Have you always wonder how some women get that ever-lasting glow? You're tired of trying everything that never seams to work such as bronzers and sun kissed brush powders you can find but can't seem to find the right radiant that matches your skin. One trick is this apply a little bit of moisturizer after you apply your make-up.
Summer time make-up
Wearing make-up in the simmer time required a little less lighter touch. To keep your skin tone looking fresh and even stash away your foundation and just use a tinted moisturizer with SPF of 15 or higher to cover the occasional blemish and give protection from the sun.
How to properly apply powder
When applying powder or bronzer to the face start from your jawline and work your way in. Since you have more powder on the brush your skin will look darker where you begin and having the darker shade on the outside will give your face a more radiant look.
  

Using natural light
When applying your make-up in the morning always apply it in the natural light as your skin will look drastically different under the light from your bathroom bulb. Set up a magnifying mirror near a window with a good source of natural light and make sure that shading is properly blended for the most natural-looking face.
Don't always powder your nose
If you are trying to keep your make-up lasting longer but don't want it looking powdery apply the powder everywhere else except your cheekbones, down the center of the nose and the middle of the forehead. Those areas will still be able to reflect light and will keep the glow to the skin.
Fixing your eye brows
Is sometimes happens to the best of us; have you ever look into the mirror and notice that your eye-brows are out of control! If this should happen to you just dab a little of petroleum jelly or lip gloss in a pinch can help keep curly hairs in sleek sophisticated line. Alternately use a little hair spray to spray on your eyebrows brush to smooth them into place.

Are you tired of using all sort of products to get rid of dandruff and it keep coming back well below are some tips that is guarantee to work wonders for you.

ASPIRIN: Aspirin can help reduce dandruff but perhaps not in the way you might think. Crush a couple of tables and add them to your normal shampoo Then wash your hair as usual letting the shampoo sit on your hair for 1-2minutes before washing out.

LEMON JUICE: Would you like to know how what caused dandruff, well it's is caused by bacteria clogging up your hair follicles. Fight it with a little lemon juice! Squeeze the juice from a lemon and add 1/2 cup warm water, then pour over your scalp and let sit for five minutes before shampooing as usual.

DIET: Want to get rid of dandruff fast! Try decreasing it by making some changes in your diet. Increasing your intake of raw foods that are high in enzymes such as fruits, vegetables and nuts and it that don't work try swallowing two spoonfuls of flax seed oil a day.

THYME: If your scalp is getting flaky try teasing it with thyme. Put 2 tablespoons of dried thyme seed in 1 cup boiling water for 5 minute, then let cool and then strain out you've washed and rinsed it out. For the best result don't rinse for about 12 hours but don't worry your hair will dry fine ( and smell delicious).

SALT: Here is a fantastic remedy. Just rub 2 teaspoon of salt into your scalp before shampooing and watch those flakes become a thing of the past.