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If you’re anything like me, your makeup routine is probably pretty straightforward. You’ve got your go-to products, and they generally work just fine. But if you’re looking to step up your game, I’m here to tell you that there are things you can do to make sure your makeup always looks its best—without having to spend even more money on new products or services. Keep reading for five common mistakes women make when applying makeup and how to avoid them:
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Foundation is uneven and blotchy
Your foundation is uneven, blotchy and it looks like you put on a mask. Don’t worry; this is an easy fix!
The first thing to do is apply your foundation in thin layers with a brush or sponge (depending on how much coverage you want). You can also use your fingers if that’s more comfortable for you–but make sure to blend well so there aren’t any lines between where the makeup ends and your skin begins. Next up: blending time! Use either a beauty blender sponge or dampened brush to gently blend out any harsh lines left behind by applying too much product at once. Once everything looks smooth and even again, pat on some powder to set everything in place for good measure
You’re not using primer
Primer is like a base coat for your face. It helps your foundation go on smoothly, makes it last longer and keeps makeup in place all day. Primer also helps reduce the appearance of pores, fine lines and blemishes by creating a smooth surface for your makeup to be applied over.
While there are many different types of primers on the market today–some that help conceal dark circles under eyes or redness around them; others that create a matte finish–they all offer similar benefits: they make your skin look smoother so that you don’t need as much coverage (which can make you appear older). Some even contain SPF protection against sun damage!
Your eyeliner isn’t straight
If you’re having trouble getting your eyeliner to look straight, there are a few things you can do. The first step is to sharpen your pencils. A dull pencil won’t produce the best results and will make it difficult for you to get a clean line across your lash line with minimal effort. If this doesn’t solve the problem for you, try using liquid eyeliner instead–it’s easier than sharpening pencils every time!
When drawing along the lash line with either method, be sure not to go above it; this will cause shadows under each eye that aren’t flattering at all! Instead, start at the outer corner of each eye (where they meet) and draw inwards towards where they come together again just below their middle point; this gives them extra definition without looking unnatural or overdone. If using liquid liner specifically: just make sure not too go too far past where those two points intersect; otherwise we’ll end up with droopy wings instead!
You don’t have the right tools for the job
You know the saying, “the right tool for the job?” Well, it’s true. You need to use the best tools possible if you want your makeup application to look its best. If you’re using tools that aren’t quite right for what they’re meant to do–whether it be an eyelash curler or foundation brush–you may not get the results that are expected of them.
Let’s start with brushes: there are plenty of different kinds out there! Of course, some people prefer synthetic bristles over natural ones because they don’t shed as much and last longer; others like synthetic because they feel more comfortable on sensitive skin; still others prefer natural because they think it looks better when applied (though this is largely subjective). But regardless of which type(s) work best for each individual person’s needs and preferences, having multiple options ensures that everyone gets exactly what works best for them without having any unnecessary waste by using something else instead just because it happens not be available at home first time around.”
Your lipstick is too dark for your skin tone
If your lipstick is too dark for your skin tone, it can seem as though you’re wearing a mask. To avoid this effect and make sure that your lipstick looks natural, choose one shade lighter than your skin color. If the difference between your lip color and skin tone is too drastic (for example, if you have light pink lips and pale white skin), try using a lip liner to match the color of both areas.
If there are still gaps between where the lipstick ends and begins on either side of the mouth or along its edges (which can happen if you use liquid or cream formulas), use a brush to smooth them out before applying gloss or glosses over top in order to give yourself an even finish
Learn how to avoid these mistakes so you can improve your makeup skills.
- Learn how to use a primer.
- Practice your eyeliner.
- Use a good quality brush or sponge when applying foundation and concealer, as this will result in a smoother application that’s easier to blend out (and therefore less noticeable).
- When matching your lipstick to your skin tone, go for something with more pink undertones if you have pale skin, or more brown undertones if you have darker skin; this makes it much easier to wear on an everyday basis because the colors will blend seamlessly into each other when applied over foundation.
Conclusion
We hope that this article has given you some insight into the mistakes we all make when it comes to makeup. Make sure you have the right tools for the job and always double check your work before applying any product!
