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Keisha Cole In Blue

Makeup By: Lashundra

Hair And Makeup By: Lashundra

 Blonde highlights on natural hair Finger waves on the side, layer cut around the whole head Eye shadow 

Memphis Makeup Artist

Celebrity Makeup

Ashanti before and after makeup Mohawk hairstyle

How To Prevent Redness

Blushing is a condition where the blood vessels in your face enlarge, turning the otherwise normal skin a bright shade of red. This condition happens more frequently in women and in those with lighter skin or a fair complexion. Doctors now believe that in most cases the condition is psychological and emotional rather than physical, which makes it easier to control. Preventing yourself from blushing can be easy if you learn how to control your reactions and let go of your inhibitions. Instructions 1 Relax by doing deep breathing exercises every day. Sit in a quiet place and take a deep breath and then let out the breath. Continue doing this for a minimum of five minutes as you concentrate on the positive things in life. Studies have found that those people who are more relaxed blush less than others. 2 Bite down hard on your inner cheek or lower lip when you feel yourself start to blush. This causes your mind to shift from the ev

Tips On Mineral Highlighting Powder

Over the past several years, mineral powder makeup has gained popularity among professional makeup artists as well as regular women. Because they do not contain many of the artificial chemicals present in traditional foundation, blush or highlighting powder, mineral alternatives are gentle to sensitive skin. They have a natural UV protection and help your skin stay hydrated. Mineral highlighting powders are a great way to emphasize your cheekbones, focus attention on your lips or make your eyes look bigger and brighter. Instructions Cheekbones 1 Begin with a clean surface. Use a gentle cleanser to wash your face. Follow this with a moisturizer designed for facial skin. Allow the moisturizer to absorb completely before beginning to apply makeup. 2 Apply your normal foundation and blush. Keep your blush light and neutral, because you will be adding more emphasis with the mineral highlighting powder. Sponsored Links http:

How To Identify Your Skin Undertones

Does your skin have yellow or pink undertones? Is it warm, cool or neutral? When it comes to determining the answer, it can often feel like you're playing a guessing game. But taking the time to learn how to identify your undertone can help you put your best face forward, from properly choosing a foundation to knowing how to correct discoloration and enhance any hue to achieve a more even, flawless complexion. There are a number of ways you can figure out your undertone, and the good news is that the tests are easy to execute: Test 1: Ask yourself if you look better in gold or silver jewelry. The best precious metal for you is the one that makes your skin look freshest. If the answer is gold, you most likely have yellow or warm undertones. If it is silver, your skin is inclined to have pink or cool undertones. Test 2: Turn over your forearm and look at your veins. If they have a green tinge to them, they likely run warm. If they have a bluish tinge to them, your tones probab