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We have that one question that is stuck in our heads forever! And the weird thing is that how much we search, we just can’t find the right answer. Whether it’s skincare, makeup, or hair treatment. Few questions are forever googled and the answer is never certain! Here are the top three beauty googled questions and the final answer!
In which order I should apply my skincare routine?
We agree that it is a bit confusing, so many products and not sure which one to apply first! Keep a note that you should apply your products according to their thickness. To make things simpler, follow the below:
- Cleanser
- Toner
- Essence
- Mask sheet
- Serum
- Eye cream
- Moisturizer
- Sunblock
How to clean my makeup brushes?
Believe it or not, I google this question every time I look at my brushes! Cleaning brushes is a serious thing, as the dirty ones could be the main reason for acne and skin breakdowns. All you have to do is put your brushes under the running water, pour a bit of a brush cleanser and swirl the brush around for some time, cleanse it well, and then rinse with water. Keep them for a night, and clean brushes will be waiting for you the next day.
Tip: in case you don’t have a brush cleanser, you can use baby shampoo.
How to get the no-makeup make-up look?
It might sound easy, it’s not! the no-makeup makeup look is one of the most popular makeup trends now! Start by following your morning skincare routine in order to prepare your skin. you’ll want to focus on thin layers of product to avoid cakiness. If you want tinted moisturizer or foundation, it can look natural if applied in a thin layer, but the easiest route is just using a concealer where you need it and letting the rest of your face breathe.
Then, we recommend opting for creams for the rest of your face. Cream blush, bronzer, and highlighter will blend seamlessly into the moisturizer or foundation on your skin. Lastly, make sure to brush up your brows with a gel to give a natural, bushy appearance.
