5 stereotypes about make-up, which don't need to believe

News24xx.com - Many are accustomed to leaning towards the stereotype and to think that blue shades only paint the eyelids in the village, only schoolgirls use bright lip gloss, and pink and red shades are able to create a sore face look.

But you can find suitable makeup for yourself with these "forbidden" means.

Oily skin does not require a highlighter. What distinguishes a highlighter from oily skin? Of course the place that shines. According to makeup artists, there are only a few places that should not shine: cheek area, nose wings, nasolabial folds and of course the middle of the chin. If you have oily skin of the face, then apply products that matte the skin well, and only then you can safely use the highlighter.

Blue shadows are the last century. To many girls, blue shadows resemble a saleswoman from a store or market. Of course, in the 70s-80s, it was a hit when girls walked with blue shadows up to their eyebrows. But now you shouldn’t be afraid to use blue shadows. In close 2019, neat arrows or shades with blue hues are in fashion as a slight accent in make-up. Try also to combine the blue shadows with warm contrasting colors.

Red and pink shadows make the face sick. In such a make-up, the main thing is to use eyeliner, black pencil and mascara, and voila, the sick look turns into very sexy makeup!

Only schoolgirls wear bright lip gloss. Now lip gloss is gaining popularity again in makeup. Depending on the style and time of day, lip gloss may be the only glossy element of makeup or play on the similarity with highlighter and metallic shadows. Therefore, you can safely choose a bright or transparent luster, and are not afraid that you will be called a schoolgirl.

Red lipstick only for perfect, even skin. Many girls refuse red lipstick because of uneven and imperfect skin. Yes, bright makeup is able to highlight the flaws on the skin, but no one is perfect. Therefore, it makes no sense to deny yourself a bright lipstick. It is best to find for yourself the perfect shade that only your merits can highlight.