Being a teen in today's world brings many pressures from the public to look good. Don't let that weaken your confidence! There are many ways to enhance your natural beauty and keep a practical skincare and makeup routine. But remember, good posture and a smile give a great first impression. There are many beauty products for teenagers that are perfect fit for their needs and activities.
Moisturizer
For teenagers, a light moisturizer may be called for, but doesn’t use heavy creams made for dry skin. Pick a product that is formulated for light skin care protection that doesn’t block your pores. A heavy moisturizer will probably cause mess and cause pimples. Instead of using moisturizer on your whole face, use it only in dry areas and keep it off of your t-zone.
Foundation
Foundation for teens is not needed. While it can clog your pores, it will also look overdone. Miss the foundation and use a concealer on your blemishes only.
Eye Makeup
You may not be fascinated in eye shadow until you're a little older. They can peel off into your eyes and cause irritation. Eye shadow does not have to match your eyes, however, earth tones are very flattering.
Waterproof mascara may be needed for sports and outdoor activities in hot weather. It stays on longer but it's harder to take off. It's best to keep mascara and all makeup to a minimum.
If you're going to use an eyeliner, a pencil liner looks more natural than liquid liner.
Blush
Liquid and stick blush are trendier choices because they glide on well and blend in well. Pinks and peaches complement almost any skin tone. Apply to the apple of your cheeks and blend outwards, towards your hairline.
Lips
If you want to add some color to your lips for a nighttime look, try a lipstick in a pure color. For extra shine, put the lip gloss on over your lipstick. Always have lip balm handy for chapped lips.
Oil-Free Face Wash
An oil-free wash is best for younger people who want fresh, clean skin without the excess oil. No matter how tired you get at the end of the day, you should always remove your makeup while washing your face.
Moisturizer
For teenagers, a light moisturizer may be called for, but doesn’t use heavy creams made for dry skin. Pick a product that is formulated for light skin care protection that doesn’t block your pores. A heavy moisturizer will probably cause mess and cause pimples. Instead of using moisturizer on your whole face, use it only in dry areas and keep it off of your t-zone.
Foundation
Foundation for teens is not needed. While it can clog your pores, it will also look overdone. Miss the foundation and use a concealer on your blemishes only.
Eye Makeup
You may not be fascinated in eye shadow until you're a little older. They can peel off into your eyes and cause irritation. Eye shadow does not have to match your eyes, however, earth tones are very flattering.
Waterproof mascara may be needed for sports and outdoor activities in hot weather. It stays on longer but it's harder to take off. It's best to keep mascara and all makeup to a minimum.
If you're going to use an eyeliner, a pencil liner looks more natural than liquid liner.
Blush
Liquid and stick blush are trendier choices because they glide on well and blend in well. Pinks and peaches complement almost any skin tone. Apply to the apple of your cheeks and blend outwards, towards your hairline.
Lips
If you want to add some color to your lips for a nighttime look, try a lipstick in a pure color. For extra shine, put the lip gloss on over your lipstick. Always have lip balm handy for chapped lips.
Oil-Free Face Wash
An oil-free wash is best for younger people who want fresh, clean skin without the excess oil. No matter how tired you get at the end of the day, you should always remove your makeup while washing your face.
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