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17 Life-Changing Makeup Hacks EVERY Woman
Should Know
1. Turn a pencil eyeliner into a gel formula with
the help of a match or lighter.
Hold your black, green, burgundy, etc., kohl
eye pencil (which typically creates a thin,
harder-to-apply line), under the flame for one
second, let it cool for 15 seconds, and then
watch the consistency change right before
your eyes. Finally, glide on your newly made
gel liner for an instantly smudgier formula.
2. Cover your eyelid with white liner to make any
eyeshadow shade pop.
To make a sheer or less pigmented eyeshadow
appear more colorful on your eyelid, take a
white eyeliner pencil, like Make Up For Ever
Kohl Eye Pencil in White , and run it over your
entire eyelid. The opaque consistency of the
liner will intensify any eyeshadow shade and
make it pop instantly against your skin. (Tip
via makeup artist Lauren Cosenza founder of
Divalicious Blog .)
3. Draw your cat-eye first, and then fill in the
open space for a perfect winged liner application
every single time.
It's much easier this way. Use this tutorial as
your guide.
4. Use a spoon to create the perfect winged liner.
Holding the stem of a spoon against the outer
corner of your eye, draw the straight line as
the first step for your cat-eye. Then, flip the
spoon so it's hugging your eyelid, and use the
rounded outer edge to create a perfectly
curved winged effect.
5. Draw a slanted hashtag at the outer corner of
your eye, and then blend it for an instantly
smokey effect.
Left: Before; Right: After
To create a super-easy smokey eye, draw a
hashtag symbol right before the outer corner
of your eye and then blend it out with the
smudger at the other end of your eye liner.
6. Use that same spoon to avoid mascara marks on
your upper eye lid.
Hold the spoon so it's hugging your eyelid,
and then apply your mascara like you
normally would. As you sweep the mascara
wand against your lashes and back of the
spoon, watch as the residue coats the back of
the utensil rather than your skin.
7. Add saline solution to a flaky mascara formula
to re-wet it.
You're only supposed to keep mascara for
three months, because beyond that point, it
can collect bacteria and lead to eye infections.
However, if your mascara dries up within
those three months, revive it with a couple
drops of saline solution.
8. Hit your eyelash curler with a hair dryer to
heat it up, so your lashes curl easier.
Blowing hot air on your eyelash curler will
help your lashes curl easier and stay curled
longer; it works the same way heat changes
the pattern of your hair and holds a curl with
a curling iron. To do it, hit the lash curler with
your blow dryer until it heats up, wait until it
cools slightly but is still warm (you want to be
sure not to burn your eyelid), and then clamp
down on your lashes to curl them.
9. Dust on translucent powder in between coating
on mascara to plump up your lashes.
The translucent powder helps grip the
mascara in between coats, leaving you with
fuller lashes. Try out this tip by following this
tutorial .
10. Apply eyelash glue to false lashes with the tip
of a clean bobby pin.
Use the tip of a bobby pin to evenly disperse
the glue along the base of your falsies. Then,
wait a few seconds for the glue to get tacky
and apply!
11. For long-lasting lip color, swipe on your
shade, lay a tissue over your mouth, and then
dust translucent powder over it to set the color.
This process may seem extensive, but the
payoff is worth it. Not only does the
translucent powder set a bold shade, like
Elizabeth Arden's Ceramide Lipstick in Rouge ,
making it instantly long-wearing, but the
tissue acts as a shield to your lip color,
protecting it from lightening or losing it's
vibrancy. (Translucent powder, even though
it's supposed to be clear, still has a subtle
white tint to it that can alter your lip shade.)
(Tip via makeup artist Lauren Cosenza.)
12. Mix loose pigments with a salve or petroleum
jelly to make your own custom lip gloss.
If you have loose eyeshadow pigments that
you're obsessed with and want to wear as a
lip shade, blend it with a little bit of a salve,
like VMV Hypoallergenics Boo-Boo Balm, or
petroleum jelly in a spoon and swipe it onto
your lips. Voil!
13. Perfect your Cupid's bow by drawing an "X"
on your upper lip first as a guideline.
To make the Cupid's bow part of your pout
look perfect, the easiest and quickest way is to
take a lip liner in the same shade as your
lipstick and create an "X" at your Cupid's bow.
Then, apply your lipstick as you normally
would and voil!
14. Conceal dark circles and puffy eyes the right
way by creating a triangle with your cover-up.
You might be a fan of dotting on your
concealer in the spots you need it, but the best
way is it to actually apply it in a triangular
formation with the base of the triangle directly
under your lashline and the point toward the
bottom of your cheek. This shape helps
conceal any redness at the bottom of your eye
and at the sides, and then instantly creates the
illusion that your face is lifted, since the
brightest point is the most intense under your
eye.
15. Make contouring look more natural by using a
pencil, pen, or makeup brush handle as your
guide to finding exactly where your cheekbone is.
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Not everyone's face is created equal, so where
your BFF might be applying her bronzer
might not be the best place for you to contour.
To tell where you should be dusting on
bronzer, roll a pencil, pen, or makeup brush
handle right below your cheekbone (directly in
the pocket underneath the actual bone) to find
the right angle for your face. Once you've
found the correct placement, dust some
bronzer on your face using a contouring
brush, and then diffuse the color so it looks
natural. (Tip via makeup artist Lauren
Cosenza.)
16. Map the contours of your face with a gel
eyebrow pencil, since it's easier to apply precisely
and blend in
After you've applied your base, mark the
areas you want to contour — the hollows
under your cheekbones, your temples, along
your hairline, jawline, the sides of your nose,
the tip of the nose, and the crease of your eyes
— with a deeply colored brow gel pencil, like
IT Cosmetics Brow Power Perfector Gel Pencil
in Auburn. Brow gel pencils are really
concentrated, yet very smudgeable, and it's
easy to control the placement of their dark
pigment, making them perfect for contouring.
Next, use an all-over cream highlighter, like
Mac Cosmetics Cream Colour Base in Luna, on
the tops of your cheekbones, on the center of
your forehead, the bridge of your nose, the
center of your chin, and on your Cupid's bow.
(Tip via makeup artist Lauren Cosenza and
this tutorial .)
17. Blot your face in a pinch with a clean toilet
seat cover.
Initially, yes, this sounds gross, but both
blotting papers and toilet seat covers are made
out of similar fabrics and will help sop up
excess oil on your skin. So, if you're in a pinch
and headed to the bathroom to freshen up
anyway, grab one of these covers and pat it
over your skin to decrease any excess oil on
your face.
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