Spring,the color's on the lip!

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Bruna T.

Mar 26, 2012

Bruna T.

The trend for the season is a glowy light and natural skin.Clear and romantic colors on the eyes.All the makeup is gonna be about the natural skin tone,making that ''without make up'' look.The colors is gonna be on the lips,or maybe in the eyes(for the bold ones),making all the makeup pops up.This season make yourself a propose to a natural and healthy skin.

Kristina H.

Mar 27, 2012

Kristina H.

Tinted Moisturizers and some high lighters can give a nice dewy effect on the skin. :)

Tania A.

Mar 27, 2012

Tania A.

I've used bronzer as a blush for quite some time. I basically take the approach I learned from Bare Minerals suggestion of how to apply their warmth. I would just let it fall at the high points of my cheeks, and then use a fluffy brush to blend it really well so that it looks diffused and more like my cheeks got a little sun. I actually love wearing bronzer as a blush.

Shelley W.

Mar 27, 2012

Shelley W.

I mix in Nars liquid illuminator in my BB liquid foundation and then I don't set it with powder. I just use a matte bronzer in select areas to give my skin that dewy bronze look.

Bruna T.

Mar 30, 2012

Bruna T.

Shelley,i love your idea! i'm using a very beachy pink bronzer to get a light and peach to my cheeks.in the eyes i've been used light pink with silver and coral pink in my lips.is a cool fresh and natural make up,i'm gonna try you guys make up and ideas ,thank you :)

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