Common myths about makeup

Many girls are afraid of experiments in make-up and deprive themselves of the opportunity to try new images just because they are victims of stereotypes and myths that have nothing to do with reality. What are these myths?

1. Red lipstick is vulgar. This is not true. Of course, you need to know the measure. It is not necessary to combine in one make-up, for example, red lipstick and black shadows. Correctly selected shade will make the face more expressive, and teeth - whiter.

2. Dark shades of shadows can only be used to create a Gothic image. It is not true. Of course, do not put asphalt-gray or black shadows on the eyelid. It is best to use them to create a smoky make-up.

3. Colored ink can only be used by teenagers. And this is also a myth. It should be noted that the color mascara looks beautiful and effective only when it is applied over black.

4. Shadows should coincide with the color of the eyes. This myth is a thing of the past for a very long time. Much more impressive look shades, contrasting with the iris.

5. The tonal cream should cope with absolutely all skin imperfections. In fact, no tonal tool is capable of this. Tonal cream is a tool for visual smoothing of minor imperfections. To conceal serious defects, use a concealer.