Be sure to wash off your mascara each night. Not only will it smear during the night, you won't be able to apply more until your lashes are free from the old mascara

Mascara is a breeding ground for germs. Be sure to replace it every three months

Never pump the wand into the tube. This procedure only adds air to the mascara, drying it out

Apply eye shadows, eyeliner, and/or mascara to accent your eyes

Using a fine, blunt-ended brush, gently apply the base color to the entire lid from the inside to the outside corner and from the base of the lashes to the eyelid crease.

If the eyes need extra definition, a deeper shade is blended into the crease line. This gives depth to the yes.

The brow bone is highlighted with a light shade. This give the eyes a wide, open look. The color is applied to the most prominent area and blended up towards the brow and down to the where the contour curves down, towards the eyelid creases.

Before using them on the lids, always test the colors on the back of the hand to see the intensity. You can use even 3-4 color, provided they are blended well. Remember, pale tones emphasize, while deep sooty shades define.

Moisturizing first during your makeup routine will help any foundation and/or Concealer blend easier.

Mixing foundation and moisturizer can make a good tinted moisturizer.

Curling lashes open up your eyes. Do so by squeezing them with a lash curler from lash line to three fourth way toward tips.

Apply blush upwards and outwards on the apples of your cheeks, towards the hairline.

For added natural beauty look, extend a very fine line to the innermost part of the upper lid.

Apply two coats of mascara, sweeping the wand from roots to ends. Wiggle the wand a little as you move upwards to detach the lashes and make them stand out.

Line lips with a pale-blue eyeliner pencil; blend color inward with a fingertip. Then brush a shimmery pink lipstick over your entire mouth. The blue edges soften the color, creating a striking, ice-kissed look.

Before using mascara, remember to curl your lashes with a lash curler to open up your eyes.

Try applying a dark shadow tone as a liner to accentuate the upper lash line by using the thin edge of a disposable applicator to draw a soft line just above the upper lash.

Apply two shades, use either medium or dark, and light.

Select a foundation which is compatible to your skin tone and dab some spots around the center of your face.

Liners-Normally done in shades of black, grey, brown and sometimes green or blue, liners serve to emphasis the contours of your eyes.