1. Intro
Makeup forever 15 is a 20-piece affordable makeup collection that includes a wide range of high quality cosmetics for women and men. We will introduce you to the makeup world through our new collection, which includes foundation, blush, lipsticks, eyeshadow, nail polish and foundation.
We know how important it is to have a reliable source for your makeup needs. That’s why we decided to develop our own line of cosmetics with a variety of ingredients that are easy to use and perfectly match your mood. So whether you’re going out on an adventure or just looking for something special for yourself, makeup forever 15 offers an excellent choice.
2. Foundation
There are so many different kinds of foundations out there, and I know that you think none of them is right for you. I know that you’ve tried a bunch of different ones, only to give up after trying the first few. Maybe they worked great on paper, but turned out to be too heavy or looked like they were adding more product than what they were supposed to be doing. Maybe they didn’t cover all the areas that people wanted coverage in. Maybe your skin was just bad and needed something different.
In my view, foundation is not one product; it’s a collection of products that go together, but which each have their own special role (and some overlap). This is especially true for powder foundations — once you know how to apply them well, it’s hard to mess them up!
The best way to learn about foundation is by actually trying it out for yourself. You don’t need a professional makeup artist to help you try things out; there are plenty of places online where you can look at pictures of people wearing foundation. Non-professional sites will often have videos as well as text tutorials describing how each type works and how/where (and why) they should be applied (on average, these videos cost less than $10).
I recommend looking through the products on the site before buying anything; if something looks like it might work well for you, buy it! If not… try another one! A lot of brands are “no-buyers”; their items are designed specifically to sell and will only take money in exchange for what goes into those products (usually more than the actual product price). These types tend not to change often or at all — so if something does look good on paper but doesn’t feel right on your skin in person, don’t buy it!
If you do happen upon a brand or site that seems worth checking out, I strongly recommend using a credit card as your primary method of payment: this way if the site gets shut down or changes its offerings (or even just gets bought by someone else), your purchase won’t have any negative impact on your credit rating – but also means that if something does get shut down or changed after the fact (say, because someone else bought the company), no harm done ?
3. Concealer
Concealer is a make up product. It is a very important product for many women. In fact, it is one of the most essential products for many women.
So, unless you are a complete stranger to make up, chances are you might be familiar with using concealer to conceal blemishes and redness. Concealer can do this job in some cases too, so it is not exclusive to ladies.
What makes concealer an important product is that it helps with other problems related to makeup: skin whitening, fading of colour and general skin toning and brightness. Many of the problems that face women’s skin are caused by imperfections such as acne, pimples or blotches, dark circles under the eyes or uneven skintones. Concealer can help these problems as well (and also face darkness).
Sometimes people will say that concealer is just an extra layer of makeup on top of foundation or skin tinted moisturizer — but they are wrong! If you are going to put makeup on top of foundation or tinted moisturizer, then it should be done carefully and specifically so that it does not affect your foundation or tinted moisturizer (which should have a base).
Concealer can help with all those issues even without adding additional layers — making it important for those who do not like to wear make up at all (mostly young girls).
4. Powder
This is a new product from makeup forever. It is a high-performance powder that is primarily used to set foundation, but it also works well for setting eyeshadow, blush and more. It also has some additional uses, like dusting over your foundation when you are done with your makeup.
The beauty community loves this product and it has been featured on the front page of major beauty blogs for its versatility.
There are many different ways to use this powder:
• When setting foundation: apply one or two packets into a tissue-sized square and sweep across the face with your fingers until you have enough coverage (you can also use a brush to make fine lines);
• When setting eyeshadow: Apply one or two packets into a tissue-sized square and sweep across the entire eye. You can also use a brush to make fine lines;
• When dusting over eyeshadow: Dust over the entire lid with a few packets per eye; or go all out and apply one packet over the entire lid — you can also use a brush to make fine lines using this method; or if you really want to get fancy, do both! 😉
With any of these applications, go easy on yourself — there are plenty of other ways to accomplish just as much work — as long as you don’t forget about them. There are an infinite number of ways we could have done things (e.g.: after applying base), but we switched things up based on what we know about our customers’ behavior (and what they’ve told us they like). The result is something that will work for both men and women, from any skin tone and no experience with powders before — in other words, everyone will find something useful about it!
