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February, 2020
All the brushes you need for a flawless base makeup
October, 2019
2 Super Easy Halloween Looks for Beginners
3 Makeup Hacks for the festive season
August, 2019
3 Stand Out Makeup looks For The Upcoming Festive Season
July, 2019
Do’s, don’ts and how to’s of highlighter
June, 2019
How to create: 3 scintillating unicorn makeup looks
May, 2019
Trend forecast 2019 – Part 2
April, 2019
Trend forecast 2019
February, 2019
Bridal makeup looks to make you stand out
January, 2019
Recreate Wearable Runway Looks
December, 2018
Eye makeup and how to get it just right!
November, 2018
The six makeup brushes you can’t do without!
October, 2018
The hottest Halloween looks to try out this year
September, 2018
Metallics and everything you need to know about them
August, 2018
The Do’s and Don’ts of eyeliner makeup
July, 2018
Concealers vs Colour correctors: What’s the difference?
June, 2018
How to prep your lips for some lipstick love
April, 2018
3 GORGEOUS EYE MAKEUP ESSENTIALS
March, 2018
The perfect guide to applying false eyelashes
February, 2018
How to make your makeup last all day
January, 2018
The eye makeup hacks that will glamourize your night outs
December, 2017
As the season changes, so should your makeup
November, 2017
The science behind Beauty Blending
September, 2017
Your guide to the perfect Smokey
August, 2017
The secret to plump lips
July, 2017
Your monsoon makeup guide
May, 2017
Makeup tips to roll the years back
March, 2017
The Contour Blueprint
December, 2016
Your Makeup Essentials
Eye Makeup Trends

Makeup tips to roll the years back

Lips lose their fullness over time, and dark colours make them look even smaller. Mauves and pinks, on the other hand, highlight lips and a swipe of lip-gloss will plump them up even more.
Wearing the wrong colour foundationFoundation that’s too light or dark will look dull and unnatural, not youthful and glowing. To make sure you pick the right colour when you test them out in the store, dab a bit on your face, rather than your hand, which can be a different shade. The colour should match yours even before it’s blended.
Skipping your eyebrowsOver time, eyebrows become sparser, especially if you have a history of over-tweezing them. Add some definition by filling them in with a product a shade lighter than your natural hair. Another good idea: use lip balm to groom wild eyebrows.
Applying your blush to the wrong spotSwirling blush only on the apples of your cheeks leaves you with unnatural, unflattering circles. Applying it too far below the cheekbones, though, can drag down your face, giving a saggy appearance. For a youthful glow, lightly brush it along your cheekbone, starting under the centre of your eye and sweeping upward.
Lining the bottom of your eyesBottom eyeliner makes your eyes look smaller, while top liner opens them up. But beware, harsh lines and dark colours will make your lids look heavy. Apply a soft layer of brown or grey eyeliner to your top outer corner and then blend it out for a brightening effect. Finish by curling and applying mascara to only your top lashes.