Get the details on the new makeup release from Hourglass Cosmetics! It’s the Veil Eye Primer – priced at $28 and the Veil Soft Focus Setting Spray – priced at $48! Designed to filter imperfections through a blurring and hydrating veil. Check out the details below!
Release Date: April 17th, 2020
Hourglass Cosmetics
Veil Eye Primer Price: $28
Brand Description:
Amplify your eyeshadow color and its staying power with this silky, blendable primer. The long-wearing, lightweight formula creates an even canvas for eyeshadow and improves its performance, making its color more vibrant while reducing fading and creasing from morning to night. Nourishing delicate skin with vitamins E and C, it keeps skin moisturized and reduces the look of age spots and sun damage. Intended for all skin types.
See your skin through a soft-focus lens that lasts all day long. This lightweight spray sets makeup while blurring imperfections. Undetectable on the skin, the ultra-fine and hydrating mist creates a smooth, even and naturally radiant appearance. Its water-resistant properties enhance foundation for maximum staying power, setting it in place for up to 24 hours.
Get the details on the new makeup release from Too Faced! It’s the Primed & Poreless Face Powder and Primer! The products range are priced at $34 each. Check out the details below!
Release Date: March 27th, 2020
Too Faced
Primed & Poreless Face Primer Price: $34
Brand Description:
Too Faced Primed & Poreless Face Primer creates a flawless matte canvas for makeup. The iconic, nourishing makeup primer, scientifically formulated with hyaluronic acid, a gentle form of retinol, vitamin C, and vitamin E, instantly reduces shine, blurs imperfections, smooths skin texture and virtually banishes pores.
Too Faced Primed & Poreless Face Powder virtually banishes pores instantly for a soft focused finish, while mattifying your complexion and perfectly prepping for flawless foundation. Primed & Poreless Face Powder refines skin texture with a fresh, soft-focus effect for a nearly texture-free finish. The invisible pressed powder is perfect for touch-ups on-the-go and controlling shine, or, wear alone for a natural, filtered effect.
Okay so being a beginner in the makeup game can be a pretty hard task to tackle. What’s a highlight? Why do I need it? What does the concealer do? How is that different from the foundation? Trust me, we understand that sometimes you just need to go back to basics. So we did.
Here’s a quick guide below for makeup beginners that can give you a little bit more information as to what’s what for face makeup essentials. We also added just a couple of affordable choices in the links below but you can definitely try a variety of different products to see which one works best for you.
Cleanser
Clean your face, you want to start with a fresh and clean canvas. Using the right cleanser will allow you to pamper your skin prior to applying makeup.
Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize. If you have dry skin, it is essential that you moisturize your skin prior to applying your makeup, but oily skin needs to be moisturized as well. Moisturizers can act as a temporary barrier for the skin and help maintain its natural balance.
Primer basically allows your foundation to last longer and go on smoother. The main benefit of a primer is that it seals your pores and creates a smooth base for your foundation.
Creates even and uniform color to the complexion by smoothing out the overall appearance of the skin. Foundations are designed to help reduce those unwanted imperfections like fine lines, wrinkles, or blemishes.
Concealer is most often used for under-eye circles and as a camouflage for blemishes, scars, and other causes of uneven skin tone. Concealers are typically able to cover discolorations and lighten dark areas of the skin.
Used to imitate the appearance of a natural tan, bronzers are used to highlight the cheekbones and add contour to the face in a natural-looking way. Its used as a way to enhance color on the face.
Blush adds color pop to your cheeks and can provide a more youthful appearance to the skin. It is able to add vivacity to the complexion while visually altering the shape of the face.
Highlighting is meant to give you that natural glow on the cheekbones, brow bone, above the eyebrow, down the nose, and even just above the upper lip (on the bow). It subtly draws attention to certain parts of the face that you want accentuated.
