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Being a woman in today’s day and age makes for a ton of things to worry about. Besides never being able to find a pair of jeans that fits  just  right and losing countless hours to Pinterest  and beauty blogs, there are some other universal concerns we all face. Whether you’d rather be caught dead than without your red lipstick on or you’re more of a BB cream and run kind of girl, there are just some things we all need to know. How do you cover dark circles ? Which makeup product do we all really need? Which shampoos won’t dry out hair? Will that mascara actually give eyelashes 200% more volume? Inquiring minds need to know. Regardless of how much makeup you wear on a daily basis or how often you get your hair colored, the search for the best beauty products can be exhausting. Plus, once you get the products, you then have to learn how to apply them, how much you need, which ones will work best for you, etc. Everyone appreciates a little help in these areas. While m...

Happy Lashes Service Menu: Volume Lash HD Natural Set Lash = $250 ( 140 plus LPE) Volume Lash HD Full  Set Lash = $300 (200 plus lashes per eye) Volume Lash HD Glam Lash = $350 (240 plus lashes per eye) Volume Lash HD Diva Lash =  $375 (350 plus lashes per eye) Volume Lash HD Bottom Lash = $75 Relash / Touch-Up Volume Lash HD Bottom Fill  = $50 Volume Lash HD Full Set  Relash = $100 Volume Lash HD Glam Relash = $150 Classic Natural Set Lash = $150 ( 35 plus lashes per eye) Classic Full  Set Lash = $200 (50 plus lashes per eye) Classic Glam Lash = $250 (60 plus lashes per eye) Classic Diva Lash =  $275 (80 plus lashes per eye) Classic Bottom Lash = $50 Relash / Touch-Up Lash Removal = $60 ( removal of eyelash extensions) Classic Bottom Fill  = $40 Classic Full Set  Relash = $75 Classic Glam Relash = $100 Classic Relash/Fill ( New Client) = $150 Relash / Touch Up our re-lash/ touch up service is created ...

Find Your Formula The first thing you need to do is determine your lash type so you can choose the best formula. Women with sparse lashes should opt for thickening mascara to create the illusion of volume, while women with shorter lashes should go for lengthening and separating formulas. That being said, don’t be afraid to mix it up—makeup artists often work with more than one mascara to achieve different effects. You can’t go wrong with a versatile product like Telescopic Shocking Extensions Mascara, which boats a unique lash hugging brush designed to reach every last lash—even in the tightest corners. Its shape simulates the eyelid to grip and lengthen the look of each lash for extraordinary lash extension effect.

You'll have to wait until Sunday for the big game, but the YouBeauty  Super Bowl  begins Right. Effing. Now. We learned that football fans nationwide have spent all season supporting their favorite team with  football-themed makeup . With only the Big Game left, it's time for YouBeauty to get in on the makeup action. We worked off  Covergirl's NFL Makeup  suggestions to create our Sultry Seahawks and Promiscuous Patriot Eyes. Just kidding, we're athletes. These are the Stabby Seahawks and the Well-Performing Patriots. Take a look at each look below and decide who will take home the trophy for MVM (most valuable makeup, obviously). YouBeauty PIN IT Leah:  We created this Seahawks look with a lot of love and zero knowledge of the Seahawks. It's conjured from three shades of eyeliner in majestic colors remniscient of the evergreen state: green glow, silver flame, and blue boom. You'll also notice that my eyebrows are teal. I only hope ...

In order to apply blush where it will be most flattering on you, first determine your face shape. Blush not only adds color, but also contours and defines your cheek bones. The way you apply your blush can accentuate your best features and also soften those that are perhaps too prominent.

MISTAKE # 1: Wearing foundation that does not match your skin color. Many women end up looking they have a floating head or they are wearing a mask because their foundation does not match their face and neck. When you go too light it makes your skin appear flat and lifeless. Instead of natural, it will look like the makeup is just sitting on your skin, which can add years to your face. But if you go too dark, you are not highlighting your features, but dragging them down and adding a dullness and heaviness that is just as aging. Related: 10 Elle.com Editors Share Their Favorite Foundations In order to get the right color, when testing out a foundation, do not blend it in too much. Simply tap it on your face from the top of your cheekbone to the bottom of your jawline and try to not go lighter or darker than your actual skin. If you are tan on your neck and body, you can bring that color into your face with a bronzer, without having to use a foundation that's too light. Th...

Lighten up your makeup . "Caking on makeup is a big no-no with bridal makeup in general, but when it comes to tropical weather, thick foundation and heavy concealer spell disaster," Shahzada says. Instead, start with a lightweight primer, like   Avene Mattifying Fluid , followed by a matte, light-to-medium coverage foundation like the new   Chanel Perfection Lumiere Foundation . Use a   Beauty Blender   to apply it sparingly and seamlessly. To cover dark circles, opt for an orange-based concealer like   Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage , which is lightweight yet pigmented specifically to brighten up the undereye area. Nix the bright-pink blush . Give your face a more summery flush by applying a coral blush. Apply it on top of your cheekbones, away from the apples of the cheeks, so you have color where the sun naturally hits.   Nars Blush in Orgasm   and   Tom Ford Beauty Cheek Color in Flush   are two of Shahzada's favorites. Pair them with...