Lifelong learning is the “ongoing, voluntary, and self-motivated” pursuit of knowledge for either personal or professional reasons, and for some reason, it has been the trend these days. Speaking of lifelong learning, who would have thought that it would also be the makeup case? When it comes to makeup, most women usually spend most of their lives how to better themselves in the art of makeup, but then, they age, and after reaching a certain age, what they once knew about makeup is no longer applicable and they’d have to start all over again. Let’s find out some of the tips that you could use once you reach that point!
Eyebrow Shaping
It is only natural to notice your eyebrows thinning out over the years, but what a lot of people aren’t aware of is that a simple shaping and arching can make your brows look young and refreshed. With the help of a brow brush, lift the hairs up and outward, fill any thin area with light, feathery strokes, and set with a brow gel to keep the brow in place.
Eyebrow Shaping
Apply Moisturizer Before Foundation
Moisturizers work in one of two main ways: they either trap moisture in your skin or restore moisture in the outer layer of skin that’s already been lost. Which is why you should always apply moisturizer before the foundation. Why? Because moisturizers smoothen the skin’s surface for a more even foundation or concealer application and can even help makeup to stay on longer. Second, hydrating skin underneath makeup will help the skin to look less dull. Applying foundation on dry skin can cause it to look cakey.
Apply Moisturizer Before Foundation
