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Homemade Makeup Recipes KATIE - WELLNESS MAMA 197 COMMENTS I get a lot of questions about natural makeup options, and this was definitely one of the tougher things for me to find natural alternatives for. In college, I practically collected makeup, and had endless tubes and compacts of makeup that never even got half used. While there are some good natural alternatives that you can buy (see list below), the cheapest, easiest and most natural way is to just make your own, and you might have all of the ingredients in your kitchen already! Natural Skin Care What you do to your skin before you use makeup is just as important as the makeup you use and there are some great natural options for skin care. Personally, I’m a microfiber convert, and only use  microfiber products  with natural silver fibers (antibacterial) for washing my face and for make-up removal. This is truly the most natural option you can use, since you don’t even need soap (and microfiber is great for bab

1- Wash You Face Often: Pores look larger when they are clogged or  filled with dirt. Use a facial cleanser that contains 0.5 salicylic acid. Leave the cleanser for a small while before you wash it off. 2- Use A Primer: Using a makeup primer under your makeup will fill the pores and make them look smoother. 3- Exfoliate: Dead cells will clog your porse. Exfoliate often to get rid of them. Clogged pores look bigger. 4- Use high quality nose strips. Good nose cleanser will remove objects that clog the pores. The higher the quality , the better the performance. 5- Long Lasting Concealers: The concealer will melt away in hot conditions. use a long lasting concealer to avoid melt downs

If you’re fed up of using the same  make up  style, you may want to try the Arabic inspired  make up . It’s very popular for its vivid accentuation of the eyes and the lips. To capture the Arabian look for a party night or a formal event, just stick to the following tips. Apply a foundation that’s a skin tone darker than your own shade. Just make sure that it is evenly applied and also use concealer to make your face a smooth canvass. Also use a light bronzer to add radiance to your face. For your eyes, start with the application of a good eye primer or base. This helps in making your eye shadow last while also keeping the vibrancy of the colors. Use your ring finger and apply a golden eye shadow on your eye lids. Make sure that the entire lid is covered up to the brow bone. Get a stiff brush and apply a plum colored eye shadow from the outer corner of your eyes going inwards. The outer edge of this color should form a sort of triangular shape. Blend the colors well. Work on a wing