How to do porcellane teint?

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Louisa H.

Aug 17, 2013

Louisa H.

This evening I have to be on stage again, and I want to have a good but natural teint. Can you explain me how to use the concealer and how to make my skin perfect. And maybe you can give me some tips for eyeshadow? Sorry for my english, I'm german... Thanks xoxo.

Louisa H.

Aug 17, 2013

Louisa H.

I'm dancer

Isabella K.

Aug 17, 2013

Isabella K.

Okay for concealer put it on the back of your hand and then, with your ring finger, apply it to the areas you need it and pat the product in untill it's completely blended out, NEVER rub it.

Isabella K.

Aug 17, 2013

Isabella K.

For eyeshadow coppers golds and corals would look great on you.

Isabella K.

Aug 17, 2013

Isabella K.

What about
Concealer
Powder foundation
Highlighter/bronzer/blush whatever you're comfortable with
Eyeshadow
Maybe thin eyeliner
Mascara

Isabella K.

Aug 17, 2013

Isabella K.

There are several tutorials on youtube teaching you hos to do makeup, I recommend TheMakeupChair, Macbarbie07, Michelle Phan...

Louisa H.

Aug 17, 2013

Louisa H.

Thank you Isabella. I didn't knew that I must'n rub concealer.

Kathryn C.

Aug 17, 2013

Kathryn C.

My usual routine when I'm on stage for dance is concealer wherever I need it, then a good foundation with lots of coverage! Then I usually do a matte brown smokey look for my eyes, unless otherwise directed by the teacher. Really really really be sure to contour with blush and bronzed and highlight! That'll bring definition back to your face, since the stage lights take that away. Don't forget to powder your face to keep the makeup on under all the harsh lights! Then all that's left is lip liner and lipstick and you're good!

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