5. Blush
I’m not sure if this is a subtopic, but I thought it might be interesting to have my opinion on what makes blush a good or bad product.
Blush is an issue that has existed in the beauty industry for as long as it has existed. There are plenty of colors and shades of blush available, and relatively few companies make their own. This can lead to very predictable problems with blushes:
• If you want to buy one shade you want it to match your skin (the problem isn’t that people don’t know how to mix colors — it’s the problem people don’t want to mix colors),
• If you want a color that matches your skin tone, then you need very many shades (the problem is that one shade doesn’t cover everyone),
• If you want a color that covers everyone, then its price tag is high (the problem is that most blushes cost more than one or two colors),
• If you want a color that will last forever (because most people don’t like their makeup goopy or streaky or heavy) then there are few colors (the problem is that most blushes will wear off over time).
In the old days of makeup, blush was considered something of an afterthought because the primary purpose was “to give color to your face.” And so artists would paint in whatever the current look called for. That meant there were a lot of variations available for specific looks. The idea behind these “flavors” — many of which were quite expensive — was simply to force customers into buying them and making them feel like they had made a commitment by purchasing them. It also meant they could be used multiple times by different looks with little risk if they look different each time. Because they didn’t have arbitrary formulas and formulas were never consistent, any slight change in their formula would cause them to change their appearance even further so it was much safer for customers who didn’t like changing their clothes every day. Good luck changing your clothing every day…
The idea behind product-market fit:
As we’ll see later, product-market fit means different things at different times; in particular fits often mean different things depending on when we’re talking about market fit: before product-market fit and after product-market fit. This post is about market fit before product-market fit; after product-
6. Bronzer
There are many different ways of creating the illusion of darker skin tones. We’ll be taking a closer look at one method, which is known as “mascara forever.” This method is so common that it’s hard to remember how it looks even if you were to put your makeup on every morning.
The most important feature of this technique is that it creates a great deal more volume than any other type of application (and because it creates more volume, you can achieve a more natural look). In other words: the more you apply, the better your effect.
Here are some guidelines:
• 1 oz (28ml) less product than you think you need
• Start with 1/3 of what you think you need and add an extra 1/3 after a few minutes (or, if necessary, wash your face and wipe away)
• Apply with a clean brush or sponge for best results; blend well with fingers or an oil-based blender
• Don’t over-blend – avoid the extreme ends of the spectrum where there is too much product in between your lashes and eyebrows; make sure there are no visible gaps in between your lashes and brows
What does this have to do with makeup? Well, let me explain… The good thing about this technique is that it has two benefits: firstly, it gives you lots of volume; secondly, its effect is not noticeable until later in the day. This means that if you want to create an effect which lasts throughout the day without having to reapply often (such as wearing false eyelashes all day), then this technique will help you achieve just that. So experiment! And please take note: while this tutorial focuses on eyeliner only, we recommend trying out mascara forever 15 as well — it’s just as effective and easy on the eyes.
7. Highlighters
This is the day that we tell you that the makeup forever 15 will be discontinued. We apologize for this decision, but in an effort to produce better products and a greater range of colors, we decided to discontinue the highlighter.
We have also made some adjustments to our pricing structure. The new pricing structure has several benefits:
• You will receive your product much faster by using our current shipping method
• We can use a larger variety of colors, as well as more polishes (our current selection includes only 8 or 9)
• We can offer more sizes at a lower price than ever before (by offering larger bottles instead of smaller ones)
And because it’s not easy to predict where market demand is going to go from here, we are not taking any chances with our prices or the color palette of our existing products at this time. We will continue to improve them over time and we hope you’ll enjoy receiving your newest shades when they become available.
8. Eye Shadow Makeup Forever 15
It was an experiment, a spur of the moment thing I did to help with my makeup sales. It was not something I would ever do again, but it worked and it made me happy.
It was a simple thing: I took a new eye shadow color and applied it to my eyelids, right in front of the camera. That’s all there was to it. It worked so well that people were asking me what color I used and how they could use it too: they were actually buying the products!
