Cleanse, Tone, Moisturize.

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Before you can start creating masterpieces you need to have a blank canvas. It's essential to make sure you have clean and moisturized skin before you start. It means you get a smooth application and you're using the products to their full potential. Having products already on the face means that products might not work like they are supposed to. It also means you may overlook natural beauty like freckles because you can't see them under whats already been put on the face. Most importantly it gives you the chance to consulate the skin. You may be unaware of any contraindications that prevent you from carrying out the make up you had planned.

 Products:
-Cleanser
-Toner
-Moisturiser
-Cotton Pads


Application:

  1. Using cotton pads apply the cleanser to the face. Always sweeping upwards so you aren't dragging the skin. In the long term this will prevent unnecessary wrinkles or trauma lines.

 2. After the skin is clean and clear of any previous make up application, using cotton pads again wipe the face over using the same upward strokes. This refreshes the skin and gets the last of any make up off

 3. Put some moisturizer on your clean hands and warm up the cream.

 4. Massage into your model's face. It's almost like a mini facial. This stage is crucial as it is putting the moisture into the skin that has been taken out from the cleansing and toning process.

 5. If necessary, allow time for the moisturizer to be absorbed into the skin and repeat step 4 if the model has dry skin




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