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A lot of guys ignore makeup because they think it’s only for women, but if the goal is to maximize your appearance, it makes no sense to avoid something that clearly works. The key is using it subtly so it enhances your features instead of looking obvious.
First, don’t waste your money on products marketed specifically for men. The “men pen” is basically the same thing as a normal eyebrow pen with different packaging and a higher price. Just buy a regular one in the right shade for your hair. Use light strokes to fill in small gaps and make your eyebrows look fuller. Don’t draw a completely new shape because that’s when it starts looking fake.
For skin, go with a tinted moisturizer if you can. It looks much more natural than full foundation and just evens out your skin tone without making it obvious that you’re wearing anything. BB cream is also a good option if you want a bit more coverage. The goal isn’t perfect skin, it’s making your skin look cleaner and healthier.
Contour is probably the biggest game changer. A little under your cheekbones can make your face look leaner and more defined. You can also use a small amount on the sides of your nose to make it look slimmer. Blend everything properly because harsh lines are what make makeup noticeable. When it’s blended well, most people won’t even realize you’re wearing anything.
If your lips are really pale, you can use the smallest amount of lipstick or lip tint and blend it in with your finger. You’re not trying to make your lips look like you’re wearing lipstick, you’re just giving them a little more color so they look healthier. If you don’t have blush, you can use a tiny bit of that same product on your cheekbones and blend it out for a more natural look.
If you have a bigger forehead, you can also use subtle shading around the hairline to make it appear smaller. This tutorial explains the technique pretty well:
The biggest mistake beginners make is using too much product. Less is almost always better. Start with a small amount, blend everything well, and check how it looks in natural lighting. If people can tell you’re wearing makeup from a normal conversation distance, you’ve probably overdone it. The best results are the ones that just make you look well-rested, healthier, and more attractive without anyone being able to tell why.
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First, don’t waste your money on products marketed specifically for men. The “men pen” is basically the same thing as a normal eyebrow pen with different packaging and a higher price. Just buy a regular one in the right shade for your hair. Use light strokes to fill in small gaps and make your eyebrows look fuller. Don’t draw a completely new shape because that’s when it starts looking fake.
For skin, go with a tinted moisturizer if you can. It looks much more natural than full foundation and just evens out your skin tone without making it obvious that you’re wearing anything. BB cream is also a good option if you want a bit more coverage. The goal isn’t perfect skin, it’s making your skin look cleaner and healthier.
Contour is probably the biggest game changer. A little under your cheekbones can make your face look leaner and more defined. You can also use a small amount on the sides of your nose to make it look slimmer. Blend everything properly because harsh lines are what make makeup noticeable. When it’s blended well, most people won’t even realize you’re wearing anything.
If your lips are really pale, you can use the smallest amount of lipstick or lip tint and blend it in with your finger. You’re not trying to make your lips look like you’re wearing lipstick, you’re just giving them a little more color so they look healthier. If you don’t have blush, you can use a tiny bit of that same product on your cheekbones and blend it out for a more natural look.
If you have a bigger forehead, you can also use subtle shading around the hairline to make it appear smaller. This tutorial explains the technique pretty well:
The biggest mistake beginners make is using too much product. Less is almost always better. Start with a small amount, blend everything well, and check how it looks in natural lighting. If people can tell you’re wearing makeup from a normal conversation distance, you’ve probably overdone it. The best results are the ones that just make you look well-rested, healthier, and more attractive without anyone being able to tell why.
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