RoomMake-Up Procedures a. Place the cart in front of the room & knock b. Empty all trash cans/basket c. Wash & wipe-dry drinking glasses d. Replenish the soiled linen e. Make up the bed f. Clean/vacuum the floor g. Dust the furniture & fixtures, then polish mirror h. Replenish other guestroom supplies i. Make up the bathroom j.
Make Up Room 20 Step Standar Operation Prosedur 1. Entering the door / Memasuki kamar Ketuk pintu atau bunyikan bel dengan mengucapkan salam atau greeting 2. Open the window draperies/ Buka Tirai Bukalah jendela dan tirai , agar udara segar dan cahaya matahari dapat masuk ke kamar 3. Take good look / perhatikan dengan seksama Perhatikan seluruh keaadan seluruh kamar terutama kamar yang telah ditinggalkan oleh tamu, Apabila ada barang atau fasilitas yang hilang atau terbawa oleh tamu yang telah menginap dikamar Itu 4. Turn off every light and the air conditioner / matikan semua perlengkapan listrik Padamkan semua lampu bila masih menyala , serta matikan tv , radio, atau alat listrik lainnya yang tidak digunakan 5. Clear up / clean up pembersihan Gantungkan semua pakaian tamu yang berserakan di dalam kamar . Bersikan semua asbak, gelas, nampan, termos air, dan sampah dibuang ketempat sampah perhatikan agar tidak ada puntung rokokyang masih menyala 6. Checking damages/ Periksa kerusakan periksa semua perlengkapan bila ada yang rusak segara laporkan kekantor housekeeping untuk segera mendapat perbaikan oleh engineering 7. Gathing soiled linen / pengumpulan linen/ lena kotor Kumpulkan semua linen atau lena kotor . Untuk mengangkat seprai kotor diatas tempat tidur, harus satu persatu untuk menghindari kemungkinan ada barang tamu tertinggal diatas tempat tidur agar midah diketahui. Dan perhatikan mungkin pelindung kasur kotor dan harus di ganti dengan yang bersih 8. Saving steps/ langkah -langkah efektif setelah manaruh linen yang kotor kedalam trolley bag, kembali masuk ke kamar dengan membawa linen bersih, perlengkapan kebutuhan tamu dan perlengkapan kebersihan sesuai dengan kebutuhan 9. Making Bed mengetahui semua linen bersih , perlengkapan tempat tidur dan pemasangannya disesuikan dengan standard penataan tempat tidur di hotel tersebut 10. Dusting / pembersihan debu Cara pembersihan debu yang baik adalah mendahulukan tempat-tempat yang ada diatas seperti langit-langit, dinding, jendela , meble, lantai atau karpet dan tempat sampah. Bagian -bagian yang kotor tetapi tidak kelihatan harus diperhatikan . Bila membersihkan meja ada barang-barang tamu, usahakan jangan sampai berubah sesuai tempatnya 11. Changing guest supplies / penggantian perlengkapan tamu menambah dan mengganti semu perlengkapan kebutuhan tamu di dalam kamar tidur baik yang rusak maupun yang dipakai tamu 12. Entering the bathroom / memasuki kamar mandi 13. Cleaning the bath tub and shower/ pembersihan bak mandi 14. Cleaning the wash basin/ pembersihan area watafel 15. Cleaning toilet bowl & bidet pembersihan toilet duduk dan bidet 16. Completed guest suplies /equipment melengkapi perlengkapan peralatan tamu 17. Cleaning bath room floor / pembersihan lantai kamar mandi 18. Cleaning the entrance door / pembersihan pintu masuk bersihkan pintu secara keseluruhan yang meliputi daun pintu , kusen pintu , lampu penunjuk bahaya , gangang pintu dan kunci pegangan 19 . Cleaning the floor and vacumming the carpet / pembersihan lantai dan karpet kamar perhatikan apabila membersihankan lantai baik mengepel maupun menyedot debu ambilah langkah yang paling jauh dahulu, agar lingkungan yang sudah dibersihakan tidak terinjak lagi 20. Last checking / pemeriksaan terakhir Periksa kembali sebelum meninggalkan kamar - mungkin jendela belum dikunci , AC belum dijalankan , memadamkan lampu yang masih nyala - mungkin juga fasilitas kamar kurang lengkap atau letaknya yang salah - mungkin juga ada alat-alat yang tinggal - tutuplah pintu dengan memastikan bahwa telah dikunci

pinosycom. It is possible to use the corner of your room to be a makeup room. A half round makeup vanity is a good option along with 3 parts of a mirror. If you need extra storage, just use a hanging round cabinet. An armless and without a backrest chair is the best option to make the makeup room perfect. 23.

