How to Apply Foundation for a Natural Makeup Look on Olive Complexion
Look at your skin., Choose a foundation., Once you've chosen your colour, apply it evenly throughout your face., After applying your foundation, lightly brush on some loose powder (going in a circular motion around your skin)., After you have...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Look at your skin.
Is your skin a little more on the dark side or the light side? Once you figure this out, it will be easier to choose the perfect colour of foundation. -
Step 2: Choose a foundation.
If your skin is on the lighter side, choose a foundation that is on the lighter side, and opposite if your skin is dark.
Remember:
It's always easier to make your facial makeup darker, but it's hard to make it lighter.
If you aren't sure, go a little lighter than you're sure of. , Using a brush for putting it on your face, and then using your hands to rub it in.
If you want a more matte look, use a stippling brush for application, but for a natural look, a regular foundation brush will work just fine. , I would recommend a transparent colour, but if your foundation colour is a little lighter than you would like, use a tinted powder, or add a little bronzer over it all. , -
Step 3: Once you've chosen your colour
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Step 4: apply it evenly throughout your face.
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Step 5: After applying your foundation
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Step 6: lightly brush on some loose powder (going in a circular motion around your skin).
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Step 7: After you have completed these steps
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Step 8: you've successfully found your perfect facial makeup for olive coloured skin!
Detailed Guide
Is your skin a little more on the dark side or the light side? Once you figure this out, it will be easier to choose the perfect colour of foundation.
If your skin is on the lighter side, choose a foundation that is on the lighter side, and opposite if your skin is dark.
Remember:
It's always easier to make your facial makeup darker, but it's hard to make it lighter.
If you aren't sure, go a little lighter than you're sure of. , Using a brush for putting it on your face, and then using your hands to rub it in.
If you want a more matte look, use a stippling brush for application, but for a natural look, a regular foundation brush will work just fine. , I would recommend a transparent colour, but if your foundation colour is a little lighter than you would like, use a tinted powder, or add a little bronzer over it all. ,
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