Why Focus on Eye Cosmetics?
By Xavier Roget
What part of the body receives the most attention? The eyes,
of course! When we speak with someone, our attention is drawn
mostly to the eyes. That is why we should pay more attention to
this area when applying makeup. Eye cosmetics can be compared
to icing on a cake. Skimp on other areas of the face, but not
on the eyes. If eyes receive the most attention, give them the
attention they deserve!
For this very reason mascara, rimel, eyeliner and eye shadow,
are universally the most popular of cosmetics. They are
considered the basics for any makeup application. With little
effort you get the most noticeable results. You get more of a
"wow" reaction from applying mascara than from any other
product. But that does not mean you should overdo it! This is
easy to do when you notice another gal with longer eyelashes
than yours. Soon you find yourself competing for the longest
look. Before you know it, you have overdone it. Then, instead
of receiving approving glances from people, you receive stares.
How much mascara is too much?
Consider this; when cooking a meal, do you douse it just with
pepper? No, this will overpower subtle flavors. Rather, a
balanced spectrum of spices will bring out a rainbow of flavors.
This should be kept in mind with application techniques. Know
where to leave off with mascara, and where to begin with eye
pencil. And for the finishing touch, the application of eye
shadow. This will give you the best look, make you the most
noticeable, and yet appear tastefully attractive.
How to achieve the fullest look?
There are various techniques for applying mascara to achieve a
fuller look. But the following method seems to work the best:
Always begin by applying it to the upper lash. Brushing first
on top of the eyelash, starting from the corner of the eye
working outward. Then stroking upwards from below to coat the
lower side of the lash. Remember, applying a thinner coat first
acts like a primer for better adhesion. Giving it plenty of
time to dry between coats will give you better results. This
will give you a thicker look.
A new way of application to lower lashes?
There is a new way to apply mascara or rimel to the lower
eyelashes. Try this; stroke the tip of the brush across the
lashes then comb them, separate them, and remove any excess
mascara. If you feel this does not give you enough of a thick
look, don't just load on more. Instead, try applying an
eyeliner. Paint a fine line just above the eyelashes. This
will double the "wow" reaction! But be careful to not overdo
it, unless you want to look like queen Nefertiti of Egypt!
How to "erase" mistakes?
Did you accidentally got some mascara on your eyelid while
applying it? No problem, wait until it dries completely, and
then whisk it away with a q-tip or piece of cotton. Removing it
prematurely may smudge it and ruin all of your hard work.
Remember, patience and practice is the key. Some women, after
years of practice, don't even need a mirror for application!
How to apply eye shadow?
Now is the time to apply eye shadow if you so desire. By first
applying a "prime coat" of concealer you will ensure an even
application. By being creative you can find a color that will
make your eyes really pop. Contrasting colors are the best for
this. Hazel eyes come alive with golden brown colors. Blue
eyes become more alluring with cantaloupe hues and peach. And
almost any neutral tones accent brown eyes.
Why mascara causes irritation?
Irritation is a common complaint. But that does not
necessarily mean that you must stop wearing rimel or mascara.
First, determine what is causing the irritation. The most
common cause of irritation comes from contaminated mascara.
Every time eyelashes are coated, a bit of bacteria is introduced
into the mascara container. Because women tend to use their
mascara for up to a year, this bacteria begins to spoil the
formula. That is why old mascara should be thrown out, and new
mascara should be purchased monthly.
Why choose an organic mascara?
The second most common cause of irritation is due to synthetic
ingredients. The normal function of the eye is to produce
tears. Tears protect the eye and keep it lubricated. But, what
happens when moisture from eyes inter-mix with mascara?
Chemicals leach into the eye. This causes irritation. What can
be done to avoid this? Look for a completely natural, organic
product. These products contain less preservatives.
Consequently, you will need to exchange your product more
frequently. Possibly every three weeks, but this will be a
healthier alternative. Your eyes will not be sensitized, and you
will be able to wear mascara as often as you would like.
These simple makeup tips will make the biggest difference to
your appearance. They will add to your appeal, which will
surely make you feel better about yourself. Truly, there are
many reasons to focus our attention on eye cosmetics.
About the Author: Xavier is an expert cosmetics formulator who
insists on using organic ingredients. If you would like to
learn more about healthy skin care habits, go to the website
MASCARA RIMEL
http://www.skin-care-sale.com/92Mascararimelindex.html
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Monday, October 26, 2009
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