
shouldn't exaggerate when it comes to eyebrows in general; as long as they have
a clear shape and you can't notice any imperfections, you should be OK.
A pale color is recommended for the waterline. This will make your eyes stand out and they will look great especially if you use an eye shadow of a darker color. You don't have to go to the end of the color spectrum, just make sure that the eye shadow is not as bright as the color of your waterline. No matter what you choose, you should focus on the lower lash line.
A problem with wearing glasses and makeup at the same time is
that mascara will often smear the lenses, especially if you have long
eyelashes. The only method of avoiding this is by curling your lashes a little
more than usual and trying to use less mascara on the upper lashes. You can,
however, focus on the lower lashes without having to worry about your glasses.
The most important part of the process is double checking the
results before you go out. Put on your glasses and take a look at the result
from different angles and with different lighting. If everything seems OK, you
have managed to combine the necessity of using glasses with makeup.
In the end, you need to focus on your waterline and use a
little more concealer than you usually do. After you get the right eye shadow
color, you will start noticing the difference and you just have to top it off
with mascara. You will certainly like the results if you take your time and
follow these makeup tips.
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