So here’s a beauty tip for those who want to get started with makeup forever 15 . . . 1. Experiment with different eye shadows, in different colors, on their own eyelids or blended together for fun! 2. Play around with different types of looks — long-wearing glamour looks, smokey looks or smoky-eyed looks — so you can find what suits you best! 3. And remember . . . things are easy when your friend has your back!
This is one example of how quickly you can build up an audience through social media if you have the right strategy in place (and if you have enough money). Without some sort of marketing channel to promote your product (say through Facebook ads), this would simply be another way for people to find out about your product; but since this is something you are already doing anyway on your blog (and maybe through word of mouth), doing this makes sense from both ends; marketing from both ends combined creates a much more effective ROI than what we typically see today when we think about “marketing” as just one aspect of development.
9. Mascara
I’m an avid mascara user and I love that my favorite brands are available at a reasonable price. But the formulation of most mascaras is like driving a Ferrari: it’s not cheap, but it costs less than you think.
But getting to the point is one thing, staying there is quite another. Like with any product, you need to make sure that your product appeals to the user by looking and feeling just like her or his favorite drugstore option — and being sold at a fair price. You can’t pull off the first trick (ease of use) without it working for the second trick (value).
So what are my tips for finding a good mascara?
1) Keep in mind that everyone has different skin concerns and needs, so your customer base will differ from mine. On top of that, different brands may offer varying results from one type of hair to another; so you should evaluate your options based on their performance on different types of hair. And remember: there are more than 20 billion people on this planet! So keep in mind all those women out there who have great-looking eyelashes and want them to last all day long — even if they have short hair (or short eyelashes!).
2) The better quality mascaras will let you apply them with ease, even when you have long lashes — which is something we don’t always have going for us (our eyelashes don’t stay put as well as they do). If you find yourself struggling to get a decent hold when using cheaper mascaras, try anti-frizz formulas for more lasting effect; or use waterproof formulas so you can still do daily makeup without worrying about smudging. Even though I rarely use waterproof mascaras because I find them too drying on my eyes, many reputable brands do offer “waterproof” formulations these days; and while they may initially seem expensive due to higher ingredients list and higher cost per ounce or milliliter compared to cheaper products, think about this: if all those ingredients could be replaced by something cheaper at half the price — what’s your loss?
3) Less expensive products often come in a variety of formulations with varying benefits; some work better on certain types of hair while others work better on others. So pay attention to how each one applies makeup. Some create a cakey texture whereas others create an airbrushed finish; some make your lashes look longer than before while others leave them
10. Eyeliner Pencils
Eyeliner pencils are all the rage, but what do they actually do?
I have always been a fan of eyeliners and I find that when I look at other people’s makeup, I am always struck by how much more appealing they appear than if they just hadn’t bothered. With a small brush, you can create pretty much any look you want. The only drawback is that it is easy to smudge – especially if you don’t clean it well enough.
So, I decided to try out the eyeliner pencils in order to see whether or not they were really worth their hype. I bought three:
• Eyeliner Pencil in Platinum
Price: $30 (in stores)
• Eyeliner Pencil in Midnight Bronze
Price: $20 (in stores)
• Eyeliner Pencil in Black Opal
Price: $20 (in stores)
I was quite surprised by how easy it was to apply them – and even better, how well they lasted! After one day of daily use, my eyeliner had almost completely disappeared. What did impress me was that the pencils gave a very even color; this is important because otherwise the eyeliner could be going off for no reason at all. The pencil also applied beautifully to both my waterline and lower lids (where it was most needed). They also stayed on reasonably well, which was surprising given the high price tag. Overall, I would certainly recommend these products over any other eyeliners on the market today – as long as you take care of your brushes properly! And speaking of brushes…
11. Eyeliner Liquid Pencils
As the name implies, this is a 15ml liquid eyeliner pencil with a flexible tip. It is easy to use, lasts longer than most of the other liquid eyeliners out there, and is great for beginners. The product is intensely pigmented, so you don’t need much to get a full coverage.
As an added benefit, this product can also be used as a liner or an eyeliner that can be applied up to 3 hours before you remove it.