Have you ever found yourself shopping for new beauty products and feeling totally confused over why there were so many options? Do you really need to contour your face and apply bronzer? What’s the difference between an eyebrow pencil and an eyebrow gel and how do you even fill in your eyebrows? After a while, your shopping cart can seem redundant, while every YouTube makeup tutorial can simply sound like noise. The good news? If you feel like this, you’re not alone. Whether you need a makeup for beginners tutorial, or you love trying all the latest beauty trends, we’re giving you a little refresh on all the basics. Buckle up, because we’re about to school you with our crash course in simple, must-know makeup knowledge. Say goodbye to creasing, learn how to make dry skin appear hydrated and oily skin appear matte, get the best use of makeup brushes, eyeshadow palettes, lip balm, and more. We’ve got the best hacks for how to apply makeup for beginners, thanks to makeup artist tips and tricks. Whether you want to up your face makeup game or turn heads with a killer eye makeup look straight from Sephora, these makeup tips from the pros with our own IPSY editor input as well will have you making a mad dash for the drugstore or beauty supply store depending on the makeup products you fancy. Now, what are you waiting for? Keep scrolling and get to applying!About the ExpertsYesid Castro is a Los Angeles–based hairstylist and makeup artist, as well as a salon owner and educator for the global brands Laura Mercier, Shiseido, and Bumble and Bumble. Castro works with both editorial and red-carpet Lovello is a celebrity and bridal makeup artist in New York whose clients include Chrishell Stause, Real Housewives stars Melissa Gorga and Romana Singer, and reality star Nicole Polizzi aka Snooki. Robert Sesnek is a New York–based celebrity makeup artist whose clientele include celebrities like Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner, Vanessa Hudgens, and more. His work has been featured in Vogue, Vanity Fair, ELLE, and in campaigns for Ralph Lauren and Things First What Are All These Products?Whether you’ve totally mastered your everyday makeup look or you have no idea how to put makeup on, most of us could use a refresher when it comes to what’s in our cosmetic case. Read on for how to apply makeup, step by step, with our comprehensive guide ProductsPrimer Primers come in gel, cream, or spray form and can create an even canvas for your makeup application by filling in fine lines and blurring large pores. We’re fans of this step because it helps the makeup glide on evenly, last longer, and avoid if you’re only into makeup for beginners, you’ll want to have at least one trusty foundation at your fingertips. Foundation can come as a liquid, cream, or powder, and is meant to even out your skin tone and smooth over imperfections. Unsure which formula is right for you? Check out our breakdown of powder and liquid foundation. Tip We always factor in what coverage we’re looking to achieve. You can get foundations ranging from sheer coverage like a skin tint or tinted moisturizer to full coverage. Concealer Concealer is meant to provideunder-eye brightness or additional coverage over select areas, like dark circles, breakouts, acne scars, and more. Depending on the look you want to achieve, you can opt for a concealer with either a matte or dewy finish. Just like with foundation, we appreciate that there’s a coverage level for everyone’s preference. Want to know more? Here’s our guide on how to apply and Contour These two are the secret behind the perfectly chiseled faces we often see on celebs and influencers. “Contour colors always recede, meaning they will add depth, where highlighter brings that light forward,” says makeup artist Robert Sesnek. Together they add an overall dimension. Because everyone has different skin types, we recommend playing around with liquid, powder, and cream formulas to figure out what’s most flattering on your own individual face. Blush and Bronzer There’s often confusion between contour and bronzer when it comes to makeup for beginners. But it’s important to remember that contour creates shadows, while bronzer creates a natural, sun-kissed glow that accentuates and lifts your cheekbones and other features. Bronzers come in liquids, creams, and powders brush up on the differences with our tips for how to apply bronzer. On the flip side, blush is used to add a hint of color to your cheeks and comes in liquid, powder, and cream Products You have a few options to set your makeup. When we want to lock a look in place, we love the waysetting powder does the trick. When we want to smooth fine lines and blur pores, we apply finishing powder, which also gives an airbrushed finish. And when we want to secure our look while adding a little dewiness, setting spraygets the job done. Sesnek says he never skips the setting step. If setting the whole face feels like too much product or leaves the skin too matte, we just powder select areas like our T-zone and under our eyes, while leaving the other areas ProductsEyeshadow Primer While most primers for your complexion contain silicone or water, we suggest priming your lids with designated eyeshadow primers because they offer more grip. This allows your eye makeup to stay in place all day. Eyeshadow Eyeshadow is pigmented powder or cream applied to your eyelids to accentuate your eyes. The colors come in a variety of finishes and shades, ranging from matte to shimmering to duochrome and satin. They also contain varying levels of pigmentation. Eyeliner Eyeliner is used to define the eyes, enhance their shape, and create different looks. When it comes to eyeliner, we switch back and forth between gel, liquid, or pencil, depending on our vibe and the time and patience we’re working with at the moment. If you’re unsure which one is right for you, turn to our guide on which eyeliner you should Mascara is used to enhance eyelashes. Depending on the formula, you can make your lashes look fuller, thicker, longer, or darker or all of the above if you hit the mascara jackpot.Eyebrow ProductsEyebrow Gel Eyebrow gel keeps brow hairs in place. The formula is usually either clear or tinted, natural, or