Wow, what a glow!
Glow through shimmer effects
Young skin shines by itself: it is still well hydrated, smooth and flexible and has a very light natural glow. You can imitate this Glow with light glossy fluids or powder. They contain the finest pigments, which are sheathed in golden or silvery-rosé and lay like a veil on the skin to reflect incident light and to radiate the complexion. By means of this mirroring effect, the luster pigments also look like redness and pigment spots visually, so that the skin has a more even appearance - which the other person perceives as "young". It is important to glow only softly with shimmering creams, powders and oils and not to sparkle like a sparkle.
That's how it's done:
You should take two things to heart: A product that glistens visibly is suitable only for the body, but not for the face, and economical dosing pays off. The best way to dab the shimmer with your fingertips and then creates soft transitions to the rest of the skin by gently rubbing. For fair skin, a silver or rosé shimmer is most natural.
A slightly darker complexion also tolerates slightly reddish and golden nuances. Martin Schmid, make-up artist at Chanel, recommends applying the Glow products in a "C": "First on the outer part of the eyebrows, then down in a semicircle on the cheekbones and distribute the shimmer on the cheekbone to the center of the face That looks like well lit. "
Glow with self-tanner
A light tan and a healthy charisma: For many, that is what counts. Good that thanks to self-tanning the sun almost always shines (and skin-friendly), the products are now smelling pleasant, are suitable for every skin type and in many nuances available.
That's how it's done:
Exfoliate the day before use and cream shortly before - this will prevent irregular tanning. Also treat the ears and neck, then the fake acts more natural. Many tanning fluids also contain the active ingredient erythrulose, which tones the skin with a reddish shade, thus preventing an orange glow. Also practical are instant products that brown immediately and last only 24 hours. With soap and water they can be washed off in the shower at any time.
By the way: If the self-tanner is a bit older, they may lose their effect. "Even if new products are no longer browned, the activity of the body's own enzyme, which converts the active ingredient dihydroxyacetone into brown dye, may be exhausted," explains dermatologist Dr. med. Patricia Ogilvie. "With regular use this can happen, but after a break, it will regenerate."
Glow with Bronzes and Rouge
Broncers can sometimes make the skin look tired, but together with rouge, they provide a fresh, summery complexion.
That's how it's done:
Wear the bronzer where the sun tans first: nose, cheeks, forehead, and chin. It's easier with a thick powder brush than with a sponge. Unsure which bronzer sound you are? As a rule of thumb: prefer golden brown instead of reddish brown, rather less than more. If the brush brushes against the back of the hand, the amount of powder can be better dosed. If the skin is dry, use a bronzing fluid to prevent the powder particles from drying out the skin. If you have fair skin, you can use a peach-colored rouge instead of bronzer - that looks pretty natural. Rouge in Pink then provides the freshness: smile and apply to the highest point of the cheeks.
On the body you have to blind the bronzer transitions well, otherwise it's fast acting spurious. For cleavage and shoulders a slightly flattened brush is ideal, with which the color is rubbed in a circular motion.
Glow by the right hair color
Yes, that really works - as long as the hair color flatters the complexion instead of letting it look pale and pale.
That's how it's done:
Who naturally has an olive complexion, should let the fingers of bleachings. Unfortunately, this combination always looks very artificial. Olive types have a warm skin undertone that glowles with dark colors. And: "Eye color also plays a role in choosing the right hair color," says Berlin hairdresser Shan Rahimkhan. "Dark brown eyes and olive skin need cool dark tones like blue black, coffee brown or ash brown." However, if you have olive or yellowish skin and light brown or green eyes, is with golden brown or dark red blond properly. For a complexion with a slight reddish cast, choose ashen shades or sandy blond shades. Also maximum glow conjure blond shades with relatively light complexion and blue or green eyes.
