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The world of makeup among women is now more and more hits yaa ... There are many women who want to look beautiful but able to makeup their own faces. By knowing how to make up the face to look natural then every day, you can look more beautiful without excessive. Here are tips from the international makeup artist on how to make up a natural face every time.

How To Make Up The Right Face & Tips Professional Makeup Tutorials:

1. Cheeks

Add blush on cheeks after applying foundation to look glowing as if from your real skin. The most appropriate blush on color for all skin types is bright and warm pink. "- James Vincent (celebrity makeup artist)

Also, do not forget ...

"Apply 2 shade blush to look younger. Pink pink in the apple cheek cheek on the cheek. How to make up this face will give the effect of red blush from the surface of the skin. If you use peach, coral or the like with a touch of orange, then apply on the cheekbone. How to make up this face will give a warm effect, then finish with matte bronzer to further reinforce blush on. "- James Vincent

2. Face

Foundation is important when you learn how to make up your face. Then this artist's makeup provides useful tips for you.

"Combine foundation with moisturizer is the easiest way to enrich foundation (specifically for full coverage foundation)." - Caitlin Wooters (Makeup Artist)

If you want a thicker foundation look, then ...

"Mix the foundation with loose powder to make the foundation thicker (but not too much loose powder because it will make it cakey)." - Cecilia Muench (Creative Director of Inglot).

"To blot your foundation, you can use paper towels or toilet paper." - Kerry Cole (Style Director of Becca Cosmetics)

Well, if you have an oily face, here's how to make up face from MUA ...

"For very oily skin, do not use too much primary face, just the amount of corn on your finger before using foundation." - Niki Metz (Director of Artistry for Jouer)