80s Makeup

Besides hairstyles, makeup was an enormous influence towards Australia's fashion. During the 1960s, makeup changed drastically. Eyes became the main feature of the face and false eyelashes and mascara became popular to use. Eye shadow was also worn mainly in blue, green, and brown and eyeliner was worn in thick and dark colours for a dramatic effect. Lips usually included pale shades of lipstick with glitter. All of these were popular amongst young female adolescents especially after seeing models like Twiggy and Jean Shrimpton using

The first thing to do is to apply your foundation. You can apply the foundation with your fingers if you wish or use a damp makeup sponge. One tip is to do what the pros do and use a foundation brush. Use concealer to cover up any imperfections of the skin such as dark undereye circles and blemishes. For this look, apply foundation even to your lips so that there is a nude base for your liner and lipstick. Set your base with a liberal dusting of powder. The look should be matte, not dewy. Next,

Makeup wasn’t the easiest thing to find or create. The things makeup contained back then will leave you breathless. I wouldn’t have imagined that makeup used so many different things through history. Makeup has a lot of steps to it than just applying it on your face. Makeup seems like it’s nothing but it has a lot to it especially history because it has changed a whole lot over time. It hasn’t only changed by the ingredients but the colors and designers as well as time keeps going by new things also come out.

Moreover, How do you put all this on yourself ? Well first you start with a Makeup

Start by shaping your face using the technique called highlighting and contouring. Highlighting and contouring is optional, however, you will notice dramatic results. Next, add a bronzer to create warmth and give you a natural tan glow. Then use a blush brush to apply blush to the apples of your cheeks.

Taking the correct color of blush given by the director, apply the brush gently to both cheeks, also making sure to apply some to the apples of your cheeks. You need to make sure you apply the blush gently because putting on too much will make your cheeks too red. The next step would be to get your eye shadow, also given by your director, and create a smoky eye. The eye shadow will be given by your director because everyone in the group needs to have the same eye makeup. The first step to creating a perfect smoky eye is to take the lightest color and cover both eyelids. Then, take the color that is labeled as second and apply to the lower eyelid. Finally, take the color labeled as third and line the crease with the color. The next step to completing the show choir makeup is eyeliner. Take your eyeliner, pencil or liquid, and create a thin line across the bottom of the eyelid, ending in a wing on both eyes. Do not forget to apply eyeliner to the bottom eyelid as

I’m not averse to wearing makeup but I generally don’t. Tonight, I add some color to my cheeks and spend a good amount of time making up my eyes giving them a seductive smoky

There is nothing worse than an uneven blended foundation which is the result of a few of the common mistakes that beginners make. Use a high-quality concealer, you can even purchase one online. Don’t forget to use a primer and moisturizer before you begin with the concealer. Apply it on the places where you would apply the highlighter, if you are opting for a contour, but if it’s for a subtle makeup look, then make sure to apply it onto the blemishes. If you are applying for a contour, then put it in the center of the nose-line, the forehead, under the eyes, and on the

I ran to my makeup collection, yes collection, I don't know how much makeup I could own, I practically owned it all. I don't even wear that much makeup, I just like to have it. I quickly took a beauty blender, dabbing foundation over my face. I put on a light amount of concealer and then powder before I blended a bronze eye shadow on my eyes. I quickly took my eyeliner, drawing a sharp wing and then applied a light coat of mascara to my eyelashes.

This was something both men and women did. Again, there people today who still like this look and dress in this manner. In the early 90’s makeup for women usually contained dark red lipstick as a staple. Even blue frosted eye shadow was a hit. By 1997, blue eye shadow was still in, but shiny lip glosses replaced the red lipstick (1990’s in fashion). There are some older women that still wear the blue frosted eye shadow, but you won’t see it often and you know these women were a product of the 1990’s. The dark lipstick is a favorite in stores and still many teens today like the dark

In 1990 I was 13 years old. I remember that my hairstyle was as important as what I wore everyday. I wore my hair up, all down, and in a half ponytail. When I wore it all down, I would crimp it with a crimping tool or flat iron it with really big bangs, using a lot of hairspray. When I wore it up, I would use a big, colorful, flashy scrunchie to put my hair into a ponytail. The ponytail would always be at the very top of my head and very big. When I wore my hair half up and half down, I would also use a big flashy scrunchie to put it in a half ponytail. With that, I would also make my bangs sticking straight up with a lot of hairspray. I look back at old pictures of myself and think, “wow,

This next step is a bit tricky and may vary by the user. Blush is an essential item to most old women who wear it too heavily and incorrectly. When applying the blush, you must suck in your cheeks to imitate a fish and take the blush brush and lightly apply it to the now-visible cheekbones. If you choose to wear a more odd color like purple or a heavy red, do not apply to much to look like Be Be off the Drew Carrey Show. The eye shadow is the next application to the face. Matching the colors of the eye shadow to the outfit is not as important as the application itself. Lets’ say you have a red party dress on, then you would not wear the same shade as someone who is wearing a lime green t-shirt. Choose your colors wisely, and know that someone will recognize a mismatch if one occurs. Always choose a pattern to your colors; for example: you can put a white directly under the arch of your eyebrow to give some emphasis, then put a light semi-arch under the white to outline the top of your eye for some definition, and then put a light-colored shade under then that would be extremely acceptable. Eyeliner is an optional choice that you may choose to take. If you so choose to apply it, make sure it is applied after the eye shadow so the color can’t fade or look lighter.

Your basic skin care looks like this: Day, cleanse skin in the morning apply toner, moisturizer, and eye cream. Once having applied these put a concealer if needed, light make up and pressed powder. Apply eye shadow, eyeliner and always take care of eyebrows. Finally apply lipstick and you are ready to face the day.

Like clothing, the 1920‘s also took a great tole on women’s accessorization, the use of cosmetics, and tanning. Some popular accessories girls wore were long strand of pearls, bangles, dangling earrings and furs. The strands of pearls were normally looped a few time around the neck. Long straight fur coats without curves became very popular (Women’s Fashion Accessories). Women began getting their eyebrows thinned to emphasize a younger face. They started wearing make up around the eyes to make them look larger. Lipstick became popular to accent the upper lip and depth of the lower lip. Because women wanted to change their look with makeup, the makeup market started booming during this decade. Although you could buy makeup, few women still made their own makeup. They used soot for eyeshadow and petroleum jelly mixed with soot for mascara. Women began to wear heels, the most popular being the ankle-strap cuban heeled shoe. They wore brimmed hats, such as a cloche hat to finish their look. Later in decade, more headbands with feather were being worn instead of brimmed hats. This look coming from the

To begin, go to any local drug store, hair store, or make up store to find the basic or base for your makeup. The most important part of makeup is most definitely the foundation. Foundation is a liquid or powder that cover any blemishes. There are many types of foundation, depending skin types. Some people have oily skin while others have dry skin.To find the perfect foundation, go to a professional makeup store and let a licensed makeup artist help match the foundation that is the best match for one’s skin tone. Once you have found the best foundation, it is time to look for concealer. Concealer is also an important step when dealing with the basics of makeup. Concealer covers any hard to reach spots that foundation does not cover. There are many colors for foundation. It all depends on