Makeup Tips for Dark Girls

This is the world of fashion and everyone wants to look better than the other. Especially people with dark skin want to make them more clearer and fair. For this sometimes they apply lots of cosmetics products and other surgeries to make them brighter. But sometimes this may harm their skin, if not applied in proper way. This article has been written on make tips that is very useful for the dark skin tone and can give a natural look to a dark skin.

Dark skin is more formable than the fair skin tone. Make up is like skill. Make up is applied to hide the imperfection, defect of the skin. Make up is also said to be fruitful, productive, appraising and softness.

Here we are presenting you some make tips for dark skin tone mentioned below:

It is true that the dark skin can cause the keratin layer thicker. There are number of girls that complaints about their oily or greasy skin. This present of oiliness will disappear after thirty. It is very essential to clean or take care of the skin. For the dark skin tone it is very essential to control the moisture. So always use the light soothing creams for nourishing your skin. It is also taking care that always used the moisturizer under the make up. It is also very essential to prevent your skin from the dry winds.

You can also take shower in the lukewarm water not hot and remember always use lotions to make the skin soft and it brings the natural brightness.

Dark skin requires little or no tinged foundations or powder because they mostly have the natural glow and good tone.

For the dark skin girls remember always use the light baby color foundation. This is very useful to give the skin a brightness and not heavy. Also sidestep to applying the heavy powder.

For dark skin, it appears excellent with the dark purple and blue colors for eye make up. Dark metallic colors also look good on dark skin tone. In the end finishes your eyes with the help of eyeliner and black mascara.

How to choose the right Foundation for your skin

Choosing a right foundation matching ideally or closest your skin tone is very important. A right foundation based on your skin tone provides a natural look to your face. Most importantly it cover up blemishes and other imperfections of your face. Choosing a right foundation depends on many factors and that should always be kept in mind while purchasing a foundation for you.
First determine your skin type. Foundations for all skin types are available. So, you can choose a perfect one as per your skin type. Here are some important tips to choose the right foundation for your skin:

• A very common mistake when choosing foundation is testing it on the back of your hand. This way you most surely will select the wrong tone. Test foundation on your jaw line.

• Clean your face properly and apply moisturize on your face before testing a new foundation. Any old foundation, powder or other makeup will distort the color.

• Try a yellow-based foundation first. Foundations with other undertones are rarely a good choice for anyone. Yellow is the natural undertone of all human skin.

• Apply foundation on your face to make a test. Testing on hand or neck is never appropriate. This way you can choose a wrong shade for you.

• Blend in the foundation well. The shade of many foundations, especially water-based ones, will change a little bit when it dries.

• After applying foundation, you need to go outside to check in sunlight. Natural light is the best to check the effects.

• Check if your foundation looks natural. You should appear as if you have naturally perfect (or nearly perfect) skin. It should not be obvious that you are wearing a foundation, and you should not be able to tell where the foundation starts and stops.

Winter Skin Care

Dry winter air can make your skin dry, itchy, and irritated. However there are number of simple ways to nourish your skin in winter.

Top 10 Tips for Winter Skin Care

• Use a humidifier. By using a humidifier in your home or office you can add moisture to dry winter air and help keep your skin to be hydrated.

• Lower the thermostat. When it’s very chill outside, crank up the heat! Set the thermostat at a cool, yet comfortable setting — 68°F to 72°F.

• Do not use hot showers. Although it may be tempting to warm up with a long, steamy shower, hot water dries out your skin by stripping it of its natural oils. Instead, take a 5- to 10-minute lukewarm shower (or bath). You should also avoid using excessively hot water when washing your hands — if the water causes your skin to turn red, it’s too hot.

• Choose cleanser wisely. The wrong soap can worsen itchy, dry skin. For instance, steer clear of regular bar soaps, since they tend to contain irritating ingredients and fragrances. Instead, start washing with a fragrance-free, moisturizing cleanser or gel. You can also prevent winter skin problems by using less soap, so limit your lathering to necessary areas, such as your hands, armpits, genitals, and feet.

• Modify your facial skin care regimen for the season. During the winter months, choose cream-based cleansers, and apply toners and astringents sparingly, if at all. Many astringents contain alcohol, which can further dry your skin. Look for products that contain little or no alcohol — unless your skin is excessively oily. At night, use a richer moisturizer on your face.

• Moisturize your skin daily. As soon as you come out after washing up use a good quality moisturizer on complete area of body which is uncovered. Use hand cream after washing hands every time. This will help to maintain moisture in hands and will remove roughness from hands.

• Apply sunscreen when you go out— even in winter. It is still important to protect your skin from harmful UV rays on cold, dreary days in winter. Before going outside, apply a moisturizing, broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher to all exposed areas of your body.

• Wear suitable clothes. Some cold-weather fabrics can aggravate dry winter skin. "Keep wool and rough clothing from directly touching your skin. Protect your hands from cold winter air with gloves or mittens. Remember to choose a pair that won’t irritate your skin. If you prefer wool gloves, put cotton or silk glove liners on first.

• Eat seasonal vegetables and fruits that have rich source of vitamins. Vitamins are really important for your skin.

• Wet clothes can irritate the skin, so Change out wet clothes quickly. Remove the wet clothes, shoes, gloves etc. as soon as possible.