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Few days back I did a post on How you can achieve a radiant, glowing look using makeup products. Today I’m doing a Before and After comparison to show you how the skin can be transformed using makeup – without looking overly made-up!

This is the final look (the After look), read on for the Before look..

How to get radiant, glowing skin with Makeup : Before & After

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A reader recently sent me this picture asking for tips on how to get this kind of dewy glow with makeup. While it always helps to have naturally great skin, there’s a lot you can do by using the right products in the right manner to get this kind of radiance with makeup.

How to get glowing, radiant skin with makeup

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Today I’m doing a simple FOTD and makeup breakdown of my lazy day makeup or quick everyday makeup! This look requires very few products and takes me about 5-7 minutes to do generally.

The key to this look is a subtle shimmery warm blush or bronzer that doubles up as eye shadow and gives an overall warmth to the face without much effort! The slight shimmer/frost gives a glow without having to use a highlighter separately.

I have used my favorite bronzer/multi tasking product for this look – Revlon Colorstay Mineral finishing powder ‘Sunkiss Radieux’.

This is the final look :

Quick everyday warm toned makeup look FOTD and makeup breakdown

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I’d started this series of posts on How to coordinate makeup with outfits some time back and it got forgotten and buried among other posts. Reviving this series today by a guideline on What to wear with Yellow colored outfits. 

Previously in this series- 

How to coordinate makeup with outfits Vol 1 : Makeup looks to suit every outfit

How to coordinate makeup with outfits Vol 2 : Makeup looks for blue  outfits

I wrote a small write-up on color theory in the post on Makeup to pair with Blue outfits and I’m summarizing it here in reference to Yellows-

-> There are 3 primary pigments- Red, Yellow and Blue.

-> Mixing any 2 of these further gives 3 more shades called secondary colors

Red+ Yellow = Orange

Yellow + Blue = Green

Red + Blue = Purple

-> These 3 primaries and 3 secondaries are represented pictorially in form of a color wheel -

color wheel