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        "msgid": "tips-from-a-master-makeup-man-1447893297",
        "date": "2003-12-21 00:00:00",
        "title": "Tips from a master makeup man",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
        "tags": null,
        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Tips from a master makeup man As well as a biography and providing the recollections of his friends and family, Kevyn Aucoin: A Beautiful Life (available at Aksara bookstore in Kemang, South Jakarta) also provides a section of his tips. Here are a few of them. Avoiding cakey-looking makeup * Use creamy products (concealer, foundation, contouring stick, highlighting cream, cream blush, gel blush or liquid blush) first, followed by powder and\/or powder blush.",
        "content": "<p>Tips from a master makeup man<\/p>\n<p>As well as a biography and providing the recollections of his<br>\nfriends and family, Kevyn Aucoin: A Beautiful Life (available at<br>\nAksara bookstore in Kemang, South Jakarta) also provides a<br>\nsection of his tips. Here are a few of them.<\/p>\n<p>Avoiding cakey-looking makeup<\/p>\n<p>* Use creamy products (concealer, foundation, contouring stick,<br>\nhighlighting cream, cream blush, gel blush or liquid blush)<br>\nfirst, followed by powder and\/or powder blush.<br>\n* Powder sets makeup products and enhances your makeup's staying<br>\npower; cream on top of powder creates a cakey-looking finish.<br>\n* Make sure to moisturize and exfoliate (gently, with a scrub or<br>\nwashcloth) if you're prone to flaky skin.<br>\n* The problem might be your moisturizer; some formulas,<br>\nespecially those packed with special antiaging ingredients, don't<br>\nallow concealer or foundation to blend nicely into the skin. You<br>\nmight want to save those for nighttime and use a basic day<br>\nmoisturizer instead.<\/p>\n<p>Lips<\/p>\n<p>* Getting started: Don't apply products to dry lips. If they're<br>\nchapped, apply balm or petroleum jelly, then brush lightly with a<br>\ntoothbrush to get rid of any flaky skin. Use foundation or<br>\nconcealer to even out skin tone or discoloration.<\/p>\n<p>Eyes<\/p>\n<p>* When powdering the face, Kevyn put extra loose powder under the<br>\neyes. This allowed him to sweep away any excess product that fell<br>\nthere during eye makeup application. You also can use powder or<br>\ncream-to-powder foundation to tone down eyeshadow if the color is<br>\ntoo intense.<\/p>\n<p>Liner know-how<\/p>\n<p>* When using pencil eyeliner, get right into the lash line so<br>\nthere is no discernible space between the eyeliner and lashes.<br>\nWiggle the pencil between the lashes to fill in any gaps. To<br>\napply liquid liner, Kevyn pulled the eyelid taut by lightly<br>\nstretching it up and out. Then he drew a line as close to the<br>\nlashes as possible.<\/p>",
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