2 Tips to Up Your Eye Makeup Game When Wearing a Mask
2021 has not been a good year for contouring lovers. No matter where we go or who we are with, slipping on a bedazzled mask is the new normal. With no end in sight, covering our faces not only affects the way we live and do business, but the way we do our makeup is changing alongside everything else. With masks here to stay and with lipstick and blusher taking the back seat – it’s time to learn how to play up your eyes. Here are two excellent tips to level up the eyes when covered in a face mask.
Are you passionate about all things eyeliner, eye shadow, blushers and lipstick? Do you enjoy it so much that you want to make a career out of it? We can hardly blame you. If this generation has learned anything it is to invest in a career path that excites you. If you can easily hide and enhance features and love making women look like the best versions of themselves, consider becoming a wedding makeup artist.
Are you looking to begin a new career in the health and wellness industry or are you a health professional looking to add to your wellness repertoire? Did you know that our generation is the most stressed and sickest? Not only is our air dirty and our food toxic, but the need for the perfect job, car, body and life is shortening lives.
You just turned 40 – congratulations! They say that life begins at 21, but we believe 40 is when the magic happens. You’ve reached an age where you’re comfortable in your skin. But no matter how positive you stay you can’t help but stress about those fine lines and wrinkles. To help you enhance, define, cover and alter fine lines and pigmentation, we’ve put together a few tips on how to apply makeup for those over 40. So, grab your makeup products and brushes and give yourself an instant face-lift.
Are you feeling uninspired and stunted in that nine-to-five career that’s slowly taking you nowhere? They say that change is as good as a holiday. They also say that one should always turn their passion into their career – and they are spot-on. Long gone are the days of choosing a job for money alone. Today, people thrive on quality of life, and if you want to become a massage therapist, nail technologist, hairstylist or wedding makeup artist, now is the time to make a change!
If you’re like most people today, you’ve recently realised that life is too short to spend it in a career doing something you loathe for the rest of your life. Sure, the money might pay the bills, but are you happy? Wouldn’t it be better to have a job, like hairstyling, that makes you want to jump out of bed in the morning instead of waking up with a knot in your stomach, dreading the next nine hours in the office?
You’ve probably heard many people say that if you have a migraine, massage the pressure point between your thumb and index finger. It is true. The human body has 7 200 nerve endings in the feet, 5 000 nerve endings on the hands, and 435 in each ear. If you squeeze your heel, it relieves lower-back body stress tension. If you place your thumb into your arch, it aids the adrenal glands and pancreas. That is why there is nothing more relaxing than putting your feet up after a tough day and getting a pair of hands to give them a good rub. It relaxes the body and eases the mind. It is healing.
Going through change this winter, or maybe you’re desperate for a transformation? They say that change is as good as a holiday, which is true, and one of the best ways to achieve this is a new hairstyle. Your hair is a defining characteristic, with the power to transform and command. Your mane is your crowning glory and an expression of your personality, style, mood, age, and attitude. Whether you’re looking to shake things up this winter or give your hair a break from summer damage, check out these easy winter hairstyling trends below.
Ever since Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevingne bust into the fashion scene with their big, bold arches, women of all ages went through a wake-up call, realising their squiggly pencil-thin brows and high arches did them little favour. However, perfectly shaped brows do not just happen naturally, and like everything in life – one size does not fit all.