Makeup
Makeup is a beauty essential for most women. Learn about the different kinds of makeup and get makeup application tips.
Microblading Is the Secret to Faking Full Eyebrows
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5 Secrets to Covering Scars With Makeup
How does mascara extend your lashes?
Bow Lips and Bold Eyes: Secrets of the '20s Makeup Look
5 Tricks to Longer Lashes
Clean Out Your Makeup, Like Right Now!
What is high-definition makeup?
Why do lip plumpers sting?
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If your eyebrows have seen better days, maybe microblading is just what they need to look thicker and fuller.
When was the last time you refreshed your cosmetics bag? If it wasn't in the last few months, chances are some of that stuff has gone bad.
You probably have plenty of regular makeup, but is high-definition makeup something you should consider sporting, instead?
By Alia Hoyt
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Mascara is a makeup bag essential, whether you want a natural look or want to go all out. But how does such a simple item extend your lashes out to infinity?
If you want a prettier pout, a product called "lip plumper" sounds like a no-brainer, right? It would – but how does it give you that bee-stung look?
While an oval face shape may generally be considered the most balanced, almost everyone would like to play up their best features or downplay minor flaws. Learn how to make friends with highlighter and bronzer, and sculpt your best look yet.
Don't settle for tinted moisturizer in the same basic shades; mix up your own batch at home to create a customized color that's just right for your face.
By Bambi Turner
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If you enjoy the occasional mani/pedi, but shy away from the possibility of unsterilized tools, it might be time to start toting your own to the nail salon.
By Alia Hoyt
A round face is nothing to be ashamed of. After all, Drew Barrymore and Charlize Theron fall into the round face camp. But if you want to make your visage look a bit slimmer, here are some tips.
Do you yearn for the look of Daisy from "The Great Gatsby"? Get the scoop on flapper glam so you can replicate it yourself.
Want to get in on the retro trend? To make sure your makeup is 1950s picture perfect, you'll need to know what trends defined the glamour of the decade.
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When it comes to cheekbones, why waste a good thing? Learn how to highlight your natural assets with three easy tips.
By Alia Hoyt
There are so many types of makeup out there, it can be hard to figure out which is right for you. The answer starts with your skin type.
No matter how long we've been using makeup, the issue of how to use powder still eludes many of us. Here are some tips on when and how to use loose and pressed face powder.
If you're even just kind of into makeup, then you have an arsenal in your makeup bag. But you don't have to carry it all with you all the time.
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Matte color is chic, elegant and long-lasting. But to sport a look that's polished and comfortable, you'll need to remember one important thing: With matte, lip prep is not optional.
By Julia Layton
When you compare light reflecting makeup to conventional makeup, it's like using clever camouflage instead of a blanket to conceal less than perfect skin.
By Sara Elliott
In the wide world of makeup tools, applicators -- those differently shaped sponges and puffs -- typically play second fiddle to brushes. So what would your face need a spongy wedge for? A few things, actually.
By Julia Layton
Let's face it. The idea of applying makeup can be scary, and lots of women pass on foundation because of it. But we'll break it down.
By Sara Elliott
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The trick to a fresh face and flawless complexion may be a good night's sleep and a healthy diet, but plan B is often 21st-century artistry in the form of a little ingeniously applied makeup. Enter the makeup brush.
By Sara Elliott
If the eyes are the windows to the soul, then the eyelashes are the curtains adorning those spectacular windows, so it's important to show them off in the right way.
By Sara Elliott
It's easy to get stuck in an rut with your eye shadow. But you shouldn't be afraid to break out of mundane hues to add some pigmented flash to your peepers!
By Bambi Turner
Hazel eyes have a little something extra – a multitude of colors visible at one time. And a multitude of eyeshadows will complement them too.
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If you've been operating under the assumption that your face is finished as soon as you've applied all of your cosmetics, we're sorry to tell you there's a bit more work to do. Here's how to blend your makeup and make it all work together.
Just two percent of the world population has blue eyes. If you fall into that unique group, show off your baby blues with the right shadow!