Write an article based on this "Put regular nail polish on first. Apply the glowing polish. Wait until it's dark! Try using a highlighter pen. Finished."
article: One trick you can use is to put regular nail polish on before the glow-in-the-dark variety. You will want to paint your nails with a regular nail polish or nail polish base first. This will make it easier to remove the glow-in-the-dark nail polish later if you want to do so. It will also help people see it. It's a good idea to choose a lighter color base, or you will need to apply more coats of the glow-in-the-dark nail polish. Choose neutral colors. White is a good choice, or just a clear gloss or light beige color. Now you're ready to put the glow-in-the-dark nail polish on your fingernails. This can be a great idea for Halloween! You might need three to four coats of the polish for the effect to take its full effect. Apply a coat, let it dry, and then apply another coat. You may need fewer coats, perhaps as few as two, if you've used a lighter nail polish color like white as the base. It will take your nail polish a little longer to dry than normal, so make sure that you don't touch anything for awhile or you could ruin your nails. Now that you've put the glow-in-the-dark nail polish on, you're ready to check out the effects! You could test out the glowing effect in a dark room if you're too excited to wait until it's actually dark outside. The effect isn't going to last forever. The glowing effect on your nails will probably only last for a couple of hours. You could always reapply more polish if you notice the glowing effect starting to wear off. You're going to need a black light in order to make the highlighter glow, and some highlighters won't work. However, it's possible to use some highlighters to make your nails glow! Yellow highlighter is a good choice because it usually does glow. You can check the highlighter under a black light before you paint your nails. Apply a base of nail polish before applying the highlighter to your nails. This is because highlighter will stain your nails. Use the highlighter pens to draw on your nails. Then put your nails under black light for a few seconds. Apply a top coat of clear nail polish to seal the look.

Write an article based on this "Distinguish between undertone and overtone. Consider your overall skin tone. Inspect the color of your veins. Perform a jewelry test."
article: Undertone is the natural color of your skin right beneath the surface layer. Exposure to the elements, acne, scarring and other skin conditions can cause your overtone, or surface shade, to change and vary. Your skin's undertone, however, never changes. Discovering your undertone is the key to finding your perfect foundation shade. Avoid using your skin's overtone to select a foundation shade. Don't attempt to change your undertone with makeup. This will end up looking very unnatural. There are three major undertones warm, cool and neutral. If your skin color ranges between tan and light brown, you probably have a warm undertone. If your skin color ranges between medium and deep, you probably have a neutral undertone. A cool undertone is slightly more unusual to find in darker skin, but it shouldn't be discounted completely. For instance, someone with deep ebony skin may have cool undertones. Most foundation manufacturers divide their products into the undertone categories of warm, cool and neutral. The color your veins appear under your skin can help you determine your undertone. The best place to look is on the undersides of your wrists. Be sure to inspect them under natural lighting. Look closely do the veins there appear blue-green or blue-purple? Blue-green veins suggest a warm undertone. Blue-purple veins suggest a cool undertone. If you can't tell, or if you see both, you probably have a neutral undertone. Place a gold bracelet on one arm and a silver one on the other. Which one looks better on you? Don't judge based on which metal you like better which one looks more flattering next to your skin? If silver makes you look lifeless and gold makes you look bright and glowing, you probably have a warm undertone. If gold makes you look washed out and silver makes you look radiant, you probably have a cool undertone. If neither looks better than the other, you probably have a neutral undertone.

Write an article based on this "Load a clean concealer brush with the color corrector. Dab the concealer directly onto the blemish."
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If you don't have a concealer brush, any other fine makeup brush will also work. Dip or swipe your brush over the concealer to load. Like other types of concealers, color correcting-concealers come as creams, liquids, and powders. If you're using a powder concealer, tap your brush over the container to remove excess product. Some liquid concealers come in tubes with their own applicators. You can use those directly on your skin instead of loading a brush. If you're using a crayon or stick concealer, you can either swipe your brush against the concealer or apply it directly to your face. Be careful not to overdo it. For localized areas of discoloration, be especially careful not to apply the concealer too far outside the blemish's perimeter. While green will neutralize redness, it can make already neutral-toned skin look sickly. Brush on only a minimal amount of concealer. Too much product in general will also lead to caking and creasing.