1. First of all, you need to ascertain exactly what skin type you have. Is your skin oily, dry, or a combination of both skin types. If your skin is oily, you will need make up for oily skin.
2. When you buy makeup, make sure to go shopping for makeup without wearing any – this will mean you can more accurately gauge whether the makeup matches your skin color or no.
3. Make sure to pick out 2 to 3 foundation shades that you feel best match your skin color. You want them to look as natural as possible. As a rule of thumb, any yellow looking shade will give skin a natural look, while for light of fair skin, pink shades of makeup look the best.
4. Pick out three or four shades that you think match your skin tone. They need to look as natural as possible. Usually, the yellowish based shades will give all skin tones a natural look. For a very light or fair skin, a pink shade of foundation will be best.
5. Be sure to test out the foundation first by placing a little of it right by your upper jaw line, then make the decision.
When you try to combine makeup with acne problems, you end up with a lot of grief. In general, removing blackheads and acne blemishes requires a fine balance of skin care and proper makeup that does not add to the problem.
Deciding on the right makeup for oily skin can be a challenge – mainly because there are so many varieties out the. Oily skin makeup is very specific though. If you have dry skin, you don’t want to use cosmetics for oily skin, as your face will be very dry.
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