Makeup Tips for Spring and Summer 2006
This year’s creation of a masterpiece is very simple. No instructions needed. Here's seven great makeup tips from Katherine Quiel. She's a celebrity makeup artist with more than 11 years working for high-profile salons like Yellow Strawberry Global Salons and show biz clients like MTV and Cirque du Soleil.
It is absolutely essential that you keep makeup airy and lightweight; a fresh face oozing from vitality is what will gain you those extra points and therefore is an absolute must for this spring season.
If you are looking for that naturally sun kissed look then we have the answer right here just keep on reading and no it doesn’t include going to the beach for the weekend. Its simple keep your cheeks glowing with a slight touch of shimmer be sure not too overdue it as you might come out looking a little overcooked. The essential idea is to walk out and be noticed as the fresh face of this season.
If you thought subtlety was what was in then you haven’t been doing your reading. Eye shadows that are ruling this spring and summer are bright greens, violets and pinks; this is all you will need to woo the streets with your vibrant and defining look.
If you thought you would never have to dig out your old Scarlet red lipstick then yet again you would be mistaken. Red is in and brown is out. But for those of you who fear red then do not panic hot pinks and peaches are just as in vogue as red is. So puck up and pout those lips.
More is out and less is more. Show off your naturally vibrant skin without applying excess amount of makeup. The idea is to keep it fresh looking instead of porcelain lookingfor this summer. Find the right color foundation for your skin and apply it as sparingly as you can just covering those much needed areas.
Make sure that the makeup applied appears fresh and peachy portraying a classic yet romantic look rather than a dramatic over the top feel.
The most important element to these simple steps is to enforce your own style as well as the trends, feel free to experiment but at the same time remaining true to the essentials.
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