Next, Hughes recommends putting some concealer on the back of your hand, a small (and that means Small) The zodiac with a brush, and going inside. She takes the concealer on a brush and sweeps it against her eyelid, avoids the middle part of the eyelid where the skin will naturally crease. There, she presses a small amount of concealer with her fingers instead. “If I went there directly with the bulk of the product, which is on my brush, I am going to be less – just as I have nasolabial folds and the concealer is put there,” she says. So, you want to avoid product loading product on your area of ​​concern. Hughes display this more delicate and spared technique with a gentle tapping speed and under its eyes, as well as on the blamish – inappropriate you look at the purple veins and red mark in the evening. “You can see that there is not much on the brush, but it is moving.” Need to color a little more? Raise a little more concealer from the back of your hand and make it – tap, tap, tap again lightly.
Learned learning? Use a small brush for accuracy, appropriate amounts of pressure and technique. Do not apply the concealer directly to the area you want to cover, and gently manufacture the product. Hughes says, “If you are on an over-user (your) complexion … then challenge yourself,” Hughes, “to use a brush in this way. It will teach you a lot about application, product and pressure. You will learn how much you will learn. In fact need.”
Even more just? Hughes says, “Consider yourself a painter.” Hughes prefers your face and concealer product in an empty wall and paint – you will not slap paint directly on your wall, will you do? No -You use a tray, you get your product, you have the right tools. Now go ahead, Bob Ross of innocent faces.
