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2 major beauty questions
1 what do you girls put on your face before putting on all your make-up? (i mean .. like some kind of moisturizer)
2 what do you put on your hair to keep it healthy? (like.. how you maintain healthy haiiirrr :)
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1.) Before I put on my make-up, I wash my face with some kind of face wash, but I never ever use bar soap because that strips the skin and leaves residue. Use a face wash that suits your skin type (i.e. dry, oily, if you have blemishes...) and I pat it dry with a towel. After I wash my face, I sometimes use an oil-free moisturizer because sometimes after I wash my face, it gets really dry and flakey. To cover any blemishes, I put on concealer and after the concealer I use Clinique superbalanced makeup which is also known as cover up and works VERY well.
2.) When washing my hair, I first use Mane 'n Tail shampoo which helps my hair stay healthy and help it grow and wash it out. After I use that, I use Aussie Opposites Attract Protect + Soften shampoo which keeps my hair soft and protects my hair because I straighten it pretty much everyday. For me, it works wonders. I use 2 shampoos just to ensure that my hair is clean and I also use the Aussie after because it smells really really good!
Hope I helped! <33
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1. I would thoroughly wash you face before putting on any makeup. I would use a soap to start to take off any old makeup, or residue left. Use a facial scrub, like "St. Ives Apricot Scrub", then a facial cleanser like "Clean and Clear advantage acne wash" and then a moisturizer. After everything is dry, use a primer. It helps keep the makeup in place better for the day.
2. I would wash your hair every other day to keep it from drying out and damaging it. Use a shampoo like "Sunsilk Hydra TLC" and use the matching conditioner. And I would recommend a weekly deep conditioning hair mask. It just keeps the hair healthy. After you towel dry hair, use a leave in conditioner. Like the matching one "Sunsilk Hydra TLC leave in conditioner". Try to let your hair air dry as often as possible to avoid more damage. If you have to use heated tools like a flat iron or a blow drier, use a heat protectant and use enough to make sure your hair is completely protected. I would use a Dove product. They work wonders for heat protectants.
<3 Hope that helps
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1. I wash my face in the morning with Cetaphil then I put on Neutrogena moisturizer (oil-free). Some days I put on sunscreen, but a lot of days I just forget. Then I put on some eye and lip make up. I don't really use any powder/foundation/concealer/blush stuff.
2. For my hair, I take a shower with something from Bath & Body Works OR Head & Shoulder...it changes depending on which one is closer to my reach. Then maybe once a week I apply Fructise conditioner, brush my hair through, and leave it in my hair for a few minutes. Then I rinse and at the end of the shower, I rinse through my hair again with cool water. I rarely blow dry my hair. When it is dry, I put some Fructise Sleek & Shine (I think...it's the one that controls frizz) in my hair. Then I'm done.
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1. I cleanse, tone, and moisturize in the morning before I put on my makeup, then apply a foundation primer. I love the one by Sally Hansen Natural Beauty (Inspired by Carmindy), it makes your skin look all glowy and amazing, but smashbox makes a good one that's matte.
2. I switch shampoo every other day. (Herbal Essences Long Term Relationship / Bath and Body Works Mango Mandarin). I use a clarifying shampoo once a week to remove buildup and a leave in conditioner that stops breakage (also herbal essences long term relationship). I let it air dry most of the time and almost never straighten it.
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