CosBeauty Magazine #87
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty in Australia. In this issue: - Get the Goss on Gloss - Celebrity Style on the 2020 Red Carpet - The Mane Attraction: Best of the best for your crowning glory - Summer Skin SOS Plus all of the usually features on makeup, skincare, aesthetic medicine and beauty.
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty in Australia.
In this issue:
- Get the Goss on Gloss
- Celebrity Style on the 2020 Red Carpet
- The Mane Attraction: Best of the best for your crowning glory
- Summer Skin SOS
Plus all of the usually features on makeup, skincare, aesthetic medicine and beauty.
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Makeup myths<br />
beauty<br />
Myth 1<br />
Using hairspray will<br />
set your makeup<br />
This very well may work, but would you<br />
really want to spray hairspray on your<br />
face? ‘Aside from feeling sticky and tacky<br />
on your skin, lots of hairsprays are toxic<br />
and designed for hair, not skin,’ says<br />
LUMA Beauty MUA, Sarah Tammer.<br />
With the number of brilliant makeupsetting<br />
sprays on the market specifically<br />
designed for your precious skin in<br />
mind, there’s absolutely no need to use<br />
hairspray to set your makeup!<br />
Myth 2<br />
Your under-eye concealer<br />
should match your<br />
foundation<br />
According to Tammer, not necessarily. Some people<br />
need a lighter concealer to counteract dark areas and<br />
some don’t. Each face is unique and requires different<br />
products and techniques. As a general rule, your<br />
concealer should be pretty similar to your foundation<br />
shade, but with a slightly different undertone,<br />
depending on whether you’re covering up dark circles,<br />
redness or blemishes.<br />
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