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Sunday, March 27, 2011

Tips for Blotchy Skin

Blotchy skin on one’s face can be very difficult to deal with. Since remedies for red blotchy skin take a lot of time and they cannot cause the problem to disappear for good, a great makeup for blotchy skin is what may save the day. Applying the right type of foundation to cover blotchy skin is of the utmost important. Here are some useful makeup tips for blotchy skin that you may apply, in order to enhance your appearance.


Preparation
Makeup for blotchy skin can only do so much. This only means that you have to give the blotchy skin on your face a proper makeover even before applying any makeup. Preparation for blotchy skin includes using exfoliating creams and smoothing lotions that will make your skin smoother and more even, as well as ready for applying makeup.  Many people forget an important set, the toner.  Toner, one without alcohol of which we carry two brands, corrects Ph and prepares the skin to absorb the moisturizer.  The moisturizer is the key to mineral makeup application.  Make sure you apply your mineral makeup shortly after applying your mositurizer.  We a great moisturizer that is good for all skin types, by Deluvia dead sea skin care.


Less is more
Many women tend to put on a lot of makeup in order to cover blotchy skin, but this is the worse thing that they can actually do. Heavy makeup tends to cake up, giving a nasty appearance, so you should refrain from doing so. The best makeup tips for blotchy skin teach that less is more and this applies to foundation, lipstick, blush, eyeshade and so on.

The right foundation for blotchy skin
We truly believe that mineral makeup is the best makeup for blotchy skin.  Mineral makeup can be blended to match your skin tone, it is very economical, all natural with no skin irritating chemicals and with a little practice easy to use.  Mineral makeup provides good pigmentation and along with the foundation to match your skin tone you will also what to find a color corrector.  For example, green color corrector applied prior to your foundation will tone down any redness which is common in blotchy skin. 


Take your time
The best makeup tip for blotchy skin is to take your time. While applying makeup, and especially foundation, put on a little product, stretch it as evenly as possible and then wait for the results to show. If you are satisfied, you can resume your normal makeup habits, but, if you are not, you can add a little more foundation for blotchy skin and wait again.  Always work from the outside of the face and work your way inside.  Use a concealor or color corrector first and then apply your foundation.  Note: A good quality make up brush is a must.  Pick a soft, silkly brush that will not irritate the skin.


These simple makeup tips for blotchy skin are meant to help you enhance your appearance and hide skin imperfections.  If you have additional questions please feel free to contact us.

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Morgan's Boutique

Morgan's Boutique: "

Check us out at http://www.morgans-boutique.com/ we are a small boutique in Virginia. We offer mineral makeup, dead sea skincare, fashion jewelry and handbags.

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Saturday, March 12, 2011

Makeup and Skin Care Tips for Teenagers

Cleanliness is very important and not only for hygiene purposes. If you want your face to shine and to look healthy, you will need to treat it right. The first makeup tips for teens you need to learn is the use of face cleansing products.  Always go for the mild cleansers and moisturizers; please don't attack your skin using harsh chemicals, as these will really ruin your looks in the long run.  If you are having trouble with acne, dead sea products can be helpful and are not harsh. 

Subtle makeup is a must for teenagers. Mineral Makeup is always a good choice since these products are all natural and actually good for the skin but you don't really need much. Concealer can be used to cover blemishes or acne scars, or dark circles around the eyes. Never overdo it, as the effect will be just the opposite. Subtlety is the key word for teenage makeup; therefore, use only natural colors and only in small amounts, so you do not look older than you truly are.

Gloss instead of lipstick!!  For a natural look, gloss is recommended over lipstick. Natural makeup tips include the use of gloss as a great way to bring forward the beauty of your lips which are not yet marred by the passage of time. To keep them wrinkle free for a longer time, it is recommended to moisturize them daily, and to drink plenty of water, something your skin will also be terribly thankful for. Beauty and makeup tips for teenagers also include strong recommendations for hydrating your lips before applying lip gloss or lipstick. Bee wax or balm can be used for such purposes.

When you want to apply makeup on your eyes, you need to take a few things into consideration. For instance, do not apply a continuous line on the lower lid, and only apply a few dots here and there, smudging afterward. Using a white pencil on the inner corners of your eyes will bring out their natural shininess. For mascara, use a lighter formula that will not make your eyelashes stick together and look too heavy. Brown for eye pencil, and golden for eye shadow, are among the recommended colors for eye makeup for teenagers. Always keep in mind to use natural looking colors, and never overdo it.

These makeup tips for teens will help you achieve a natural, healthy look.  It is hard to avoid over doing makeup when you just want to be older but your skin will thank you later and the natural look is really the in look today.  Learn to up makeup on the right way and take of your skin.

Friday, March 11, 2011

The Dead Sea

Why is it called the Dead Sea?

It's called the Dead Sea because nothing lives in it. There is no seaweed or moss that collects on the bottom or any fish or creatures living in or near the water. As a matter of fact, what you'll see on the shores of the Dead Sea is white crystals of salt covering EVERYTHING.

The salts found in the Dead Sea are mineral salts, just like any other ocean except these salts are extremely concentrated. The water in the Dead Sea is so concentrated that it is considered deadly to all living things EXCEPT humans. We can swim in the Dead Sea just like any other body of water except people don't really "swim", we float! Because the Dead Sea is extremely concentrated with dissolved mineral salts, the water density is much greater then any other salt water including the ocean. So instead of swimming in the Dead Sea, you just float on top of the water like a cork.

How did the Dead Sea Form?

In this part of the world there is a rift forming where two crustal plates are spreading apart. The East Rift Valley runs through most of Africa, but it starts north of the Dead Sea and runs south along the eastern side of the continent. The Sea is located right along the Rift Valley were the Earth's crust is being stretched thin.

To get an idea of how this "crustal spreading" occurs, take a bar of taffy and try to pull it apart. You'll see where the candy starts stretch it gets really thin just before it breaks. That's what is happening to the Earth's crust in the Rift Valley. Where the Earth's crust gets thin that part of the surface sinks lower. The Dead Sea is still sinking lower even today. Scientists figure the Dead Sea sinks an average of 13 inches each year! On a geologic time scale that's incredibly fast!

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Save Time, Save Money and Make Less Mess - Press It

This is my favorite Makeup tip... Press it!!!


Press your foundation and finishing powders to create a pressed foundation.  You will save time and money by creating less mess.  Simply take a lid or coin about the same size as the opening of the sifter jar (cover with suran rap).  You can also use the flat end of our Kabuki brush

Remove the sifter and press the lid, coin or flat end of the kabuki into the foundation.  You may need to do this several times to get it evened out.  Once this is complete you can dispose of the sifter if you like, you really won’t need it anymore.

Take your brush and gentle touch it to the foundation.  You will see you get the perfect amount of foundation and no tapping off the excess is required.