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(#8) Resist the Urge To Go Overboard
With all the great products on the market, sometimes the urge can be strong to use a little bit of everything all at once. But as Sir John told Allure, when it comes to makeup, a little really does go a long way, even when it comes to fake eyelashes.
"The skin should be minimal, editorial. And too much lash cheapens a look. I see people do two and three-pair stacked lashes — it’s cute for the club, but don’t send your girl down the red carpet like that.”
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(#9) Your Makeup Focus Should Change Based On Your Age
As humans age, the skin and face change as well, so why shouldn't the way we apply our makeup grow? Here's the breakdown Sir John recommends makeup techniques based on various age groups:
"Under 18 - You're a minimalist. Keep it simple by using a cream blush on cheeks and a tinted lip balm. No lipliner! Keep the edges of the lips soft. Finish with just a hint of mascara.
18 to 35 - Focus on your eyes. Go crazy with bold eyeshadows and don't hold back on the mascara. Keep the lips and cheeks subtle.
Over 35 - It's all about the statement lip, a flush on the cheeks and a great complexion." -
(#5) Lipstick Looks Depend On The Occasion
With so many shades of lipstick on the market these days, how's a girl (or guy) to chose? Sir John says it's all about consideration for the look you're trying to get.
"When you want your skin to pop or your tan to come alive, choose an orange-based red. Tomato red will make your skin look healthier. If you want your teeth to look really, really white and your smile to illuminate, go for a blue-based red from raspberry to dark Merlot."
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(#4) Easy On The Powder
Though a great powder is a perfect way to set your look, Sir John reveals that you want to keep things light and avoid certain areas.
"I like an invisible or translucent loose powder. I find that pressed powders are too heavy. Also, you never want to use them around the eyes because it ages you. The skin around your eyes is so thin, I wouldn't want to put anything heavy and dry around that area."
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(#1) Increase Your Facial Circulation
As it turns out, massaging your face is a great way to keep it looking luminous, becasue it keeps your circulation going. As Sir John explains, both your face and makeup will thank you. "Your foundation lays better. It lasts longer. All dark circles are, or acne scarring, or any of that kind of stuff, is sluggish circulation," he says.
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(#12) Leave a Little Room For Lower Lid Liner
Though makeup fans everywhere love their concealer, both for coverage and quick on-the-go touch ups, Sir John advises not going overboard on a good thing. Rather than applying it all the way up to your lower lid, leave enough room for lower, waterproof eyeliner. This will help you avoid a tired look and make your eyes more lively.
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Disney invited Beyoncé's makeup artist Sir John and the full-category beauty brand Luminess Cosmetics to jointly create a makeup series inspired by the movie. This makeup artist, known for his collaboration with Beyoncé, has made a major breakthrough in recent years. Every bold lip and sparkling eyes he created showed the unique power of makeup.
As well as being Beyoncé's make-up artist, Sir John also hosted TV shows with Ashley Graham and traveled the world with L'Oreal Paris. He sums up great makeup tips from years of outstanding work experience. The random tool lists 12 useful beauty lessons from Beyoncé's makeup artist.
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