Need of make-up for plus size women

The need for wearing make-up increased over the years to conceal different signs of aging like wrinkles, blemishes and scars, but these days, younger generation has started focusing more towards enhancing their looks with make-up. Whatever effects may arise, but one thing that is definitely cropping up is misconceptions about using make-up, when gaining weight. These days, you can easily find some overweight women showing thumbs down to make-up, but the trend says that it is a fantastic way to flaunt your class and style.

How Make-Up Can Work for You?

Just applying moisturizing foundation on your face and wearing a lip color is not what you need; rather you can do a lot more. If you are confused about using the right make-up for your skin, then here are some tips that can facilitate you.

• Eyebrows being first on the list need a lot of care. With the growing age, eyebrows become thin and discolored. So you can highlight them softly using gel or pencil that can flatter your skin color.

• If your skin is dry, then you should go in for moisturizers mixed with liquid foundation for nourishment of your skin. You can enhance your looks with light shaded powder, a cream blush and non-icy powder for your chin and neck. This will help to enliven your face and highlight your sensuous beauty.

• You can use neutral tone of shimmer for your eyes and can curl your eyelashes to enhance your refined beauty. You can add baby pink eye shadow to neutralize the colors with your skin, use matching eyeliner delicately and wear wild shades of pink and berry in lip color to enhance your classy appearance.

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Haircuts for BBW who got Round Face Shapes

Because every face shape requires a different type of hairstyle to conceal flaws and emphasize the best facial features, a variety of haircuts and hairstyles have been developed. Find out what type of haircuts your round face shape desperately needs so you can look gorgeous and stylish every time.

It is well known that what might work for one face shape might not work for another, this is why it is best to choose your hairstyle according to your face shape. It is absolutely amazing how much a simple hairstyle can transform the look of person, so don't ignore your hair

There are a variety of haircuts and hairstyles which are meant to upgrade a person's appearance by enhancing the best features and concealing the flaws. For round face shapes, the haircuts and hairstyles developed are meant to narrow a little bit the roundness of the face by adding a lengthening effect rather than a widening one.
Here are some haircut ideas for round face shapes so you can look gorgeous every time:

Short hair

Maintaining a short hairstyle for round face shapes is a little bit difficult as the short hair length tends to emphasize the roundness of the face. Try to maintain a below ear length pixie cut or bob hairstyle.
Your hairstyle should have a narrowing effect, so try to spike your short hair up while maintaining it straightened and close to the scalp on the sides. Women with curly hair should avoid short hairstyles as they will not be able to benefit from the desired effect.

Savvy Salon, Cornelius, NC Photo: Tom Carson
Future Wave, Oregon, OH Photo: Tom Carson

Medium hair

Medium hairstyles look gorgeous with straight as well as curly hair. Women with straight hair can opt for a blunt cut bob hairstyle as this will help adding length to balance the roundness of the facial features.

Curly hairstyles usually emphasize width and this is exactly what round face shapes don't need. Try to thin out your curls to minimize the hair volume which will emphasize the roundness of your face. Allow your curly hair to fall loosely and choose long side swept bangs to add a bit of twist to your gorgeous hair.

Bella Capelli Sanctuario, Westlake, OH Tom Carson
Kathy Adams Salon, Buford, GA Photo: Tom Carson

Long hair

Round face shapes and long hair complement each other perfectly as the hair's length balances the roundness by adding a lengthening effect. Blunt cut long straight hairstyles look absolutely stunning and match round face shapes beautifully. Gentle layers can benefit this type of hairstyle as the hairstyle will be able to set better in place without emphasizing width hair volume.

Curly hairstyles look gorgeous if the right type of layering is performed to thin out the hair and allow it to set in place without adding too much width. Choose long curls as well as wavy or vintage styles and you will look beautiful.