extra-hold. Eyebrow Pencil Eyebrow pencil is used to draw in hairs and allows you to achieve the most natural-looking finish. Not only does a fine tip create strokes that resemble real hair, but “the wax texture mimics real brow hairs,” says Powder Powder is perfect for filling in sparse spots and is a great go-to for beginners, says Sesnek. In fact, if you don’t have a powder on hand, you can use an eyeshadow to achieve the same effect. Just be sure to select a shade most similar to your eyebrow ProductsLip Primer Lip primer is used to keep your lip products in place and create a smooth canvas for your lip products. Lip Pencil Lip pencils enhance the shape of your lips and are used as an outline to set parameters before you apply lipstick. We implement this step because it also prevents our lipstick from bleeding. Additionally, if we want to create a fuller pout, we use our lip liner to contour our mouth and lightly Lipstick adds color to the lips, further enhancing your mouth’s fullness. It’s available in a variety of forms, from liquid lipstick to matte lipstick, and comes in every shade under the sun. Lip Gloss Lip gloss creates a glossy finish and can come in a variety of colors, from completely translucent to highly pigmented. “Depending on the formula, I always find the best way to use lipgloss is when it is applied with the original applicator and spread with the finger,” says Beginner-Friendly Steps to Applying Makeup1. Prep Your SkinBefore you even reach for makeup, it’s crucial that you prep your skin with skincare. “Always cleanse and moisturize for your skin type,” says Sesnek. “Makeup will never lay properly without it.” When your skin isn’t properly prepped, you won’t be able to achieve an even, flawless finish. Instead, your foundation will look heavy and gravitate toward the dry parts of your complexion while your concealer gets cakey. 2. Apply PrimerNot all primers are created equal, so to achieve the best results, it’s best to select the right primer for your skin type. We also rounded up the best primers according to Ipster reviews if you need help picking the perfect primer for your skin. “Apply primer in fine, sheer layers,” says Sesnek. If you use a heavy hand, the primer will start to ball or pill not the look we’re going for. Instead, we focus a thin coat on our forehead, cheeks, and chin. “This allows it to blur and mattify in these areas aka. the T-zone, which are usually the areas that are the oiliest.”3. Grab Your Foundation and ConcealerNow that your skin is prepped and primed, you can start applying your makeup. While typically, you’d start with foundation first and then concealer, occasionally we reach for concealer first. If you’re unsure, our IPSY story on whether to apply foundation or concealer first is a great dab a few dots of foundation on the T-zone, focusing on the forehead, nose, cheeks, and chin. Next, we recommendusing a foundation brush to blend it in. While you can also certainly use a makeup sponge or even your fingers, using a foundation brush is quick and easy, making it a great option for beginners and anyone who’s looking to simplify their makeup routine. To achieve a natural finish, start with a small amount of product and blend up and out. For more on that technique, check out our story on how to apply foundation with a that your foundation is applied, you’re ready to apply concealer. Focus on any areas you want to conceal under the eyes, around the nostrils, and any blemishes or dark spots. When it comes to covering up, it’s important to dab, never drag. “When applying concealer, you never want to spread it, but always dab it in place, allowing it to saturate the area you are trying to cover,” says apply on blemishes and lightly dab, using either your ring finger, a concealer brush, or sponge. To conceal under the eyes, draw two inverted triangles under your eyes and blend the edges into the foundation by lightly dabbing. Not only is the upside-down triangle technique pretty foolproof, but it also brightens up the entire face. The end result? A gorgeous Set Your BaseWe swipe a brush or velvet puff into your setting powder, and tap it to remove any excess. We always want to ensure that it’s evenly covered before applying it to the skin. Next, press it into your face to ensure you don’t move your makeup around in the application process. Focus on areas that often seem to need a touch-up throughout the day typically the T-zone. If you have a special occasion or just want to create a more airbrushed finish, you could also “bake” your makeup. Check out our full baking tutorial if you want to perfect your Create DimensionContour comes in powder, liquid, and cream formulas, with powder being the most foolproof and therefore ideal for beginners. Using an angled brush, focus on the areas you want to create dimension. “I always like to start under the jawline first,” says Sesnek. Next, place contour under the cheekbones, around your hairline, and on the sides of your nose. “Contour takes a little longer to perfect but it makes a world of difference, especially in photos,” Sesnek adds. Check out our tips on contouring based on your face shape to take your glam to the next you’re still slightly intimidated by the idea of contouring, Sesnek recommends practicing with a bronzer. “Use a beige-y or non-orange matte bronzer to get your skills up,” he says. Apply the bronzer under the jawline, on the sides of the cheeks, and the perimeter of the forehead, just like you would with contour. The beauty of practicing with bronzer? “There is more wiggle room, as it tends to be more forgiving,” he it’s time to apply highlighter, we recommend focusing on the “high” points of your face that the sun would naturally hit. “Adding highlighter above cheekbones, by the eyebrow arch, down the bridge of the nose and blending very well will give the most realistic dimension,” says Sesnek. While highlighter comes in a variety of forms, our team mostly opted for pressed powder highlighters when first learning to do makeup, since it’s the simplest for beginners to use. To apply, dip your brush in the product and tap it to remove excess powder. Next, lightly glide it over the high points mentioned above. If you’re not sure which one is right for