#3 Foundation on your neck….ewh!
Ok, maybe in the movies they put make-up on necks. If you’re not being filmed, maybe you should reconsider where you face ends and your neck begins. A good foundation match should be feathered at the jawbone. You can easily achieve this with a foundation brush or my preference is to use a damp non latex make-up sponge with a little foundation on it and lightly blend the edges creating no lines! Think of the clothing you will protect!
Yes, she did it, put make-up on her neck! Washing collars was a nightmare for her!
So why does this happen? I find it is usually the fault of NOT properly matching your foundation or tanners who have uneven skin tones. It is an outdated look, so if you find yourself stuck in the past, it is time throw out those old nasty habits and step into today’s natural beauty look. Take the time to try something new!
Your only excuse is… If you have a scar or something you need to hide. I am freckly so I try to use a good moisturizing skin brightener/lightener at night and if I am going to be in the sun for long periods of time, of course, I use sunscreen. Frankly, I think a little sun is healthy, we need our vitamin D, but for me, any longer than 15 minutes, especially in the most intense part of the day (11:00 to 3:00), then I use my sunscreen!
