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1) Disregard trends. Don't wear something simply because it happens to be in fashion at the moment. Always be yourself; determine what looks good for you and wear that, even if that might not be 'in'. The biggest fashion faux pas is trying to look like somebody else.
2) Never underestimate the power of details - That is, the last thing on tends to be the first thing noticed. That ring or necklace count as important details of your fashion sense and character.
3) Keep it simple! Simply concentrate on building a personal wardrobe that looks good on you. When you are stuck between two equally decent items, choose the simpler one.
4) A garment should never be more of more than 25 percent of unnatural fiber.
5) Experiment with style. As Kressley says, if you make mistakes, life goes on. What I would add is: each mistake moves you a step closer toward being more fashion-conscious; just make sure you do not make the same blunder again.
6) Never go shopping alone. That is, always bring a friend along; he will be the one who gives you the trusted objective opinion on whether you really look good.
7)Don't overdo it - Overdoing it simply cries, 'Hey, look at me!' Ostentatious fashion almost always turns people off. The key is to exude a subtle charm.
Cool Never wear anything sheer.

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1. Moisturize! If your skin is dry, makeup will look flaky. If you have oily skin or are prone to breakouts, look for an oil-free moisturizer. It will make your skin look dewy and fresh without adding oil.

2. Use the right tools. You don’t need a ton of expensive brushes, but it is worth it to invest in one fluffy, round tip blush brush. This brush is designed to make your blush application look natural. You’ll need another good brush if you use loose powder. Use sponge tip applicators for an opaque eyeshadow application and soft bristle brushes for a smokier eye look.
3. To cover blemishes, first run a small makeup brush back and forth over a concealer stick, then dip in loose powder. Use the brush to dab the concealer and powder onto the blemish, and it will stay covered!

4. Use different shades of foundation to contour your face. Your primary foundation should exactly match your skin tone, but then use slightly lighter and darker foundations to emphasize your natural contours. This should look natural,
5. For longer-looking, luscious lashes, use an eyelash curler. Remember to curl before applying mascara; otherwise, you’ll lose lashes and end up with clumpy mascara.

6. Drawing thick dark lines all around your eyes will make your eyes look smaller. To avoid this, don’t close the lines—line only the outside half of your bottom lid or don’t line the bottom lid at all