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Oct 17, 2011

Colder weather calls for a new makeup look


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When it comes to the colder months, many women panic at the thought of the harsh weather drying out their skin. While it's true that the cold can have a negative impact on complexion, the coming months also involve many holiday parities for ladies to show off their winter makeup. 


BecomeGorgeous.com recently ran an article offering tips for creating a look that is suitable for winter months.


First, the beauty site suggested that to ensure that foundation is applied evenly, you should first dip a makeup sponge into water. This will create a sheer, dewy look that appears more natural than a powdery, caked-on base. The news provider added that cosmetics with moisturizer are a good choice for the cold season.


"Apply a tinted moisturizer with great care to build up the perfect makeup base. Place a tiny spot of this formula on your chin and jaw, cheeks and finally the forehead," according to the website.


Beauty-Tips.net suggests using a face cream underneath foundation in the winter. This will not only help the makeup last longer, but will also create a smooth look. The news source also says that eyeshadow and waterproof mascara are important in these months.


Ethnic women who want to protect their skin against the harsh winter weather should remember that the sun can still damage your complexion in these months. Using a skin care product for black skin with SPF can help protect you against the sun's UV rays.  

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