2 Easy Makeup Tips

Winged Eyeliner
Here are tips on how to achieve seductively winged eyes:

When drawing winged eyes, there's a fine line between sexy and campy. Here are 5 ways on how to push the limits on liner without going too far.
1. Select the right color, which means black or dark brown. Anything else looks too theatrical.
2. Choose the formula. A liquid liner is the most precise, but a damp, square-tipped brush dipped in powder may be easier for anyone with a shaky hand.
3. Start at the outer corner. Anchor your elbow on a sturdy surface and, while holding the lid taut, place the tip of the liner or brush a few lashes in from the outer corner of one eye. Getting as close to the lashes as possible, draw a line (in the shape of a check mark) about a quarter inch long outward and slightly up toward the temple. Do the same thing on the other eye.
4. Go to the inside corner. Beginning about a quarter inch from the inner corner, trace the rest of the upper lashes as closely as possible--using small, connected dash marks, which are easier to control than a continuous line--until the line connects with the wing.
5. Curl the lashes and sweep on a few coats of black or brown mascara, with an extra coat at the outer corners to emphasize the wings.

Fake Tan
You can fake a tan with makeup
Here's how...
• Don't smear on color like you're icing a cake.
• Don't dot a rosy bronze cream blush on your chin, forehead and the apples of your cheeks--places where the sun would naturally hit you.
• Don't let color sit on your skin too long before blending it in; it could leave you looking blotchy.
• Don't smear color upward and outward, making sure to swipe some blush over the bridge of your nose and your brow bones, too.
• Don't pair your faux tan with matte lipstick and eye shadow; an entire face of shine-free skin will only look fake.
• Do wear a pearly lip gloss for an extra shot of glow.