Cheek Color
What color would best complement girls with black hair?
I have long black/brown hair, black/brown eyes, and pale skin with pink cheeks and yellow undertones. What color would look best on me? (clothes)
Yeah...I'm not posting a picture of me on here. Just trust me, I really do look like that 
I think a beige or purple would suit you great. I'm basically the same (looks wise) as you described, but with more hazel-ish eyes. I have been told I look good in light pink, white, peach, green, light blue, and beige or purple. I actually try to stay away from bright reds. Many people say that red is best suited for our kind of looks, but I disagree. I think red is too bold and makes our skin look more yellow, and not the best color, hehe. Hope this helped! If you need more advice, feel free to email me!! presleyackeret@yahoo.com
Here are a few examples of the colors I like: (hope this gives you a little idea and bit of inspiration!)
http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs164.snc1/6140_1081468278781_1288537004_30199519_8165822_n.jpg
http://images3.chictopia.com/photos/Akiriricky/4863310936/4863310936.jpg
http://www.traderscity.com/board/userpix28/20157-women-shirts-wholesale-korean-fashion-wool-flock-green-shirt-1.jpg
http://www.polopolo.co.uk/items/womens-short-sleeve-polo-shirts-h-1.jpg
http://www.aolselling.com/images/ED-Hardy-T-Shirt-Women-11.jpg
(I can send you more examples if you don't think these seem to help..)
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Application of foundation is not as hard as you think. The hardest part about applying foundation is choosing a foundation that is right for you. Most companies have a wide selection of foundation colors ranging from fair to ebony. Once you've chosen a foundation, the hard part is over. To do this, test foundations along your jaw line. You will know the best color because it will disappear into your skin and match completely. The first makeup essential that is applied to your face is the foundation. Its purpose is implied in the name. Foundation prepares your face for the rest of the makeup. It is like preparing a canvas before you paint. The rest of the makeup looks better when foundation is applied.
Applied properly, foundation can make any complexion seem healthy and flawless. The aim is to leave the skin looking as natural and unmade-up as possible. Before you start, think hard about your complexion, as you may not need to apply base over the entire face.
When choosing a foundation, take into consideration your skin type, the amount of coverage you require and the kind of finish you are after. And remember, foundation is one of those products you wear every day, so making the right investment at the beginning will pay off.
Apply Foundation:
The word foundation means exactly that:
It is the foundation, the basis, of your makeup routine. If it isn't right, your whole look may be off.
Foundations are either oil or water based.
It is important to choose a foundation similar in color to your own skin. This is really easy-it is a matter oftrial and error, and will take at the most an hour of your time in department store or makeup center. Try one color on the inside of your wrist (never on your face-that is a good way to spread bacteria) and walk around for a few minutes. Now look at the shade again, and then try another one. It is well worth the time to find a foundation that will look good on you.
How To Apply Foundation:
To apply foundation, start from the centre of the face, dotting on to the cheeks and forehead and blending outwards, first making sure your fingertips or make-up sponges are spotlessly clean. Gently blot the skin with a tissue to remove any excess product or surface oil. Never drag the skin if you are using your fingertips to apply cosmetics.
Smooth foundation over the lips and eyelids to act as a base for lip and eye products. If you're not very good at blending foundation, try applying it with a make-up sponge. After smoothing on, moisten the fingertips and then work over the neckline to remove any signs of haphazard application.
Most beauty experts say that a proper base is, quite literally, the foundation for a well-done makeup job. Without foundation, skin blemishes and irregularities can distract from your overall look.
Furthermore, it's virtually impossible to achieve a pulled-together, polished look with a proper base layer of foundation. Smooth it out with a sponge. This step is very important. Be sure to blend, blend and blend. Most women make the mistake of forgetting to apply under the cheek which can give you a masked look. Unnatural looking streaks are often seen close to the ears, mouth, jaw line, temples and sides of the nose when blending is not properly done.
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