3
No-Fail, Fresh Faced Looks For Making
A
Stellar First Impression
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As the saying goes,
you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression. Whether it’s a
celebration like graduation day a
promising job interview (cue nerve-induced upper lip sweat) or meeting a new
client
for the first time,
you want to look as good as you feel — or maybe even a little better. And what
better way to accomplish this than picking your favorite feature and taking it
to the next level? We are talking
Read on to discover
how to define your favorite feature, helping give you the confidence to create
that
solid first
impression.
All About The Brow
The brows are your
nonverbal communication’s communicators — potentially revealing
all your emotions
(nerves, excitement, surprise) during a first impression — which is why it’s
important to keep them
bold and beautiful.
After a quick grooming
session, pencil your brows with a shade no darker than two hues
glide-on application.
Next, apply an illuminating eyeshadow like
as well as the inner
corner of the eye to highlight and brighten the brow’s surrounding area.
Keep the rest of your
regimen simple so the focus stays on your fierce arches.
Read Between These Lines
Experts say
maintaining solid eye contact is one of the most crucial steps in making a
good first impression.
So why not draw attention to those deep browns, baby blues
and line the entire
eye. Then balance out the intensity of this technique with a
Give Em’ Some Lip
Look no further than
an eye-catching lip. A saturated, semi-matte hue — we are partial
and you’ve created an
unforgettable look in two simple steps.
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