A beginner’s guide to makeup

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The newest Careline Multi Sticks for a better than basic look

Hi make-up lovers!

If you’re new to makeup and the thought of experimenting with it intimidates you, let Careline, the Filipina teen's go-to cosmetic brand under Ever Bilena Cosmetics, helpyou with these better than basic makeup tricks and tips for beginners in using its newestproducts called Multi Sticks (P205):
Use your fingers. You can now set aside your brushes because the newest Multi
Sticks are created to build and blend easily! Apply each product in thin layers then
blend with the pads of your fingers (make sure to wash your hands first!), start from
center of your face and moving outwards. Using your own fingers to apply these
products gives you the most natural skin-like finish and doesn't look cake-y throughout
the wear.
 
Combat shine and keep face smooth. Want to know the secret behind a polished
makeup look? It’s primer! Before applying your favorite foundation, tinted moisturizer or BB Cream, swipe on the Blur Stick all over the face to keep it smooth and oil-free. This
will also ensure that your makeup stays in place the whole day.
 
Hide blemishes. Whether you’re looking to conceal dark circles, large pores, age
spots, and other blemishes or you just want to highlight your facial features, the
Brighten Stick is the perfect product for that. After putting on your foundation, draw an
inverted triangle under the eye to mask dark circles and create an illusion that the face
is lifted. Pat it on skin using your ring finger so it’s evenly blended out.
 
Add definition to your face. Look fierce by adding definition to your face. With the
Contour Stick, draw a line along your temples, the hollows of your cheeks, jawline and
sides of the nose. Tap area of contour color with your fingers as it can be easily blended
into your foundation. Also, this stick has a cool undertone that mimics the natural
shadows of your face. (Tip: The Contour Stick is also great as an eyeshadow color)
Brighten your face with pops of color. Add pops of color to the face using the Rose
and Peach Sticks. Both work as lipstick, blush, and eyeshadow. For a monochromatic
look, dab your preferred color all over the lids and apples of cheeks. Finish off the look
by swiping it on your lips.
 
Keep your glow on. Get the best healthy-looking glow on your face by applying the
Strobe Stick on the high points of your cheeks, the inner corners of the eyes, eyebrow
bone, bridge of your nose, Cupid ’s bow and chin. Voila! You’re ready to face the day!
Go ahead and experiment with makeup using Careline’s newest Multi Sticks available at
any Careline counters at leading supermarkets, drugstores, convenience stores and
department stores nationwide.
 
 
 

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