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We have seen the Ombre effect on clothes, nails and even hair but the latest trend is now lips.
You may ask what is Ombre? Ombre is the French word for Shade. It is defined as having colors or tones that fade into each other —in which the color is graduated from light to dark or vice versa.
There are several variations of this look so for those that are more daring use multiple colors or even vibrant colors! Not really on the adventurous side but want to try your hand at this look go for more subtle colors and stay in the neutral and berry family. It literally works for everyone!
There are multiple ways to achieve this look – here are 3:
Look 1
Use one color over entire lip and use a complimentary color right in the middle to pop.
Look 2
Fill in lips with color of choice and then line lips with darker liner, defining outer corners of lips. Blot together.
Look 3
Apply lipstick to top lip and graduate using different color on bottom lip.
What are you waiting for…go head Ombre it out girl?
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No one’s skin can remain youthful and healthy if they do not care for it. It’s never too early or too late to start caring for your skin. Our face is the most exposed part of our body, and while the skin is resilient, with the means to repair itself, we do need a little help to combat the rigors of everyday life. Your skin is a versatile organ that shields your body from germs, pollutants, heat, cold, UV exposure, and more.
What’s the best way to care for your skin? Develop a good skin care regimen or routine. A good skin care regimen can help you fight a great deal of skin issues – acne, dryness, sun damage, wrinkles and premature aging. Your regimen, three things must be included; a cleaner, an exfoliator and a moisturizer with SPF.
Cleansing
Cleansing is most important for healthy skin; if you don’t cleanse your face, dirt will accumulate causing clogged pores. Not only can regular cleansing, morning and night, remove unwanted dirt but it also assists in a more flawless makeup application.
General rule of thumb: Do not use regular body soap and never use very hot water, warm is best.
Exfoliation
Exfoliation removes dead skin cells that clog pores and gives skin the appearance of being dull. Removing these cells allows new ones to take their place, giving your skin a healthy glow.
General rule of thumb: Do not exfoliate daily, once to twice a week is enough.
Moisturizer
Between our diet, inherited genes and the environment, it doesn’t take much to cause skin to become imbalanced…mainly dry. Lack of moisture and continued sun exposure leads to premature aging. Skin should be rehydrated, twice daily after cleansing. Your daytime moisturizer must include SPF to protect you from harmful UVA and UVA rays.
General rule of thumb: Apply moisturizer in upward strokes to avoid stretch skin, that causes wrinkling.
In addition to a regular skin care regimen, a proper diet and adequate water intake also contributes to flawless skin.
Now isn’t that worthy of a little daily TLC?
