Abusing False Eyelashes
A long and curved layer of false eyelashes can make your eyes droop. Having overly thick false eyelashes can also make your face lose its balance. If you have small eyes, having overly thick false eyelashes will make this feature appear smaller and significantly less lively.
Applying Dark Lipstick
Wearing too much lipstick, whether it is dark or light, will make your appearance look duller than usual. In addition, this can also cause accidents while eating. For example, dark lipstick is more likely to stick to your teeth, which diminishes your aesthetic appeal. Many women fall into this trap, so you should also be careful.
Using Too Much Eyeshadow
A light and gentle layer of eyeshadow is suitable for those who love a shiny makeup look. However, if you go too heavy on the eyeshadow, it can create a messy overall appearance, making your eyes look heavy and intimidating. Depending on different makeup tones and purposes, use the appropriate amount.
Using Too Little Concealer
During the makeup process, many people tend to be “light-handed” when using makeup products, especially concealer. However, if your face has many dark areas, using too little concealer will not effectively cover them up.
Overdrawing Eyebrows
Overdrawing eyebrows, especially when they are darker than your hair color, disrupts the balance and can make you look older. Choose a gentle and sophisticated eyebrow shape for yourself.
Excessive Eyeliner
For those who want to make their eyes appear bigger, eyeliner is a lifesaver. However, if it is applied too thickly, especially on the inner corners, it can counteract its intended effect by making the eyes appear smaller and droopier.
– Use an eyeliner pen to draw a thin line right above the lash line and extend it from the inner to the outer corner of the eye. When you reach the outer corner, tilt the pen slightly upwards to help widen the eyes. Next, darken the line from the outer corner to the inner corner of the eye.
– Use a cotton swab to lift the eyelid, then draw a thin line just below the lower lash line, extending it from the inner to the outer corner of the eye. This drawing technique will make your eyes appear larger and prevent the eyeliner from showing.
Applying Blush Too Low
When blush is applied too low, the focal point of the face is lowered. It disrupts the natural balance of the face and can make your makeup look a few years older.
