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• STEP 4: Absorb excess oil by pressing a blotting paper into shiny areas.
Repowder face to even out complexion.
• STEP 5: Sweep a hint of blush up your cheekbones. Start at your cheek's apple
and move toward your hairline in a few quick strokes.
• STEP 6: Apply a small amount of lip balm for moisture. Line lips and then fill in
with matching lip color.

Tips & Warnings

• If eye makeup has melted or faded by lunchtime, consider switching to a longer-
lasting formula. Remember that eyeliner has more staying power than a shadow.
• Substitute expensive blotting papers with the endpapers hair stylists use for
perms. They're available at most beauty supply stores.
• Apply additional foundation or concealer only if absolutely necessary - to conceal
a big red blemish or hide dark circles, for example. Otherwise, your makeup may
appear caked or patchy.

Overall Things You'll Need

• Foundation
• Lip Liners
• Facial Tissues
• Blush
• Cotton Swabs
• Makeup Brushes
• Eyeliners
• Concealer
• Lip Balm
• Eye Shadow
• Liquid Eyeliners

How to Apply Makeup for Photographs

Difficulty: Moderate

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To look your best in photographs, relax, smile and follow some simple makeup tips.

Instructions

• STEP 1: Make sure your foundation is yellow-toned (this applies for all ethnic
backgrounds).