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• STEP 2: If you are African-American, it's a good idea to have light, medium and
dark shades of foundation to allow for different gradations of color on different
parts of your face.
• STEP 3: Use the right color blush so as not to look washed out. Layer natural
color first, and make it "pop" with a brighter color on top.
• STEP 4: Define your eyes with shadow, but avoid dark colors on the lid - they
make the eyes recede. Add mascara, but don't overdo it.
• STEP 5: Choose deeper or brighter colors for strong lighting. Soft lighting, or
daylight, requires less intense colors.
• STEP 6: Apply makeup that works with your style. Don't put on a lot of it for
more effect, but instead use more color and a bit more definition.
• STEP 7: Avoid dark liner, extremely glossy lips, shimmery or bright shadows,
and foundation and powder that's too pale.
• STEP 8: Use good definition - e.g., careful lining of the lips and eyes - for black-
and-white photographs.

Tips & Warnings

• Snap away in summer. This is a great time to be photographed for holiday cards,
since people usually look healthy and rested.
• Choose a photo that looks like yourself.
• Try to relax when being photographed. Tilt your head and move your face for a
variety of shots.
• Lift your chin when being photographed to lessen dark circles and keep the nose
from looking big.

Overall Things You'll Need

• Foundation
• Mascara
• Makeup Kits
• Blush Brush
• Face Powder
• Eye Shadow Brushes
• Blush
• Makeup Brushes
• Lipstick
• Mirrors
• Lip Liners
• Eye Shadow
• Liquid Eyeliners

How to Apply Makeup in 10 Easy Steps