Difference Between Day And Night Time Make Up

                            

Makeup can either be simple or it can be difficult. It all depends on how much you know about makeup and its application techniques. The more you know the easier it will be to achieve a great makeup look on your own. If you’re new at the whole makeup art, then it is important to learn as much as you can in order to avoid common makeup mistakes. Knowing the difference between day and evening makeup is an important piece of information that every newbie should know.

It’s pretty easy to say that there are numerous types of makeup looks out there, but what may not be as obvious is the fact that there is actually a time and a place for certain makeup looks. You may have heard of the terms “day makeup” and “night makeup” but probably don’t know what the difference is. One common mistake many women make is confusing the two types of makeup looks. Some women believe that night makeup is just a matter of piling on more makeup on top of the makeup they wore during the day. This couldn’t be more wrong, not to mention bad for your skin.

Day Look

Rule 1: Less is more. It’s worth considering laying off the eyeliner a bit, and focusing more on staying light and fresh. It’s younger, cuter, and (to be honest) doesn’t look like you’re trying too hard to cover up your real face!

Rule 2: Perfectly groomed brows. A girl doesn’t need nearly as much liner when she has perfectly shaped brows– it frames your face and is truly seductive without being as noticeable.

Rule 3: A little mascara equals a lot of femininity. A little mascara goes a long way with a daytime look. It polishes the look and adds that touch of femininity that will draw any man in.

Night Look

Rule 1: Say hello to liner. Be a little more generous with the liner in the night time look. It’s more dramatic and makes your eyes stand out in a crowd.

Rule 2: Play with colour. Use a little pop of a sophisticated shade that really caters to your eye colour. It’s fun, unique, and it accents your naturally beautiful features.Rule 3: Smoke it out: Use a deeper shade in the crease of the eye and smudge it out to reach the length of the line of the eyebrow. This dramatic smoky effect, when paired with lighter shades on the lid and highlights just below the brow makes for a picture perfect night look.

With practice you’ll be able to find just the right day and night makeup looks that work with your skin tone. Be sure to choose colours that complement each other and suit the location you plan on being at.