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| Keep these 7 points in mind while choosing your foundation cream! |
Keep these 7 points in mind while choosing your foundation cream! _
Among all cosmetics women use, the foundation tends to be one of high priority and importance. That’s why it should be chosen with utmost care. Choosing the right type, suitable for your skin adds great radiance to your makeup and it hides any defects in your skin. But if you choose the wrong foundation, it’ll ruin your look totally and make you seem fake.
Here’s how to make the right choice to look normal and radiant:
1. Choose neutral shades
Any color other than neutral shades will give you a fake appearance. Choosing colors close to your skin shade will blend best with your make up. Stay away from colors like yellow, orange or pink.
2. Use a foundation that’s sun protective
If you’re going out you might as well protect your skin from the sun that may harm it.
3. Ask the professionals
When buying foundation from one of the popular stores, there’s usually an expert around you could get back to for information and consultation. Make use of that and ask about every detail before buying a new product.
4. Oily skin needs special treatment
Since your skin secrets plenty of oil, there’s no need to choose a foundation with an oily base. That may harm your skin and plug your pores causing acne. Instead, go for the oil free products.
5. Moisturize if your skin is dry
For dry skin, go for with products rich with moisturizers and contains some oils. This will keep your skin moist at all times. You could also use colored moisturizing creams like BB daily use.
6. Regular skin, regular foundation
The only thing that’ll concern you is when you’re using the foundation, day or night. All kinds of foundations suit you, but choose wisely to get the best look throughout the day.
7. Seasons change, so does your foundation
Most women need at least 2 types of foundations, one for summer and the other for winter, according to the skin’s needs in each season. In summer, the skin needs a lighter foundation with a shade darker than the skin’s and of course sun protective. Winter, on the other hand, requires a thicker foundation with a color closer to your skin’s shade.
This article was taken from
http://www.npr.org/
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