The Brown Aveda Institute, Mentor, OH Photo: Tom Carson
The Brown Aveda Institute, Mentor, OH Photo: Tom Carson
Tangles Salon, Wichita Falls, TX Photo: Tom Carson
Shortinos, York, PA Photo: Tom Carson

Your hairstyle should be worked in a way that distracts the attention from the width, so opt for high hairstyles or loose hairstyles which suit your hair type and personality best

Makeup Tips for Chubby Cheeks

Are you tired of looking at your chubby cheeks and double chin in the mirror? Do you think that if you had higher cheekbones and defined jawline, you would be sexier? Do you usually avoid being photographed and escape from cameras because you’re afraid your face looks terrible in the pictures.

Does your fat face affects your self-esteem negatively in a way that makes you feel ugly and fat? Well if you have answered Yes, to these questions, then you have reached the right spot. Read on to learn about the secret on how to flatten chubby cheeks with makeup.

Chubby cheeks and double chin indeed make you look heavier than you actually are.Well stop being embarrassed and uncomfortable about your fat face as here are some excellent make up tips which can really help you to flatten your chubby cheeks.

Applying makeup tactfully and correctly is in fact an excellent solution to disguise your facial features, which are not perfect. Make up helps a great deal to create the illusion of depicting ideal facial proportions.

Flatten your chubby cheeks and make your face look slimmer by following these makeup tricks.

1. Make up blusher is a great way to slim down chubby cheeks. Buy two shades of blush, one of a deeper shade and one that’s lighter in your make up kit. To ensure the shades go together, choose a compact with two coordinating shades.

2. Women with chubby cheeks should stay away from red blush on, because it only makes the cheeks look chubbier. Instead stick to highlighter color of bronze or silver to give the effect of high cheekbones.

3. Apply the lighter shade of the blush always on the apples of your cheeks.

4. Use the darker shade of blush right below the cheekbones, making a "C" shape.

5. Apply a bit of the lighter shade of the blush below the darker blush too.

6. Delicately blend the two shades together.

7. In the end slightly brush the lighter shade on the tip of your chin too.

8. Complete your look by applying just a touch of the lighter shade to your forehead and nose for a natural look.

Now you know how to disguise your chubby cheeks by applying makeup tactfully. So what are you waiting for? Go and apply your makeup correctly to get a new and slimmer look right now!

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Apply Makeup to a Chubby Round Face

If you're a BBW, (big beautiful woman), or just have a round face, (regardless of the rest of your body), this article will walk through many tricks of the trade to enhance your features and show off your beauty!

What we need

• Foundation
• Blush, (within your natural color palette)
• Contouring powder/bronzer
• Concealer
• Two shade of eye makeup, one medium and one darker
• Mascara
• Eyeliner
• Blush Brush
• Powder Brush
• Eyeshadow Applicators, one sponge type and one thin brush type if possible

OK,here we go

1. Foundation
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Apply concealer to any blemishes under eyes or on your cheeks. Allow the concealer to dry for one minute before proceeding.
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Apply mineral powder foundation to your face using a Kabuki brush. Swirl the brush across the forehead in small circles. Reapply the powder, swirl the brush across your cheeks and chin.
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Blend the makeup below the jawbone.
2. Cheeks
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Select a blush powder that is a few shades darker than your natural skin tone.
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Sweep the blush brush across the blush.
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Apply the blush starting at the back of the cheekbone, right in front of the ear. Sweep the brush forward applying the makeup under your cheekbone. Feel the bone with your fingers before applying makeup if you are not sure where it is.
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Apply a highlighter powder to the actual cheekbone. The highlighter should be two shades lighter than your skin color.
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Sweep the highlighter on in the same manner as the blush, only apply it to the cheekbone and directly above the cheekbone. Sweep from back to front.
3. Eyes
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Sweep a skin-colored eyeshadow over the entire eyelid. Use a bristled eyeshadow brush to do this on both eyes.
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Apply a second eyeshadow to the lower lid of the eyes. This can be any mid-tone color you like. For example, bronze, pink or a medium green eyeshadow make good mid-tones. Use an eyeshadow brush to apply the eye makeup.
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Accent the eye creases with a darker accent color. Use colors like navy blue, black or deep purple sparingly. Apply the eye makeup with an angled eyeshadow brush for greater application accuracy.
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Finish the look with your choice of eyeliner and mascara

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     After Eyebrow Trimming, Facial Cleansing and Moisturizing, (see tips below), apply your foundation, evenly, to your face, throat and chest.
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     Apply the lighter eyeshadow from the lid to the browline and around to the bottom corners of the eye.
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     Option 1: Apply the darker shade to the lid and just above the crease of the eye, to make the crease appear higher.

