Cosmetic Surgery & Beauty #73
Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the definitive consumer guide to aesthetic enhancement in Australia.
Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the definitive consumer guide to aesthetic enhancement in Australia.
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Foundation<br />
When it comes to your makeup base, the most important<br />
thing to remember is you want your skin to look like skin.<br />
It should look clean and fresh, not like you’re wearing lots<br />
of product. Don’t forget to use a primer to keep the skin<br />
hydrated and prep the complexion such as 1. Napoleon<br />
Perdis Auto Pilot Radiance Boosting Primer, $55 or 2.<br />
Colorescience Face Primer SPF 20, $49.<br />
Selecting the right base shade is key. Make sure the<br />
colour matches your skin tone exactly. When you’re<br />
buying a foundation, test it on the side of your face, not<br />
the back of your hand. The skin on your face is a very<br />
different shade to the skin on your hand. Yellow-based<br />
foundations such as the Bobbi Brown ones are great<br />
because they take any pink or red tones out of the skin.<br />
People often try to alter their skin tone with makeup<br />
but if you go a shade or two lighter it can end up looking<br />
ashy and if you go darker it won’t match your skin and<br />
you’ll fool nobody. Instead, match your skin tone exactly<br />
and then warm it up with bronzer or blusher if you need it.<br />
Foundation comes in a variety of forms, with the<br />
four main types being liquid, cream, stick and powder.<br />
The right foundation can even out your skin tone, give<br />
you a healthy complexion and conceal flaws and<br />
pigmentation. With each type comes a different finish and<br />
level of coverage.<br />
Liquid is typically the most popular everyday foundation<br />
due to its sheer natural finish, while cream foundations<br />
are the number-one choice for makeup artists. To set<br />
makeup apply a finishing spray such as 3. Skindinavia<br />
The Makeup Finishing Spray, $39.95.<br />
Try<br />
4. Shu Uemura Blanc Chroma Cushion Foundation, $72,<br />
5. Napoleon Perdis Camera Finish Powder Foundation,<br />
$69, 6. Napoleon Perdis Foundation Stick, $69, 7.<br />
SCOUT <strong>Cosmetic</strong>s Pressed Powder Compact in Latte<br />
21, $49.95, 8. Estee Lauder Double Wear Stay in-Place<br />
Makeup, $52, 9. Lycogel Breathable Tint, $125, 10.<br />
Designer Brands Longwear Foundation, $14.99, 11.<br />
Designer Brands Flawless All-in-One Stick Foundation,<br />
$14.99, 12. Designer Brands Natural Ground Minerals<br />
Foundation, $19.99.<br />
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