• Sun-proof your hair
• Try to keep it short.
• As far as possible, shun moisture robbing heat styling habits such as blow drying , hot rolling and flat ironing.
• What to change your hair colour – postpone it.

Its important to know how to hold the brush and use the right strokes to blend efficiently. An easy way to learn using a brush is start using a liquid foundation. Pour a small amount on your hand and than pick some with your brush and apply to areas where you need it. Keep blending till you get the even tone across your skin. Never dab the foundation on your skin directly and then use the brush to blend. Also use separate brushes for the different part of the faces as required. Each item of the makeup has a different size and style of brush for correct application.

Eyelid brushes have smaller pads on their end of thin hard material on the other hand lip brushes are designed with fine bristles to apply lipstick, gloss or lip liner. Face brush is the biggest of make up brushes and is available in different sizes with handles and bristles of varying sizes. Blusher brush is soft and full and allows you to apply blush across the cheeks in swift motion. Wedge shaped sponges are the best one you must use for covering a large area quickly. Always wet the sponge before use then put the product on it. The best way to use sponge is apply a rolling motion and not dabbing one. Fingers are also a good way to apply make up too, but remember to use make in very small quantity.

Removing make up is as important as applying it. First of all use head band to pull all of your hairs away from your face. Now concentrate on removal of your eye make up first. Use cotton pad with removal cream or lotion. Now get cleanser and wet your face. Rinse a couple of times to ensure the make up is removed completely. If you are in hurry and have to clean your face , you can use special wet wipe.

• Prime your lips with good base of foundation and powder to remove all colours.
• Outline your lips with a lip pencil, which should be of same shade. Define the centre curve on the upper lip with two precise strokes.
• Continue the line of the upper lip, keeping your mouth closed and relaxed. Use short strokes, as they are easier than a continuous line on the lower lip. Work from the centre to the corners.
• Work some lips on the brush and fill the outline of the lips.
• Open your moth wide and brush the colour into the corners so that there are no unfinished edges. Blot with a tissue paper.

For corns apply lemon juice directly to affected area with a cotton swab. Avoid applying it to surrounding area. For oily hair, mix 2-3 drops with unsected shampoo. For oily skin, mix 2-3 drops of lemon oil in 1 ounce of water. Mix well , place on cotton ball and apply to skin as a toner.

• Wear colour that complement your skin. Wearing a wrong colour will make you look bad.
• Avoid to much makeup
• Avoid wearing ill-fitting cloths.
• Avoid keeping an old fashioned hairstyle
• Avoid wearing cloths that does not suit the occasion.