     Option 2: If your lids are small in appearance just use the darker shade above the crease and leave the lids light.
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     If you have good brows, with a nice shape and a decent amount of hair, take your mascara and gently brush it on them in the opposite direction of the hair growth. Once it's dry gently brush ot back and shape them with a brow brush or an old mascara brush. If you have no hairs or very light hair draw your brows on by slowly building them up in an arch which starts and ends on either side of the eye... making the brows just slightly longer than the eyes.
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     Apply the eyeliner from the outside of the eye in, using smooth motions and having the line sweep up, slightly, to make a little cat's eye effect. Do a similar line on the bottom, only smaller and shorter, stopping at the middle of the eye. Don't forget your mascara! To make a nice coat make little "s"'s as you pull up, thus coating the left and right side of the lashes and separating them.
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     Take your powder brush and use a contouring powder, (a powder or bronzer that is slightly darker than your foundation), and brush on either side of your face and below your jawline. This defines the jaw and makes the face appear thinner.
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     (Optional) If you have a short nose or chin or a very small nose etc. you can use a lighter concealer or powder to lengthen or accentuate areas.

     I once read that a woman's under eye concealer should be one shade lighter than the rest of her face, thus brightening the eyes. I like this effect usually, but it doesn't work well if one hasn't used foundation.

     Play with these two contouring powders, (the dark and light), and see what works on you! Either way you'll probably want to do a little under-eye concealing now, to clean up an eyeshadow that might have dropped below the eyes etc..
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     Find a blush that's within your natural skin color range and suck in your cheeks. Apply it in the recessed cheek area lightly. If you have a lighter blush, (or, if I am wearing coppery eyeshadow I will often use the same shadow), smile and powder some on the "apples" of your cheeks for effect.

     Use what's left on the brush to *very* lightly brush your nose, forehead and chin to make a healthy glow!
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     Complete the look with a hairstyle that draws the eye up to the crown of the head, to make the face look longer. I will provide a few examples below and will look into writing a whole how-to when I get a chance.

     Tips & Warnings

     • If you have dry skin make sure to use oil-based moisturizers and foundations if possible, especially in the winter!
     • If you have oily skin: in the winter try using a light, oil based moisturizer with a water based foundation or mineral powder. In the summer switch to a water based moisturizer and mineral powder.
     • Make your eyebrows start just outside the eye corners, so they extend slightly more on either end then the eyes. Trim or wax them in an upward line to raise the brows while thinning them.
     • If you have dark hair that shows on your face try removing it with either wax or a facial hair remover, (similar to Nair). Be cautious with the latter, though, as it can be rough on skin and it can also smell. As with tweezing of the eyebrows, remove hair the night before if possible.
     • Another option for dark facial hair is a hair lightening cream. I have never tried one of these, personally, but I have seen them for sale multiple places.
     • Choose which you want to accentuate each makeup session, the eyes or lips. Make one natural and barely noticeable and the other more exciting and you will achieve maximum "wow!"
     • If your eyes have any overhang or are small do not use liner or makeup all the way around them, this effect will make them looked closed and even smaller. Try multiple lining types and see what looks good on you!
     • avoid anything contaning mineral oil or alcohol if possible. Mineral oil can clog pores and alcohol can overdry skin, thus making it produce MORE oil.
     • Tweeze or wax your eyebrows the night before a makeup application, if possible, to avoid redness showing through or having your makeup clog the newly opened pores.
     • When applying moisturizers, foundations etc. do NOT pull on the skin! This is especially important around the eye areas as this can damage the skin and also cause wrinkles.

     Sources Ehow