Fast And Easy Solutions For A Flawless Face

To avoid time-consuming mistakes when applying powder eyeshadow after foundation, use a single square of tissue underneath each eye to catch loose pigment fallout and protect your foundation.

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Switch to an invisible solid formulation, gently buff affected area with a dryer sheet or fabric, and pat underneath arms with a towel to remove excess residue.

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To achieve long, lush eyelashes, remove old mascara, clamp lashes with baby wipe, remove excess formula, and apply Vaseline on fingertips for a natural-looking effect.

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Overtoning areas can be easily covered up with fragrance-free lotion, baby wipes, or alcohol-soaked cotton balls without showering, preventing others from noticing the overtoned areas.

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To diffuse powder blush, dust loose translucent powder over cheeks, or tone down cream blush with liquid foundation, and start from scratch if heavy-handed with the rouge.

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To avoid a fake tan, keep liquid bronzer on hand to hide streaks and quickly distribute color. If too sheer, dust bronzing body powder for a sexy, evenly tan finish.

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Keep dryer sheets under sink and laundry room to prevent frizz, reduce humidity-related static cling, and allow fussy strands to fit and smell great.

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