I dunno why, but we tend to overlook the fact that makeup does expire. As air and bacteria start to enter your product, the expiration clock starts.
I've always thought this to be true. But apparently, it's the opposite. That way you only need to dab a little bit sporadically.
Not a good idea. Instead, choose a tone that matches your skin exactly so the concealer blends seamlessly into your skin
Whoever told you that is dead wrong. Brushes can have loads of bacteria on them so you need to wash them often.
That's not entirely true. If your skin is very clear you might only need a tinted moisturizer and you're good to go. Yippee!
This is another myth. Those supposed lip plumpers are only temporary because they have ingredients that make your lips look swollen.
This is definitely false. Just because the ingredients are natural doesn't mean you can't react to them. So test it out first.
Not necessarily. As long as the product contains the same ingredients the price doesn't matter. So skip the expensive stuff and get a bargain.
If you sleep with your makeup on, you won't give your skin a chance to breathe and rejuvenate overnight. You'll end up clogging up your pores.
Actually, mascara is the most important product to toss early because bacteria can cause eye infections.
Wrong. Doing it this way will make you look unnatural. Instead, just add it to the areas that get the most sun exposure.
I wish this was true. But unfortunately, your foundation doesn't have the same SPF factor as real sunscreen.
Sadly, I always thought this was true. But pumping actually introduces air and creates more clumps. That explains a lot. Dang, it!
I dunno where this even got started but I definitely got fooled by that one.
