Cheek Tint

Pale skin can be very translucent so finding the right is the basis for one of your most important tasks. You may find that so beautiful that you are a little more prone to aging, especially if you live in a sunny climate. I recommend that if your foundation does not contain a good amount of SPF that you always use sunscreen on a daily basis, as part of your beauty routine and before your foundation to help slow the aging process.

A yellow or beige tint to your base should be sufficient to reduce the slight color of your skin if you're prone to acne or if you have been exposed for too long. It will give you a little warmth to your complexion. Make sure the color match is perfect, because if your base is too dark, you'll feel like you are wearing a mask. Use your foundation to even your complexion at work preparing the upcoming future.

Go easy using bright colors on the eyes, like pale skin, they tend to be a bit too. Try soft pastels, glitters simple and natural tones with warm shades. Mascara little is good too. If your iris is pale then you may need to wear a mole to frame your eyes. Groom your eyebrows and the front line with a powder or pencil blonde burrs. Cheek color is where you can bring a little more than the usual natural glow into your color. You need pure rich tones like plum cheek tints and make a darker shade of lipstick. This contrasts well with the brown hair or red. Experience of brown-red berries and nuances for an evening spectacular remission Look for the red true.

coral tones are emerging. I use a simple ginger eye gloss, lashings of dark brown mascara, lots of warm cheek tint on the apples of my cheeks. "I add a touch of glitter on top to bring the eyes. I might use nude glossy lips for something a little funkier and it looks divine on translucent fair skin. I myself am a redhead, but you may have to alternate tones depending on your color and hair color.

Have fun discovering your new colors.

Katie Moran

Katie's Wellness & Beauty Corner

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