asians..makeup?

Question

have never really worn it much before..going to formal party...? What should I do?

Answer 1

im asian! maybe i can help :)...hm....u can put on warm colored make up [i guess that is the name] and like, make it look not too much, like funky colors [for example, neon colors] since it is a formal party, and dont put too much. make it look natural. but so u still look like ur weraing make up. so people can notice it...and i think nice spring colors are pretty, does this help u? :)

Answer 2

Asian skin tone varies from porcelain to assorted hues of yellow, so selecting the right foundation can be a challenge. Powder is essential to set makeup and provide a flawless finish; blush may help add contour and dimension to your face.




Steps:
1. Head to your local department store to test foundation, even if you don't think you'd like to buy there. If you have porcelain skin you might try a shade with a slightly pink cast; all others should stick to yellow-toned formulas.

2. Test foundation on the inside of your wrist, or have a beauty adviser apply it to a makeup-free jawline. You want a color that seems to disappear, while it evens out your complexion and camouflages imperfections.

3. Use concealer to hide dark circles and blemishes. Consider green tones to help neutralize redness and a yellow tone, a few shades lighter than your foundation, under the eye.

4. Choose a powder shade that harmonizes with your skin tone. For most Asian complexions this means a yellow-toned shade, save the very pale beauty, who may do better with a translucent or a pale beige shade with a pink cast.

5. Add contour to your face with a hint of blush. Look for shades in pale bronze, subtle pink or soft apricot.


Tips:
Remember that foundation will look darker in the bottle than it does on your skin.

Choose formulas that work in harmony with your skin type. Drier skins will benefit from a creamier foundation, and oilier skins should stick to a water-based liquid foundation and oil-free powder.

Skip foundation if you're blessed with flawless skin - wear a tinted moisturizer instead. Look for shades that blend into your skin, rather than sit on top of it.



Dark bronzers may look fake unless your skin sports a sun-kissed glow or self-tanner has been applied.

Answer 3

I am Asian. My usual look is brown eye shadow with a nice coat of jet black mascara. I don't use blush, but use a translucent powder to set my tone and keep me from being shiny. If you are light to medium tone, then I think most colors look good for lips. I find that glossy peach colors look best on me. When I am tan, pinks with yellow (warm) undertones look best. For evenings out and parties, I wear a liquid eyeliner. Takes practice in putting it on. Finish with black mascara. I think brown liquid eyeliner brings out my eyes best. My eyes are small and slightly slanted, and not hooded. I have medium color eyes, so the brown really brings it out. I think that if you don't usually wear make up or wear very little, then you should go a little more bold, but not too much so that you look like a clown. You want people to recognize you. As it was told to me from a professional, make up is used to enhance your beauty and bring out your best features. Not cover you up so no one can recognize you.

Answer 4

keep it simple, nice colour for your lips and maybe a little mascara and pencilling of brows should do.

don't go putting enough to do a drama skit on stage, esp with blue eye make-up.

Answer 5

try a makeup counter at local department store

Answer 6

I suggest you check out the information at http://www.sephora.com

Answer 7

party, yes
everyday, only a little

Answer 8

wear it