you, check out a few of our favorite highlighters Add Back Some ColorWhen selecting the right bronzer, be sure not to go more than a shade or two darker than your regular complexion and don’t forget to check out some of our favorite bronzers. Once you have selected your shade, you’re ready to begin bronzing. Using a fluffy brush, blend bronzer around your hairline, on your cheekbones, and on your jawline. The easiest way to remember this? Just think of the number three. For a flawless application, draw a number three on your face, starting at your hairline and then continuing down to your cheekbones before rounding it out under your jawline. We’ve found that blending in circular, sweeping motions helps create a flawless finish, and dusting some on the bridge of the nose completes the look of a sun-kissed it comes to blush, it’s best to select a hue that brings out your skin’s natural undertone check out our favorite blushes for a little beauty inspo. Next, using a brush, apply blush to the apples of your cheeks to create a subtle, natural-looking flush, moving your brush in circular motions to blend as you go. “A foolproof way to apply blush is by smiling and dusting on the excess, allowing the brush to hug the cheek by brushing upwards,” says Focus on Your Eye MakeupWhen it comes time to apply eye makeup, the choice is really yours. Do you want to create a natural makeup look for the day? A smokey eye for date night? Do you feel like trying your hand at the edgy negative space liner for drinks with friends? Depending on where you’re headed and what you plan on wearing, you can tailor your eye makeup to match your mood. Our rule of thumb is to always have eyeshadow, eyeliner, and mascara on hand—everything else is up to you’ve applied your eyeshadow, you can move on to your eyeliner. “As a beginner, I would use a creamy, non-waterproof pencil closest to the lashes and start slowly until you become more comfortable applying eyeliner or adding wings or feline flicks,” says Sesnek. Keep Q-tips close by for fuss-free deserve attention all on their own. You can either make your brows look fuller or enhance your natural shape using a variety of products, like brow pencils, powders, or gels. If you aren’t sure which product is right for you, stick to these guidelines Use a pencil for the most natural-looking approach that mimics your real hair. Use a brow powder if you want to fill in sparse spots. And finally, whip out the brow gel when you need to keep unruly brows in place. “I personally use all three formulas, sometimes all on the same set of brows,” says favorite eyebrow formula is the combination of pencil and brow powder. “It simply adds dimension and the powder sets the pencil in place guaranteeing longevity and a more natural look,” he says. 8. Swipe on Your Lip ProductsIf using a lip primer, prep lips before you begin. Next, use your lip liner to outline your mouth. We’ve been able to create the illusion of a larger pout by contouring, or lining slightly over our lips. Next, fill in your lips with liner. Use this as an outline and apply your lipstick. For more tips, check out our comprehensive guide to applying lipstick like a these expert tips, the right products, and a little practice, you’re ready to take your makeup routine to the next level. It’s all about expressing your creativity and finding the look that makes you feel like the most confident version of you. Most importantly, remember that how to put on makeup properly starts with going at your own in on all the IPSY fun? Take our Beauty Quiz now to get started with your own beauty subscription. Already a member? Refer your friends to earn points, which you can use toward products. Either way, don’t forget to check us out on Instagram and TikTok this article? Share it with your friends by clicking the icons below!

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The power of makeup is undeniable; our favorite products help us create the beauty looks we love, enhance our favorite features, and encapsulate our individual definitions of beauty. The best makeup routines help the modern woman boost her confidence and face the world head on—no matter what the day has in store. When it comes to makeup, skillful application can make all the difference. Applying your favorite products the correct way, and applying the correct amount of makeup can do two things help you achieve the beauty look you crave, and help you get the most out of your makeup. Looking for natural makeup that keeps your skin looking radiant all day? SHOP NOW Looking for natural makeup that keeps your skin looking radiant all day? Learn how to apply your makeup with these important beauty tips. From applying liquid foundation to using a gel eyeliner, this breakdown of makeup steps and tips will help you create a flawless look that you can be proud of. What is the correct order of makeup? What makeup goes first? Steps to Apply Makeup Optional Steps to Take You Makeup Look to the Next Level How to Streamline Your Makeup Process Further How Do Beginners Buy Makeup? Your Makeup Routine Just Got So Much Better What Is the Correct Order of Makeup? We know you’ve watched countless makeup tutorials online, seen your favorite celebrities get their makeup done with their favorite cosmetics, and you may have even done yours alongside them. But, there are never too many helpful tools and guides to aid you along on your makeup journey! That is where we come in with our guide that gives you the steps to apply makeup. Before we give you the 4-1-1 on steps to apply makeup, we want to let you know there really is no set-in-stone correct order. When it comes to following makeup steps in order, you want to remember that you should do what works best for your skill level, your skin, and the overall look you are going for. Even though there are quite a few ways you can apply makeup, and there are plenty of different makeup steps for you to follow, we have created a plan for you to utilize that can work to help you achieve a fresh and beautiful look every time. Let this makeup step-by-step routine provide you with a foundation see what we did there? for makeup application. And allow it to help you get more comfortable with everything from mineral