Maryna Makeup

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Sometimes we are buying makeup foundation, but then we can see that it doesn’t suit our skin.
What to do?
Don’t worry 😉 Basically, you can make any colours work for you. If your foundation is a bit dark for you, you can mix with your moisturizer cream and colour will be lighter ( but texture will be lighter as well.)
If you have light foundation, it’s fixable as well. Jus use a bit bronzer or conturing product and blend.
I this tips will work for you. If you have more questions, please feel free to ask me. 🥰

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Perfect waves for perfect you.🥰

Perfect waves for perfect you.🥰

How often you clean your makeup tools?

Benefits of keeping your makeup tools clean

Looking for reasons why you should keep your makeup tools clean? Here are several.

Your makeup applies more smoothly.
Cleaning them can help keep breakouts at bay.
It can help prevent infections.
Your makeup brushes will last longer.
You won't risk ruining a new eyeshadow pallet with a dirty brush.

How often to clean your makeup brushes.
If it’s your personal tools I recommend to clean ones a week or 10 days.

For cleaning your tools I recommend to use gentle shampoo or dish soap. You can also buy special designed specifically for makeup up tools. Just use not hot water, because hot water can destroy your tools.

How often you clean your brushes?

How to fix your makeup product?

I know how much some of makeup products are costing. How pity if your powder is full down and broken.
Oh no!
But everything is fixable. If it’s powder broken I have couple solutions.

1) Fixing a broken powder product isn’t as hard as you may think.For me, I like to turn it into a fun little arts and crafts project. What I do is collect all the broken pieces and get as much of the product back into the original container as I can. Then, I grind it up as much as possible. This includes parts of the product that may not have broken. A toothpick is a good tool for this. The finer the product is, the better its chances of coming back to life. Finally, a few drops of rubbing alcohol (or maybe a few more if it’s a larger product like a powder compact) is all it takes. Put the drops over the top of the product and then smooth it out by hand or with a flat tool. A spoon can work really well. It dries quickly, but I like to leave it alone for several hours to ensure it comes together properly.

2). If the powder makeup is completely crumbled, break it up even further.
If any powders break, whether it’s a shadow, bronzer, etc., you can always break it up and put it into a container and use it as a loose powder. Just pick up a small container from an art store and pop the loose powder inside.

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