How To Simplify Your Daily Makeup Routine

As ladies we would always want to dress up, look pretty and take loads of pictures especially at weddings, parties, graduation, award events and the likes. However, with our day-to-day activities, we simply do not have time to go through the entire hair grooming, make up and dress up process. Fortunately the following procedures would help you simplify your daily make up routine.

Simplifying your daily makeup routine: 1. Limit your make up routine:

Do you really need to execute a full makeup job every day? While it is true that many women feel naked until they have applied their “faces,” it is also true that many women look just fine with no makeup at all. If you just can’t bear to go completely bare, try limiting your makeup routine to apply a quick, light covering of powder, a dash of lipstick and 

perhaps a brush of mascara and head out the door. 

2. Focus on one feature:

If the minimal look just doesn’t work for you, go ahead and splash out on a full makeup routine – but limit the attention that you lavish to one feature. Everything else gets the bare or barely-there treatment. For instance, if you really love the smoky eye look and don’t care how much time and effort are involved, go ahead and spend that ten minutes making sure very step is carried out just right, and then spend no more than two minutes on applying powder, lipstick and blush

3. Set out your products and tools in advance:

You may be aware of the trick of laying out the outfit that you want to wear the night before. Placing the right blouse, slacks or skirt and shoes where they are easily accessible saves valuable time that you might otherwise spend staring blankly into your closet, or desperately strewing clothes about trying to find an ensemble that looks good together. The same principle works with your makeup – setting out the makeup and tools that you intend to use will also cut down on the time necessary for your morning routine.

4. Strive for healthy skin:

If your skin is healthy and clear, you don’t need nearly so much makeup because there are no blotches or blemishes to cover. Make an appointment with the dermatologist if you have serious skin problems. To minimize minor breakouts and everyday imperfections, take the time at night to cleanse and condition your skin.

5. Pressed Powder:

Look for products that perform double duty or triple or which are easier to apply than alternatives. For instance, pressed powder is easier to apply in an even layer than loose powder. There are even products that can be used as eye shadow, blush and lip colour.