foundation application that can help you to cover rosacea, and the how-to of using color balm properly, to finishing things off using a setting spray. We hope this guide helps you to feel more confident in your own skin and gets you one step closer to the makeup look you are going for. So, keep reading to learn more about our step-by-step makeup guide and get to creating a makeup masterpiece. What Makeup Goes First? When it comes to successfully applying makeup that will last and look stunning, applying primer should always be your first step. Primer helps to prepare the skin, it fills fine lines and wrinkles and creates a clean palette for your makeup, and provides a better base level, overall making your makeup last as long as possible. The primer you choose should be lightweight and oil-free. Colorescience has a variety of primer options—including brightening and mattifying primers—to get your face ready for a closeup. Colorescience mineral-based makeup is gentle on skin and free of chemicals. Steps to Apply Makeup As we mentioned before, there isn’t only one way to apply your makeup, and there aren’t makeup steps that are set-in-stone. But, we are able to provide you with a breakdown of the steps that work for us here on the Colorescience team. We have taken the time to make sure this order of steps to apply makeup makes the most sense and can help to provide you with a stunning makeup look! Alright, makeup at the ready. Let’s get started. Steps to Applying Makeup 1. How to Apply Moisturizer 2. How to Apply Primer 3. How to Apply Liquid Foundation 4. How to Apply Concealer 5. How to Apply Foundation Powder 6. How to Apply Bronzer 7. How to Apply Blush 8. How to Apply Highlighter 9. How to Apply Eyeshadow 10. How to Apply Eyeliner 11. How to Apply Mascara 12. How to Apply Lip Gloss 13. How to Apply Setting Spray & Powder Step 1 Moisturizer Before you begin applying your makeup, take the time to prep your skin with a high-quality moisturizer. Choosing the right kind of moisturizer is a crucial piece of the puzzle. Let’s take a look at the different types you can use, listed from lightest to heaviest Face Mists These are water-based solutions that may contain certain skin-boosting vitamins and fragrances. Facial mists aren’t designed to return the moisture to your skin, but they can be a helpful tool for maintaining a dewy look all day long. Simply spritz throughout the day when your skin is feeling dry. Serums This is a lightweight solution that’s easily absorbed by the skin. There are a wide assortment of serums designed to target specific problem areas. Some serums help you moisturize the skin to prevent wrinkles, while others contain ingredients that may add brightness to a dull complexion. Lotions Lotions are the most common type of moisturizer, and can benefit a variety of skin types. Opt for lotions that are labeled as “non-comedogenic”; these products are designed to avoid clogging the pores. Creams If your dry skin needs extra help, it might be time to invest in a cream moisturizer. This is a thicker, heavier solution that can hydrate excessively dry complexions. Day creams can be used as a base under your makeup, but night creams are designed to give your skin an extra dose of moisture while you sleep. Apply before hitting the pillow, and in the morning you’ll be greeted with soft, supple skin. Oils If you need further moisturizing, consider oils. Certain oils can be a great option for those with dry, sensitive, or normal skin. However, if you’re acne-prone or struggle with a need for specially made oily skin makeup, you should avoid oil moisturizing products. Learning how to apply moisturizer correctly is half the battle. Pour a small amount onto your fingers—the dollop should be roughly the size of a quarter. Start by spreading the moisturizer across your forehead; begin from the center of your face, then move outwards and up. Then, do the same starting at your nose, spreading the moisturizer across your cheeks. Ensure you’ve rubbed in the moisturizer evenly across your skin to avoid clogging your pores. Once you’ve applied enough moisturizer, gently rub it in using circles, and give it a few minutes to dry before moving onto the next step. Step 2 Primer Now that your skin is well moisturized, prep your face with primer. Whether you’re planning on applying a light coat of foundation or a full face of makeup, primer is an important first step. Using primer under your makeup will make your look last longer. So what exactly is primer? Think of primer as a base for your foundation or face makeup that will help it go on smoother and last longer. Primers are silky smooth gels and creams that fill in the lines and pores on your face, smoothing out uneven textures and creating the ideal canvas for your makeup. To apply your primer, begin by squeezing a small amount onto your fingertips, or onto your preferred makeup brush or sponge. Pro Tip A little bit goes a long way. Start with a dime-sized amount of primer in the center of your face, and slowly work it out towards your cheeks, forehead, and chin. If you want to apply primer to the sensitive skin around your eyelids and keep that smoky eye looking professionally applied all day long, be sure to find a dedicated product for this area of the face. Our eyelids can collect grease throughout the day, causing a “creased” look in eyeshadow. If your eyelids are oily and you apply eyeshadow or eyeliner without primer, application may prove to be patchy and uneven. Step 3 Liquid Foundation When it comes to foundation, finding the perfect shade for your skin is priority number one. The right shade of foundation can make all the difference. So how do you go about picking? Test foundation colors against your jawline. After applying, if the foundation disappears without any sort of blending, you’ve found your true match. This may take a bit of trial and error, but taking the time to pick the right shade is crucial. After you’ve selected a product, consider the tools you’ll use to apply it. Some women prefer to use their fingers, while others opt for beauty tools like brushes and sponges. If you’re looking for a light coverage look, your fingers may prove to be the right applicator; however, never touch your face