The Quinceanera Guide For Invitations, Dresses and All About Sweet 15, Quince Anos

Makeup for damas or quinceaneras that use  glasses

If you’re a dama or quinceanera and use glasses, there is the perfect makeup for you, try it!

Secret to a natural look for a teen dama or quinceanera
1. Apply foundation to your cheeks, forehead, and chin using a foundation brush, sponge, or clean fingertips. Blend the foundation all the way to your natural hairline with long, light strokes.
2. Continue blending over the jawline and onto your neck to achieve a natural, seamless look. Check your face and neck in natural light to make sure the foundation is completely blended in all areas.
3. If under-eye circles or red spots remain, do not add more foundation; it can look heavy and cakey. Instead, try a concealer.

Tip: Choose the shade of your foundation carefully. When testing out shades, pick one that matches the tone of your jawline exactly. It helps to use a mirror outdoors to see how shades look in natural light.

Tip: Begin by applying a small amount of foundation then increase amount to achieve the degree of coverage that suits your skin.

Tip: For daytime, mix your foundation with a light SPF moisturizer before applying for a smoother, more sheer application.

Cuidado con tu hermano en tus quince, checa las secadoras de cabello.

quinceanera hair tips

Take about one cup of mayonnaise and put it in your dry hair. Massage it through your scalp and then leave it in for 15 minutes before shampooing. This trick will get you super-soft hair.

quinceanera beauty

Follow the skin routine below that addresses your most frequent problem — blackheads, redness, blemishes, or dry skin.

How to Clear Blackheads:
– Wash your face twice a day with a salicylic-acid cleanser to unclog the blackheads on your face.
– Exfoliate once a week using a scrub with jojoba beads, which are oil-fee, nondrying polishers. Rinse first with warm water to remove the scrub, the splash with cold water to close your pores.
– Moisturize every day with an oil-free lotion for hydration that won’t clog your pores. Look for one with an SPF 15 or higher for sun protection.

Try: Noxzema Triple Clean Blackhead Cleanser, $4, drugstore.com; H2O Oil-Controlling Exfoliator, $15, h2oplus.com; Wet n Wild Fresh Face Skincare Clear Skin Oil-Free Moisturizer SPF 15, $6, drugstore.com.

How to Calm Redness:
– Washyour face daily with a creamy, skin-calming cleanser that will counteract redness. Rinse with warm water (not hot) to avoid further irritation.
– Apply a soothing seaweed-and-clay mask once a week for 10 minutes to reduce blotchiness and redness on the skin.
– Moisturize every day with a lotion that has anti-inflammatory ingredients like bisobolol, a natural plant oil that is known to reduce irritation.

Try: Eucerin Redness Relief Soothing Cleanser, $9, drugstore.com; C.O. Bigelow Seaweed Soothing Mask, $18, bigelowchemists.com; Purpose Redness Reducing Moisturizer with SPF 30, $13, drugstore.com.

How to Banish Blemishes:
– Wash your face twice a day using a salicylic-acid cleanser to remove all of the dirt and oil that cause breakouts.
– Steam and repair your skin once a week y standing over a sink filled with hot water for 10 minutes to open your pores, allowing them to be cleansed. Then apply a mask that contains salicylic acid, which dries acne and smoothes your face.
– Moisturize every day using an oil-free lotion to hydrate your skin without clogging pores.

Try: Good Skin All Right Medicated Cleanser, $12, kohls.com; Neutrogena Oil-Free 60 Second Mask Scrub, $8, ulta.com; Clean & Clear Oil-Free Oxygenating Ultra-Light Moisturizer SPF 15, $7, drugstore.com.

How to Smooth Dry Skin:
– Wash your face twice a day using a gentle, creamy cleanser to calm easily irritated dry skin.
– Exfoliate once each week with a scrub that contains glycerin, which pulls moisture into the skin.
– Moisturize daily using a rich cream or balm — either one will form a barrier on your skin that seals in water.