Style Magazine

Don’t melt this summer

THESE PRO TIPS WILL KEEP YOU LOOKING COOL THIS SUMMER

- BY TENNIELLE COPSON, BEAUTY SPECIALIST

With the arrival of summer and the thermomete­r set to rise it can be a battle to keep your make-up looking fresh.

But never fear — I have you covered with some tips to help keep you looking great, even when the weather is working against you.

PRIMER

This lightweigh­t layer acts as a base to help foundation apply smoother and hold make-up in place for longer.

LESS IS MORE

During summer avoid heavy foundation as they tend to crease and look cakey. Instead, opt for a tinted moisturise­rs and concealer where needed.

EXPERIMENT WITH COLOUR

Summer is a great time to explore the bolder colours of your make-up palettes. Vibrant colours can help brighten a face and create a youthful glow. Hesitant to stray from your neutral palette? Try adding a brighter blush to the apples of your cheeks.

SETTING YOUR EYESHADOW

Avoid using eye creams in warmer weather as they tend to break down in the heat. Instead, apply eye primer to the lid and set with a powder eyeshadow. The same goes for eyeliners. Begin by apply your pencil or gel liner, then using a small angled brush press dark eyeshadow over the liner to set it for longer wear.

INVEST IN A WATERPROOF MASCARA

Give your eyes definition with a long-lasting mascara that lengthens and accentuate­s your lashes all without the fear of smudging. No more raccoon eyes.

USE BLUSH OR LIP STAINS

These stains are great for longevity in hot weather. They are applied with fingers or a separate make-up sponge. They offer sheer coverage that can be built up, making them super versatile.

BRONZER

Add warmth, dimension and glow to your skin by applying bronzer to the areas of the face where the sun would natural fall: forehead, cheekbones, chin, nose. We recommend powder bronzers with varying shades as they are easier to apply and you can match your skin tone as your darkener over the summer.

STOP THE SHINE

Blotting paper is a girl’s best friend when it comes to removing unwanted shine. Simply pat your face with blotting paper. This will absorb the excess oil from your skin then follow up with a translucen­t setting powder.

TRANSLUCEN­T SETTING POWDER

Setting powder helps to minimise shine and lock in foundation and concealer leaving you with smoother looking skin. Use a fluffy powder brush to apply translucen­t powder over the face to set your make-up.

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