without thoroughly washing your hands, and be sure to wash them after application—you don’t want to find your makeup handprints all over the house. For a more full-coverage look, opt for an applicator brush or beauty blender. Start from the center of your face and blend the liquid foundation outwards. As you sweep your foundation across the skin, be sure to buff it in. Some women like to stipple a damp sponge over their foundation to help ensure it gets into those lines and creases, which can create a smoother, more even texture. Certain types of makeup brushes are also great for buffing foundation into the skin. Step 4 Concealer There are two main categories of concealer liquid and stick/compact. Liquid concealer is best for the times you want light coverage over a large area of your face. Liquid concealer also works well for those looking to create a light finish, especially in areas of wrinkles, like around the eyes and mouth. Stick and compact concealers are well-suited for heavier coverage on smaller, more specific areas of the face. Picking the Color of Your Concealer It’s wise to invest in two shades of concealer. One should be very similar to your skin tone, and can be used to cover dark spots, pimples, and other facial blemishes. The other should be lighter than your skin tone, and can be used to highlight certain areas of the face or add clarity to your makeup look. Note Some women prefer to apply concealer before liquid foundation. The order of these two steps is truly a matter of preference—and trial and error. Try out both and discover which method works best for creating a smooth, radiant finish on your skin. Colorescience Finishing Touch Protocol product line has both, plus everything else needed to complete your look! However, when using powder foundation alone, always apply concealer first. Where to Apply Concealer To reduce the appearance of dark under-eye circles and create a glowing, bright look, apply light concealer beneath the eyes with a damp sponge or makeup brush, and consider using a dark circle cream. If you’re using a concealer to minimize the appearance of blemishes, apply directly to problem areas. To highlight your face using a liquid or cream concealer, place small dots in the following areas Horizontally over the center of your forehead Down the center of your nose Under your eyes In a curving arch at the top of your chin, just under your bottom lip Gently blend it into the surrounding skin, and always be sure to cover with a foundation or setting powder. Step 5 Foundation Powder Applying foundation powder can be a tricky process; too little and you may as well have skipped the step altogether, too much and you’ll be sporting the dreaded “cake look”. In your quest for a flawless complexion, you’ve likely heard plenty of tricks of the trade regarding powder foundation. Keep these tips in mind to get that perfect complexion. Using a large, fluffy powder brush, begin by dusting a light coat of powder all over your face. Press the bristles into the powder, then sweep across the skin in long, arching strokes. If there are certain areas of your skin that need more coverage the red and oily parts of your face are generally found in the center, you may want to apply a bit more powder. For this step, place your brush into the powder then firmly press it into the skin; this step helps the powder make its way into pores and lines for a smoother texture. Makeup so light, you'll forget you're wearing any! Colorescience's mineral powder formula is lightweigtht, easy to apply, and keeps your skin looking bright and vibrant. SHOP NOW Step 6 Bronzer Bronzer can give your skin that sun-kissed glow all year long. Use a dedicated bronzer brush to sweep a golden tan across your face; bronzer brushes are crafted with more bristles, and placed much more tightly together, ensuring you get the most out of your colorful bronzer with each and every swipe. How to Choose the Right Shade of Bronzer One of the most common bronzer blunders comes in choosing the wrong shade. If you’re not used to working with bronzer, use one that’s two shades darker than your skin at most. Where to Apply Bronzer Once you’ve got the right shade, apply your bronzer in the shape of a number “3” on both sides of the face. Start at your forehead, pull the bronzer along your cheeks, then sweep it across the jawline, reaching all the way down to your chin. Pro Tip Don’t forget to blend it into your neck. Repeat on the opposite side. Step 7 Blush Flushed cheeks have been a mainstay of makeup glamour for centuries. If you want to add a bit more color and vibrancy to your complexion, blush may be the key. Use a dense brush with plenty of bristles to apply your blush—this will make sure you get the most out of every blush sweep. Where to Apply Blush There’s not a one-size-fits-all answer for blush application. Use the color of your blush to help you decide where to apply it. Pink blush When using pink blush, apply it only to the apples of your cheeks. Pink blush is designed to mimic the natural flush your body creates, during which blood pools into your cheeks. To find the apples of your cheeks, put on your best smile. The “apple” refers to the front part of the cheek that becomes more pronounced when you sport a grin. Plum blush Those with medium to dark skin tones can use plum blushes in the same way those with fair complexions use light pink blushes. Peach blush Instead of using pink blush on just the apples of the cheeks, utilize these shades to help sculpt your face and add just a tiny hint of color. Twist one side of your face as if you were pursing your lips and directing them to the opposite side of the face. Then, sweep the peach blush along your cheekbones, starting near your ears and ending at the apples of your cheeks. Step 8 Highlighter The right highlighter adds a bit of glam and glow to every makeup look. Whether you’re opting for a more natural look or want something bold and beautiful, highlighter can complement your makeup application. Highlighters come in a variety of forms, including liquids, creams, and powders. You can choose to use one, or find your favorite combination of two or three. Whatever you choose, the application process remains the same. Where to