how to create a bold and colorful eye makeup look

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Bold and colorful eye makeup looks are a great way to express your creativity and make a statement. Whether you're going for a dramatic look or a subtle pop of color, there are many ways to create a bold and colorful eye makeup look. In this blog post, we will discuss how to create a bold and colorful eye makeup look. Step 1: Prep Your Eyes Before you start applying eye makeup, it's important to prep your eyes. Start by cleansing your face and applying a moisturizer. This will help create a smooth base for your makeup and prevent it from looking cakey or patchy. Step 2: Choose Your Colors Choosing the right colors is crucial when it comes to creating a bold and colorful eye makeup look. You can choose colors that complement your skin tone or go for contrasting colors for a more dramatic effect. Some popular colors for bold and colorful eye makeup looks include blue, green, purple, pink, and orange. Step 3: Choose Your Products Choosing the right products is also important when
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7 things causing your makeup to pill and how to stop it

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Here's what's happening if your skincare or makeup is pilling when you apply it and how to avoid it.

1. The primer or moisturizer is the culprit.



The primer or moisturizer you could be using is preventing the makeup from drying down and setting and is affecting how well it adheres to the skin. This means that the link holding your makeup fixed in place will be broken if the substances in your skin care products and your makeup react differently.

Silicones essentially rest on the skin's surface, preventing moisture loss and generating a velvety, long-lasting surface for your makeup. Applying a serum or moisturizer containing silicone and then wearing silicone-heavy makeup could result in pilling because silicone doesn't permeate into the skin.

What to do:

  • Use very little product and avoid using silicones that clash with one other.
  •  for hyaluronic acid, before applying cream or oil, wait 15 minutes, and consider patting them in rather than rubbing, especially if the product is oil. 
  • Additionally, if the serum, cream, or both contain a lot of hyaluronic acid, it is recommended to wait a minimum of 10 minutes prior adding mineral sunscreen or foundation on top.

2. Your foundation is too heavy



You could be using skincare or cosmetics that is too moisture resistant for your skin, it doesn't properly melt into your skin and instead sits on the surface. 

Your skincare regimen may be making you feel heavy if your skin is also growing oily before noon, your makeup is smudging, or you experience dullness or outbreaks after using a certain lotion or potion.

What to do:

  • test if the pilling stops by lightening the textures and formulations of your skincare and cosmetic products.
  • base your cosmetics on your skin type, almost any foundation works nicely on normal skin. Powder foundations are typically the best choice for oily skin. Tinted moisturizers are good for dry skin. Liquid, cream, or mousse foundations are typically a good choice for those with mixed complexion.

3. Use your skin-care products in the proper sequence.


Because you're using them incorrectly, your items may be pilling. Simply applying products from lightest to heaviest is a good rule to remember. Put water-based skincare products first because they have a thinner consistency and will have more time to absorb. 

Oil-based skincare products should be put on top to "close the deal" and keep active ingredients and dampness in.

What to do:

  •  applying serums, then moisturizer, then SPF.
  • When layering, stick to products with similar formulations, Oil-based and water-based goods don't mix well together.

4. Spend some time layering your makeup.


Putting too many creams or serums in one go might create pilling. Pilling most frequently happens when we don't give each product enough time to dry before applying the next. 

Rushing your skincare routine can result in wiping off one product as you apply the next, which can reduce its effectiveness and cause a disaster when you try to put on makeup because it won't stick to your skin as effectively.

What to do:

  • Take your time to build a smooth base, It eventually results in simple makeup application.
  • Use fewer and lighter products.
  • In your skincare and cosmetics process, give yourself additional time between each phase.
  • reducing your skin-care regimen to the bare minimum, including vitamin C, SPF, and peptides.
5. Exfoliate


Exfoliating too much or too little can also alter how quickly products absorb into your skin, which can increase your risk of pilling. On the other hand, heavily exfoliated skin might get pilled when numerous creams are applied on top of it.

What to do:

  • exfoliate before using a substance that doesn't absorb well.
  • don't apply to much products on a heavily exfoliated skin.
  • exfoliate according to your skin type, If you have balanced or dry skin, exfoliate about once per week, and for people with mixed skin or skin that is oilier should exfoliate about three times each week.

6. Using wrongly formulated products


Emollients should be present in a balanced amount in very dry recipes to prevent flaking as they become drier with use.
Another reason can be the use of rigid film formers that have not been properly softened or plasticized.
This means that the film may entirely flake off as the product dries on the skin since it becomes too fragile to stay in place.

What to do:

  • feature a well-balanced ratio of emollients and plasticized film formation, check your ingredients.
  • Make sure the contents of the product you want to apply on top of the primer if you use one; the more similar the ingredients, the more likely the two products are to complement one another.

7.You’re rubbing in your skincare



Excessive rubbing can also make skincare and makeup products pill, especially if they contain silicone, hyaluronic acid, or mineral sunscreens.

What to do:

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