

Problem one
I literally have no time for makeup what can I do?
Easy everyone has time to apply a cream a bit of mascara and a lip and cheek tint, three easy steps that will take not more than 5 minutes
Step one
Apply a cc cream these self-correcting lightweight formulas will give some coverage and will even out the skin tone without too much fuss.
Step two
Mascara a quick application of mascara, if you don’t have the time think about tinting your lashes to even more time.
Step three
Cheek and lip tint a fantastic multi use product that will give your skin a glow and radiance and a sheer soft colour to the lips.
Problem two
My eye makeup won’t stay on throughout the day help?
So, this is a problem for a lot of ladies, we see concealer being used a lot, but we have to be careful that any product used is not too thick Try these tips
Add a light-coloured powder to the eye lid first, this will help absorb the oil.
Use an eye lid primer such as urban decay eye primer.
If your makeup is bolder that try using a gel product as a base before shadow.
Problem three
I’ve been wearing the same lipstick for 10 years and they have discontinued the colour what can I do?
Ok so take this as a sign for change your lipstick colour, your skin and personal styles change so let’s think about changing your lip colour wardrobe. Think about visiting your favourite brand and get a cosmetic advisor to try out colours. Some offer free appointments. Just remember they will use the opportunity to upsell so be strong and only buy what you went in for.
Problem four
I struggle to see my eyes when applying eye make what can I use?
So, in this case you need to think about changing how you apply your makeup, replace brushes with your fingers. Using your fingers will give you the control needed so you can eel where to place the products. Fingers makeup great application tools. I would recommend that you use a eyeshadow stick or pencil for this method. Eyeshadow stick can have a cream formula but once set don’t budge.
You could try Bobbi Brown eyeshadow sticks.
Problem five
How do I match my own foundation?
We are not the same colour all year around is the first thing to consider, you are going to need at least two foundation colours that you will custom mix.
Always check foundation colours across your jaw line, really aim to look at the colour in natural light. The colour should blend into your skin and not be seen, remember we use Bronzer to then add warmth to the skin.
Problem six
I have no idea how to contour ?
Contour is not for everyone and really shouldn't be applied Heavily for an everyday daily look, however when applied correctly can it can be used as a corrective makeup application. A slight contour to the nose can help straighten or slim the nose, contour to the hollow of the cheek can emphasis the cheekbone. practice what works best for you and remember less is always more.
Problem seven
I really want to get my makeup applied by a professional, but I don't want it to look heavy.
The key to this is to research, look for an artist that create makeup looks that you like. Not all artists are the same or have the same level of skill or ability to adapt to a different look or client.
Problem Eight
I have really dry skin my makeup always looks patchy, what can I do?
Good foundation application always starts with good skin. look at your skin care routine first, ensure that you are using the correct hydration products. Stay away from long lasting foundations as these can have a drying effect to the skin.
Problem Nine
My skin is oily which means my makeup won't stay on all day help ?
Again you need to look at your skin care routine first to ensure that you can balance your skin to reduce oils. Primers can help, but I would advise that these are only used on special occasions as they can block pores leading to breakouts. look for a foundation that is hydration based and use oils control paper throughout the day rather than adding more makeup.
Problem Ten
I never wear any makeup I don't like the feeling on my skin, can I use anything?
we would advise that you use mineral makeup when you don’t like the feeling of conventional makeup. recommending bare minerals or Laura Geller balance and bright. Both are a powder formulation that feel light weight and adjust to the skin.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to create a course?