Apply Highlighter After you’ve created a flawless canvas with your new foundation routine, map out the areas on your face that you wish to highlight. Using a liquid highlighter first, apply in the following areas Down the bridge of your nose Across the tops of your cheekbones In the inner corners of your eyelids On your brow bone The indent above your upper lip also called the Cupid’s Bow The center of your forehead The center of your chin Once you’re happy with your liquid highlighter application, blend it in using your fingertips or a sponge. To maximize the effect of your highlighting, layer in cream or powder highlighter over the areas you wish to accentuate. Enhance your look and put your best face forward! Colorescience has everything you need to achieve healthy, beautiful skin. SHOP NOW Step 9 Eyeshadow Eyeshadow can add interest to your makeup look, whether you opt for neutral shades or go bold with colorful hues. Whichever look you use, grab two complementary eyeshadows one lighter shade, and one darker shade. Dip your eyeshadow brush into the light shade, then tap the brush to get rid of any excess product. Apply the lighter shadow across the entire lid, starting at the lash line and ending just above the crease of your eyelid. Now dip your brush into the darker color, tapping off the excess once again. Apply the color at the outer corner of your eye, just above your lash line. Sweep the darker color across your eyelid crease, just under the brow bone. Stop application around the center of your eyelid, as you don’t want to darken the inner corners. Take a clean shadow brush and blend the two shades together. If you’d like a more intense look, reapply the darker shadow once more. Step 10 Eyeliner Applying eyeliner can be difficult—one little mistake and you’re stuck with “raccoon” eyes. Banish your eye makeup woes with these essential tips for applying eyeliner. Types of Eyeliner Liquid eyeliner If you’re looking for precision, liquid eyeliner is your new best friend. You can find liquid liner in bottle form, which is applied with a fine dipping brush. You can also find liquid liner in a marker-type pen. How to apply With liquid eyeliner, start thin at the inner corner of your eye, then make the application thicker towards the outer corner. You can start lining at the middle of your eye, or in the inner corner, and keep the liner tip or brush as close to the lash line as possible. Use small strokes of your liner to create small dashes along the lash line, then connect them to fill in the gaps. If your hand slips, don’t worry! Apply a bit of eye makeup remover to a Q-tip and clean up the area. Gel eyeliner This type of eyeliner typically comes in a small pot, with a thin brush for application. Gel eyeliner is fantastic for creating a cat-eye look. How to apply Dip a flat, angular brush into the gel eyeliner pot. Swirl the brush to ensure both sides have product on them, and start application in the middle of the lash line, working outwards. Then, draw a line from the inner corner of your eye towards the middle, connecting the two lines. Pencil eyeliner This is typically the best eyeliner option for beginners. A sharp pencil eyeliner is easy to use on your waterline, and is great for creating a smoky eye. How to apply Sharpen your liner pencil each time you use it. After pulling your eyelid taut, draw small light dots starting at the outer corner of your upper eyelid. Work your way into the inner corner of your eye to create a thin dotted line, as close to the lash line as possible. Connect the dots with your pencil or use a small shadow brush to blend them in. Step 11 Mascara If you’re going to use only one makeup product, mascara should be at the top of your list. A few swipes of mascara can make your eyes look brighter in a single step. You can find mascara in a variety of colors, but black and brown tend to be the most popular. Start by curling your eyelashes with an eyelash curler. How to curl your eyelashes Place the curler at the base of your upper lashes, being careful not to grab any of the sensitive skin around your eyelid Slowly close the curler Hold it in place for a few seconds Release gently After your eyelashes are curled, grab your tube of mascara. Gently swirl the wand around to ensure all the bristles are coated in mascara. Pro Tip Don’t pump the wand into the tube, as this allows air to get in and may cause your mascara to clump. Wriggle the mascara brush lightly across the roots of your lashes. This will create more volume, which you can then pull through to the ends of your lashes. If your lashes clump together, grab a clean wand and brush through them. Apply a second coat for more volume. Step 12 Lip Gloss Before applying gloss, prep your lips. If your lips are chapped and cracked, be sure to use a gentle lip scrub to remove any dead skin and apply a protective lip gloss. Next, use a lip conditioner or moisturizer to soften the lips further. After your lip balm has absorbed, blot any excess. Begin applying your lip gloss from the center of your lips, and drag the applicator along the length of your pout. Try to avoid pulling any gloss above your natural lip line, and smack your lips together lightly to ensure your lip gloss reaches all the nooks and crannies of your lips. Step 13 Setting Spray & Setting Powder Setting spray or setting powder can be the final touch for your makeup routine. If you want makeup that stays on all day long, without greasing, creasing, or shine, it’s important to invest in a quality setting solution. Setting sprays are designed for all skin types, and can be used to set a variety of looks, whether you’re rocking light coverage or sporting a full face of beautiful makeup. Setting spray keeps your makeup in place, helping you reduce reapplication needs and keeping your makeup looking flawless for hours at a time. Setting spray is to your face as hairspray is to your stylish do, and it’s applied in a very similar fashion. Hold the bottle at least 8 inches from your face, then spritz lightly a few times to ensure all bits of your face are covered. If you want to ensure your makeup is covered from forehead to chin, first spritz in an X shape across your face, then follow it up by spraying a T shape. There’s