I would definetly give it a try. I would try it out on your skin first before commiting to it just to make sure you don't have any adverse reactions. If I ran out of my professional sealant spray, I would definetly use the Model in a Bottle
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I really feel like the biggest tip in
makeup is less is more. Too much is not
a pretty look. Keep it simple with colors
that match your skin tone. Keep evening
for just that – don’t do a dark heavy look
for day. For evening, the dark smoky eyes
with a darker shade of lipstick is the look
for a model perfect evening.
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Apply concealer down the center of the nose and underneath the eye. Tap, don’t rub, the concealer until it’s well blended. Don’t apply it too thick, especially if you have wrinkles.
Apply a small amount of foundation to the tip of your index finger; dot on forehead, nose, cheeks and chin, then blend in an upward and outward motion. Don’t leave a line. The key is blending; don’t overwork it.
Using a powder brush, apply translucent powder in a downward motion for a smooth finish. Translucent Powder helps eye makeup and blush go on smoother and blend better. Make sure to shake or blow on the brush to get rid of excess powder.
Blush should go on the apples of your cheeks to radiate when you smile. Smile into the mirror to find the perfect spot to apply a little color. A good blush brush that is tapered for precise placement is a must have. Remember, blush helps create a warmer skin tone.
Apply a base color on the entire eyelid. Use a lighter color just below the brow bone. And, in the crease of your eye use a darker color. It is most important to blend these colors together to eliminate any obvious lines. Use eyeliner and paint a nice line all the way across the eyelid. Finish with mascara, using a crisscross motion will create an extra-long length. Eyebrows make the look complete. Fill in lighter spaces with eyebrow make-up. And to keep them in place, use Model in a Bottle Long Lasting Eyebrow Sealer. Product comes with two brushes depending on the type of eyebrow you have.
Define the outline of your lips with a professional lip brush or lip liner pencil that closely matches the color of your lipstick. Then apply your lipstick and blend the liner with a lip brush. Start in the center and work outwards.
