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10 Mask Makeup Tips You Need to Know If you plan on taking the latest   makeup trends  for a spin outdoors, you'll have to consider that you'll likely be wearing a mask over your look. This is why it should come as no surprise that mask   makeup  is the latest trend taking over social media. While it may not be what you planned for, it’s possible to achieve an envy-worthy face mask  makeup look . That said, there are a few rules to keep in mind when it comes to wearing makeup and a mask at the same time, and we’re here to fill you in—we know this is new territory for all of us. Grab your  makeup bag  and read on for 10 mask makeup tips you need to know. TIP #1. DON’T SKIP PRIMER When wearing makeup under a mask, the number one thing you should do is invest in a reliable  makeup primer . This will help increase the lifespan of your face makeup, helping it withstand the wear and tear that comes with being under a mask for a long period of time....

      A Beginners Guide to Eye Makeup Are you a self-proclaimed beginner in makeup? There’s no shame in that, sister. We’ve all gone through that, not knowing what brush to use, where to apply eyeshadow, let alone how to blend properly. But don’t worry, we’ve got your back! This makeup tutorial will help any beginner learn how to do eye makeup correctly and beautifully from here on out. Ready to learn some insider tips and tricks about eye makeup application? Step 1 Always start with an eye primer. Eye primer helps create a smooth surface for the eye makeup. Once the primer has dried, you can apply an eyeshadow base that helps make the eyeshadow stick to the skin better. If you don’t have an eyeshadow base, a concealer or foundation will do. ALWAYS USE EYE PRIMER FIRST. Step 2 Start with 4 basic shades. For beginners, you want to start with 4 basic shades to pull off an everyday natural look. You need a highlighter that is a shade lighter than your skin tone, a matte mid-...

                              HOW TO WEAR A RED SMOKEY EYE LIKE a pro makeup artist red eye makeup look Red eye shadow practically screams, "Warning: NOT for makeup beginners," but that doesn't mean you should steer clear. In fact, we advocate for throwing caution to the wind and trying the brightest, boldest crimson you can find. The thing about red though, is that doing the color justice requires your best makeup application prep to make sure it stands out on its own (and doesn't just draw attention to its application, as the color tends to really point out any error). 1. Grab a  super  pigmented red cream eye shadow. Cream shadows are ideal for opaque payoff; in the video below, Rae used one from the  NYX Vivid Brights collection in the shade Bad Blood. 2. Apply the cream shadow with a flat eye shadow brush. Use small, dabbing strokes until you've painted the entire lid (stopping at the cre...