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You don’t need makeup to make the most of your freckles- it’s there should you want it, and you shouldn’t miss out if you love it, but a big cover-up this ain’t.
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To ‘seal’ any concealer or foundation you may be wearing, keep powder light and airy too- a translucent loose powder such as Laura Mercier Loose Setting Powder, £29, helps to minimise pores, not freckles, and leaves skin velvety but not blanketed in further coverage you don’t need. This will create the illusion of healthy skin overall, without covering the freckles, keeping the rest of the face looking minimal, fresh and clean.”
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You want to avoid covering any of the good skin around a blemish and just keep the full coverage concealer to the spot itself. “Precision concealing is important - be as targeted as possible and use a precision brush for application.
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Keep concealing strategic- Francesca explains how to put a spot in its place without blanking out freckles around it: “A high-coverage foundation will be too opaque and will cover your freckles up, however, if you only have high coverage formulas in your kit, try mixing it with a bit of moisturiser to help to sheer it out.” Spot apply If you only have higher coverage foundation to hand, you can work with that to your freckles’ advantage too, as celebrity makeup artist and Collection ambassador Francesca Neill details:
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Because you’re not a fajita, you shouldn’t endure pain to “correct” what genetics and sun exposure has brought about organically, plus the fact that we’re finally culturally appreciating freckles rather than keeping them down, here are the tips, techniques and products that big up your features without blending away freckles. Natural “cures” abound across the internet, including rubbing a red onion across your face to ‘exfoliate’ away freckles to smothering yourself in sour cream in the hope that the lactic acid will ‘eat up’ your unique pigmentation pattern. Freckles were known as ‘witch’ or ‘demon’ marks in Medieval times (generally a bad time to be a woman, let alone a freckled one), and women (because it’s usually women) are to this day presented with all manner of methods to cover or completely obliterate freckles, from camouflage makeup to laser treatments and cryosurgery. If you're looking for concise and easy to follow makeup tips, this is the account for you.Freckles: splatterings of melanin that occur across all ethnicities and give our face and bodies character, but the sudden surge in interest in freckled skin (‘freckles’ as a search term has seen a 31 per cent increase over the past 12 months according to Google) belies that fact that freckles haven’t always garnered positive connotations. can't even make a cup of tea in 30 seconds, yet makeup artist Rose Gallagher somehow manages to create a 3-step smoky eye, share lip liner hacks and show how to cover rosacea with foundation. Now all that's left to do, is find the perfect TikTok soundtrack.ġ. From intricate eye looks, to Danielle Marcan's flawless glam, we've covered all bases, to save you some serious time and effort. To make it easier for you, we rounded up our 19 favourite makeup accounts to follow on the platform.
The E-Girl look is thriving and after watching any of these influencers, you too will be rocking the '90s hair clips and searching for the perfect cream blush. By this point I'm pretty sure we all know how to do a smoky brown eye, but floating neon eyeliner? Not so much.
Not only are the videos shorter, but the makeup looks are different. If your brain capacity can no longer handle a 30 minute YouTube tutorial, TikTok's short bite-sized videos have got you covered, not to mention the fact it's a relatively drama-free space (for now). Sure it's a great place to learn the renegade, or savage dance, but really what we're here for is the makeup.
If you're not already obsessed with TikTok, I can guarantee that in about five days time you won't be able to get "somebody come get her, she's dancing with a stripper" out of your head.
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