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OH NO!!! What about my Blemishes…
Make Up Tricks To Make You Look Like Star

We all get them, No use denying it… Pimples, dark circles under the eyes, tiny little imperfections… So what do you when you have a big night coming up, a photographic shoot or a really hot function to attend and all of the sudden you have a pimple on your cheek, or you have dark circles under you eyes from a week of next to no sleep… You take a few of these tips and apply them and soon enough you will be looking like a star again.

For red pimples or blemishes first apply a little moisturiser to the area, a moisturiser that has anti-bacterial properties would perfect but any facial moisturiser will work. Then apply a dab of concealer, the best type of concealer for pimples, acne and red blemishes is a green based concealer to counteract the red from the blemishes. Blend the concealer using the tips of you fingers working from the outside into the middle of the blemish. Then apply a skin coloured concealer over the top which is one to two shades lighter then the foundation. Apply you foundation followed by a little pancake foundation over the top of the blemish and blend well. Finally apply a little loose powder to prevent shiny skin, which can sometimes be caused by oily, blemished skin.

For dark circles under your eyes first apply a slightly heavier moisturiser around your eyes – if your eyes are puffy as well as dark you can apply a small amount of haemorrhoid cream to help reduce the puffiness. Then apply a yellow based concealer blending with your fingertips inwards to the corner of you eye. Then apply a skin coloured concealer which is one to two shade lighter then the foundation. Apply you foundation followed by a little loose powder. By applying a little illuminating or shimmering powder just around your eyes it will reflect the light helping reduce the appearance of dark circles.

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