Feya Cosmetics

If your makeup has disappeared by lunchtime, a few small changes can help it last much longer.

Try slightly softer shades so you can use a little more product without the finished look feeling too heavy.

Skip the lip gloss when longevity matters. It may look beautiful when you first put it on, but it’s one of the first things to disappear.

And most importantly, give your makeup a little more time. If your entire routine takes two minutes, you probably haven’t applied enough product or given each step enough attention to last all day.

Take 5 to 7 minutes instead, and your makeup could carry you from morning well into the evening.

Ready for a refresh?

Whether you have a special event coming up, want to update your everyday look, or just feel like doing something for yourself, Faye can help you find a look that feels polished, flattering, and still like you.

Contact Feya Cosmetics in the Paul Rehder Salon to schedule your appointment in Winnetka.

Fall is the in-between season, and your makeup can be too.

As summer fades and your skin starts to lighten, try mixing your summer and winter foundation shades to create the perfect match.

A few other changes for fall: give your brows a little more definition and deepen your lips with a rich reddish-brown cream finish.

Small changes can help your makeup transition beautifully into the new season.

What are you changing in your makeup routine for fall?

The face behind Feya.

For Faye, makeup has always been about bringing out what’s already there, not covering it up. Years of artistry, experience, and a genuine love for helping people feel their best are behind every Feya look.

Because great makeup should still look and feel like you.

Another beautiful brow transformation

Not that makeup is for anyone but yourself, but we love to hear that this client’s look was a hit all around!

New at Feya: Ultimate Eyeliner.

These creamy, highly pigmented pencils glide on smoothly for rich color without tugging, with a long-lasting, waterproof formula designed to stay put.

With six shades, there’s a color for every look, from everyday definition to something a little more colorful.

Which one would you try first?

Taking your makeup from day to night doesn’t mean starting over.

Faye recommends starting with the eyes. Go back over your shadows, making the lighter areas just a little lighter and the darker areas a little deeper. Then freshen your concealer and skin, followed by powder, blush and brows. Finish by refreshing your lips.

Evening lighting is softer, so that little bit of added contrast helps keep your features defined without making your makeup feel completely different.

The goal isn’t a new look. It’s your daytime look, refreshed for the evening.