Wedding Moments July1 (1)

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day, so liquid and hydrating foundation
offers more coverage than regular
pressed powders.
They have different ideologies
and styles for using foundation to get
you the doll look on your day. They
generally use a brush for depositing
the pigment most evenly and to get
a flawless look. For liquid foundation,
they choose a tapered synthetic
brush with a tip about one and a half
inches long. (The tapered tip allows
you to get into the areas around your
nose and under your eyes, and the
synthetic bristles don’t absorb too
much product.)
In sweeping motions, they blend
the pigment into the skin until it’s
invisible. For powder foundations,
they use a thick fluffy brush to impart
a soft- seamless finish. In a circular,
buffing motion, swirl the brush
against your face, starting from the
center is the perfect way to blend the
foundation with your skin. Monash
emphasizes to make your day beautiful
and memorable, so they dolled up
you beautifully.
of the oil-absorbing makeup where
you need it and less where you don’t,
without leaving visible lines. On the
other hand, if you’re a novice, try a
powder foundation that’s right for
your skin type. “lt’s the easiest to apply,
and it disappears into the skin
more easily than liquid formulas.”
Whatever your skin type and
whatsoever the foundation (Liquid
or Powder), it is significant to
use your fingers to apply liquid and
cream foundations, because the heat
generated helps to warm up the pigment,
making it easy to blend, says
Mona and Ashmita by Monash Salon.
Foundations work as a base before
applying makeup as it protects
the moisture of your skin and ultimately
gives you a charming look.
Today, brides want an absolute
fashionista look or a royal look, well
makeup does all. Offcourse you want
to look like a diva on your important
110 www.weddingmomentsmagazine.com