Match Your Make-up With Your Outfit
The Right Make-Up For Dark Colors:
When you opt for dark shades, use dark eye shadow colours. Dark colours will carry off a smoky look well. To give that look perfection, highlight the centre of the eyelid with a lighter shade. Apply mascara generously, a bit of eye pencil will also help. You can combine these two with a glossy or nude colour on the lips.
Ladies Going Out In The Afternoon For Lunch Should Wear Soft Colors:
For lazy luncheons your look has to be perfect without over doing it. Day wear colours are usually light, they are peach, lemon and white. Pink, salmon and rose are good daywear colours for your lipstick colour giving it a good pout. Use eyeshadow of similar colours. For your cheeks, go in for soft colours with a hint of shimmer.
Use Glitter All The Way For The Party:
This one is tricky. Since a party means dressing up, so you are going to do so, and you should be careful with your make-up. If you are wearing an outfit which is bright, with gold and silver attachments, use matching eye shadow and tip it with a dab of glitter in the centre of the eyelid and on the brow line. Use shimmer powder and for your lips, either go in for a bright colour with glitter on top or a light and creamy texture with gloss.
While Wearing Chunky Jewellery Use A Stronger Liner:
Accessories can make an outfit stand out. A strong dash of colour on the eye will go well with chunky accessories. Try blue or green eyeliner. Alternately, you can use dark lip colour. Accordingly, choose a red, maroon or bronze lipstick colour to match your outfit.
Dew Fresh For Romance:
Say this is a special occasion, like your first anniversary and you want to look ravishing. Go in for a natural dewy base, giving you that desired angel-look. To spice up the evening, apply a hint of peach on the cheeks to make you look fresh, as if you have had a work-out. The same colour should be used as a base on your eyelids. Then apply a brown pencil and smudge it to make your eyes look soft. Colour your lips with warm colours like peach, pink or something more trendy like maroon and must command attention. After that apply a high shine gloss. Lots of mascara and a well-shaped eyebrows will work.
Being Monochromatic In Office:
Many people like to use the no-nonsense look in the office and it is very effective. You want to be taken seriously as well as look good in your professional sphere. So to go with your office wear, use monochromatic make-up. Stick to colours like beige or brown. If you are dark complexioned, use light peach on your cheeks. For a darker skin tone use a ginger shade. Along with that, use mascara, which will give it the finishing look. Keep the lips looking natural. Stay away from glitter, shine or gloss. If you have grey hair and are fair complexioned, wear a medium coverage foundation.
