Makeup Consultation Interview Makeup

It doesn't feel like I need that much ...

1) Powder or liquid foundation.

2) Mascara (get another eyelash curler).

3) Eyebrow pencil (most mothers have...)

4) Lip gloss or lipstick.

Don't wear heavy makeup for the interview of the new graduate, and go to trim the eyebrows first, so as not to be too thin. On the day of the interview, a thin layer of powder will do, and then you can draw your eyebrows and put some mascara on it, so that your eyes will be more bright, and it is not recommended to wear eyeliner or eye shadow. If you have a lotion for day and night use, it doesn't matter if you don't use it, and it's OK to come back and unload it at night.

So you don't need much on your budget ... The brand can also be bought a little better

Hello, I am a Korean makeup lecturer and a national intermediate beautician, in terms of base makeup, I have always recommended acne type**, and mixed oiliness**and**better mm use Olaiya's mineral loose powder, you can apply this directly after a barrier cream, there is natural coverage, and SPF15+ sunscreen, and the texture is relatively clear. First, it is not breathable, and the powder will float after a short time after the mm makeup is finished, and it is very troublesome to keep touching up the makeup Second, it is easy to clog the pores, and the generally oily mm pores are relatively large, so you can't use a thicker foundation product, which will cause acne to break out again, which is very painful.

For eyebrows, you can choose eyebrow powder to create natural eyebrows, and then you can apply mascara, and the eye shadow can be used close to the skin tone, which will be more natural, and for the lips, it is recommended to use flesh pink or lip balm close to the lip color.

In terms of professional interview makeup, do not use bright or highlighter makeup products in the makeup part, if you want to apply eyeliner, you can use gray or natural skin tone eyeliner, black will look more fierce and scary.

Dizzy. Directly turn into a Peking Opera mask!!

Absolute drop head rate.

These days, it's all about personality!

If you are interviewing, you will put on eyeliner on your eyes, and it is best not to have eye shadow, otherwise you can apply a light layer of earthy color. There's really no need for mascara. A pale pink blush, a lip balm with a little shine, done.

Isolation cream: Pomei's isolation is 65 yuan.

Personally, I think it's okay to be cost-effective, Shiseido's products, this isolation is the star product of this brand.

Liquid foundation: L'Oréal's mineral liquid foundation is one or two hundred but it works well.

Powder: Kanebao Kose Shiseido's powder can be compared to the Japanese powder is still the most suitable for Asians, choose a delicate powder, of course**It will also be higher.

Eyeshadow: Kanebo KATE series 45-90 yuan.

The eyeshadow of the Kanebo KATE series is full of colors, and the price-to-value ratio is also very good. This is available on ** casually.

Eyeliner, mascara: Shiseido Love Magic Mirror series 55-85 yuan.

Very easy to use, absolutely not dizzy, search on **.

The blush is just as good as the color.

It's a good thing, make good use of it.

Makeup is a science that needs to be practiced for a long time. mm is not at all good for a short time.

Maybelline's mascara is very good.

Ferris is the most cost-effective, only more than forty.

I don't think it's good to use the black one, which is not suitable for the interview.

You can buy the Regular Borderless Slim 59

Blush, I think Maybelline's pink color of the rouge mousse is pretty good.

It seems to be in the 50s.

Lip gloss: I think Nivea's strawberry-flavored lip balm is good, it's natural, and it's cheap.

La Pensee has a transparent color, which can also be quite natural.

Concealer foundation varies from person to person, and L'Oréal's Mineral Foundation is good.

If you're good, you don't need it.

Use a pen to cover the blackheads, and other more obvious places will do.

Also, if you are a beginner, it is better not to use eyeshadow.

Although I also like Kanebo's stuff like Kate Lunasol or something.

However, this difficulty is more demanding.

If it doesn't melt well, don't make it.

In fact, the most important thing in the interview is the person's temperament and conversation.

Just dress clean and formal.

It's okay not to be too much of an eyesore.

What position are you interviewing for? What company? You don't have to wear makeup for every interview, and sometimes it's self-defeating, so it's better to pay attention to the costume, and it's basically not a service company, and the average employee basically doesn't wear makeup.

Like cleanser, softening lotion, lotion, I use a brand I think the effect is better A series of help each other, use one in the east and one brand in the west, I don't think it's too big I use the Chanzhen ginkgo series I bought on the official website It's not expensive It adds up to more than 200.

The barrier cream I used at the face shop I think it's very average, and I see that others say that skin79 is okay and not expensive.

Sunscreen I use Nivea's I think it's more effective with a parasol Good sunscreen still doesn't work in the sun And I think using sunscreen and then using isolation makes my face easy to get oily even though I'm dry**.

Foundation I use a brand sold in a beauty store, and I can't buy it on the market, it's called First Element, it's very sticky**, but it's not cheap.

Loose powder, I do makeup, so I use bright loose powder, which is large, inexpensive, and very delicate.

Mascara If it's cheaper, Flamingo's will do, but I think mascara is pretty much the same.

Are the makeup steps It's very easy to make light makeup Liquid foundation Loose powder makeup Eyeshadow (you can also leave it on) Eyeliner (very important) Mascara Lip gloss Just brush your eyebrows a little Anyway, it's light makeup and you can wear blush or not.

I wrote it myself, I hope it can help you.