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Most women select lipstick and beauty products based on preference without considering the fact that the shape of their lips can have an impact on the overall look. Lips generally fall into four types, namely; thin, disproportionate, thin, down-turned corners and lined. These different lip types should be treated differently for as with any other make-up, to each his own meaning one style may work for thin lips yet not for thick and lined ones. Below would be some pointers on how best to bring your lips to light, giving you plump and alluring lips that suits you and your make-up. (more…)

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After years of neutral chic, this autumn screams sophistication with a capital S, with strong shades of pink, gold, grey, black, plum and red, and sophisticated beauty mixed with a rock’n'roll feel.
Dark, captivating and mysterious, black is this season’s colour.

Smoky eyes combined with a flawless complexion and shiny lips create a sophisticated rock look.
Dramatic black is powerfully glam, and though easy to use it does precise application and some carefully chosen shades of grey to soften it. Bring out your dark side!

This year, the focus is on darker shades of red than classic lippy shades: aubergine, cherry, crimson and copper, and at the other end of the colour spectrum, candy pink is also in.

Textures are swinging between ulta matte and super shiny. The only rule is whichever you go for, don’t do it by halves! And make sure your application technique is up to scratch as these bold colours don’t leave much room for error…

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Only a few of the women species are an expert when it comes to applying makeup. But you don’t need to have studied in a makeup school to know the right and effective ways of applying makeup.
It is always essential that you apply makeup on a clean skin. Putting makeup in an unwashed face will only clog up the pores and will lead to bigger problems like acnes.
Having a perfect mouth will give you the option to not use a pencil to line your lips and just follow your natural lip line instead. Brushing your lipstick (using a brush or a wand) will be enough. If you desire to have an upper lip that looks protruding, do it with a highlighter or a lighter foundation to make the light reflect thus, making your lip look more protruding.

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