Wow has it been a long time! I've been gone for so long, I had a busy school schedule and had some computer issues, but I'm back up and running! Yay! Some new makeup I've gotten include the Naked 3 palette, Natural at Night Too Faced, L'Oreal True Match Lumi foundation, lots of brushes, and eyeshadows! I'm thinking of remodeling my blog so we'll see (:

xox,
Hannah

Many people have questions about eyeliner, specifically tightlining. Tightlining your eyes is pretty much the basic "no-makeup on" makeup. Here are some pictures of before and after tightlining just to show you how much of a difference one simple step can do.






Hope this helps!


xox, Hannah

Here are a couple tips when applying foundation:
Start with hydrated skin: Be sure to clean, exfoliate, and moisturize for the most even results.
Know your skin type: Oil-free formulas are best for acne-prone or oily skin. Hydrating formulas are best for normal to dry skin. If you have sensitive skin, you should look into a noncomedogenic or hypoallergenic formulas.
Get the right color: DON'T try to match the color on the back of your hand, DO put 3 different colors on your jawline and whatever one disappears is the correct color!

It's one of my pet peeves when people have un-matched foundation-_-

Change with the seasons: If you get tanner in the summertime, get a darker foundation. The last thing you want is to look less tan!
Prime for a perfect complexion: If you have scars or marks, use primer to even out your complexion.
A green-based primer can be used to counteract redness.

A lavender-based primer can brighten dull skin.

Apply concealer: You can use less foundation by adding concealer to areas that need covering up and blending.
Add foundation: Drop the foundation on the back of your hand and using the tip of a foundation brush, pat it gently on your face (don't forget your ears and neck!) and blend.
Learn to contour: Add a slightly darker powder to areas where you wish to add shadow. Sweep the powder along your hairline and cheekbones.
Believe in bronzer: Apply wherever the sun would naturally hit, your cheekbones, your forehead, and down the center of your face.
Highlighter to add soft lighting: Apply a small swipe down the center of your nose and along the top of the brow bone underneath your brows.

-Hannah

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There are so many makeup tutorials out there for girls without glasses, but rarely do you ever see tutorials for girls WITH glasses. Here's what you should do:
1. Bold Liner
2. Blush
3. Bold lip

Price: about $25.00
Size: 30 ml
Coverage: Medium-Full
What does it do: "New Even Better Foundation SPF15 oil free formula, a powerful foundation developed to help combat hyper-pigmentation and deliver brighter skin, both immediately and over time. Includes treatment benefits to help even skin tone and SPF protection to help prevent future hyper-pigmentation. Provides moderate to full coverage, leaving skin instantly perfected with a unique mineral blend." -Clinique Website
My Review: I originally got this foundation to even out my face (hence the name). When you apply it, it does look very shiny on your skin. I blotted it with tissues at first, then I bought Maybelline's Mineral Veil Translucent Powder that I put on after the foundation is on. It helped the foundation stay much longer than before. The foundation does feel heavy on your face (not too heavy though) and it comes off on my fingers if I rub my face. It has a very good coverage.
 Overall Rating: B

Want more Reviews?
Comment what you want me to review and I will get to it!

Thanks,
-Hannah

These nails are so cute i can't even explain guys. And that Chanel makeup too.