Begin with the apples of your cheeks, just under the center of your eye, and sweep the color upward toward your hairline. For a healthy, wind-kissed appearance, add a hint of blush to your brow, chin and temples. Make blush seem natural by blending it thoroughly. If you can see obvious lines or streaks of color when you look at your blush in the mirror, you're either over doing or not blending enough. The older you are, the shorter your hair should be.
Long hair is for teens.
Hair-wise make certain all the action is at your eye level eyes and above. To remove stubborn eye makeup, use vitamin E oil instead of soap and water or mineral oil. Mineral oil clogs your pores and can cause blemishes. Unlike soap, Vitamin E moisturizes rather than drying out your skin, and softens rather than deepens any lines or wrinkles. Make up, fragrance and body oils can dull and discolor synthetic pearls.