no need to rub the spray in once applied, as it will dry naturally within seconds. Final Look Your makeup is complete. With these makeup applications tips, it’s easy to create a variety of beauty looks, whether you’re headed to the office or going out for a night on the town. Optional Steps to Take Your Makeup Look to the Next Level Alright, now that we have covered the basics and given you a base to go off of for a step-by-step makeup application process, we want to give you a few more ideas that can be seen as optional steps to take your makeup look to the next level. So, what exactly do we have in mind? Keep reading to find out. FAKE LASHES Not everyone is blessed to be a part of the long, thick, curled lash club. So, if this rings true for you, don’t sweat it. Fake lashes are easy to apply and can take your look to the next level. They can be attached with lash glue by you, or you can have them applied professionally in a lash salon or boutique. Depending on the lashes you chose and the method of application, they can stay on for hours to weeks! So, depending on which method you choose, this step can be worked in near the applying mascara step, or it will cut out that step altogether. Having thick full lashes can help you to get your eyes noticed and make them pop. FAUX FRECKLES Gone are the days of being teased for having freckles. Nowadays, makeup gurus and influencers are applying faux freckles to add character and charm to their cheekbones. If you decide to take advantage of this optional step, it should happen before your setting spray and maybe even before your foundation powder makeup step. If you want them to be subtle, you can apply them early on in your process, and for a more eye-catching dominant look, save it for second-to-last. ADD GLITTER Let’s face it, everything's better with glitter, so a makeup look is no exception. Adding glitter to your eyeshadow step would be most common, but you can also add additional sparkle to your cheeks when you are feeling festive around the holidays. In that case, glitter would probably go last. DOCUMENT YOUR LOOK We know, we know, this optional step doesn’t really add to your look, but it helps you to remember the makeup looks you have created, it gives you the option to share it with others and provides you with reference to learn from for future looks. Don’t be afraid to snap a picture and be proud of the makeup steps you’ve mastered. CLEAN YOUR BRUSHES You may think that this optional step won’t take your look to the next level, but when you have clean brushes, you are making it so you are giving your makeup the best chance at applying evenly and with the desired intensity. Plus, you’ll be able to rest easy knowing that you have taken the proper steps to ensure that your materials and makeup are as close to bacteria-free as possible. Trust us, your skin will thank you later. ADD NEW ITEMS TO YOUR CART When you start to run low on your makeup staples, you want to be sure you are stocking back up, and buying what you are running out of before you actually run out of it. If you wait too long you may find yourself in a situation where you are unable to create the look you want. And that’s no fun for anyone. How to Streamline Your Makeup Process Further We know that sometimes you don’t have enough time in your day to have a full makeup application. But, there is no need to worry, because we can help you come up with a streamlined makeup process that will make it faster and more efficient. Not only is a streamlined process good to have in your back pocket for the day you are running late, but it also provides you with the option for a more natural makeup look. When streamlining your face makeup steps, you want to stick to just the essentials. This includes Moisturizer Foundation Bronzer Mascara Lip gloss Just these few steps hit on all the major facial focal points skin, eyes, lips, and will have you looking like a natural beauty in no time. If you are working on creating a shorter makeup process, it’s a good idea to use products that are multi-use and multi-functional. Our Colorescience Beauty On The Go Palette can be used for the face, eyes, lips, and cheeks! Talk about an easy way to create a full look with minimal products. Or you could even go for our Colorescience Color Balm that can work for your lips and cheeks. Why only use products that are limited in function? Go for something that will serve its purpose and give you your money’s worth. How Do Beginners Buy Makeup? We know that buying makeup can be stressful and overwhelming, especially if you aren’t as familiar with makeup products, or you are still learning. The good news is that you can purchase nearly every makeup item known to man in-store or even virtually from websites everywhere, from the comfort of your own home. It is good to note though, that not all makeup is created equal. Colorescience is dedicated to creating gentle, high-quality mineral makeup that you can feel confident using. Plus, they can all be conveniently found here on our website. Never has it been so easy to create a foolproof makeup plan, full of quality products that are designed to complement and protect your skin than it is with Colorescience. Your Makeup Routine Just Got So Much Better You now know all the essential and optional elements of how to apply makeup step by step. We hope that moving forward you can use this guide to build your makeup application confidence and take your look to the next level. But, know that if you ever need help, you can always reference our Colorescience blogs to help you along the way. Remember that we aren’t only the masters of successfully putting SPF in makeup, but we are also well-versed in the art of mineral makeup. So, when you are on the market for safe, reliable, beautiful makeup, Colorescience mineral cosmetics are the way to go. And just like that, with the help of Colorescience, your makeup routine just got so much better! We hope you enjoy the looks that come from what you’ve learned today, and that you have added a life lesson to your toolkit. Now that you know how to apply the perfect makeup look, make sure you have everything you need in your makeup bag! SHOP NOW
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