If you appear around just about any office, you'll find a variety of preferred makeup styles, from the basic minimalist wearing lip balm and possibly mascara to the one which looks ready for the runway together with her contouring, her baking, and her false eyelashes. But just how much makeup is considered ‘professional’ enough?
Obviously, that is a personal and subjective question, and determined by your unique job. A physical education teacher at an elementary school is better off not wearing three different kinds of contour powder however the Chief Financial Officer of a bank is most likely likely to want a nothing more than simple SPF.
Personally, mine is somewhere in the centre. My normal routine consists of an eyeshadow primer to at least even out the eye area, an easy application of liquid foundation or tinted moisturizer, concealer if required, blush, mascara, tinted lip balm, and usually a taupe-toned eyeshadow. When the Texas the summer time is in full swing, I would powder my T-zone somewhat. This six- to seven-product routine continues in less than five minutes and leaves my complexion even, gives my eyes definition, and adds a touch of color to my cheeks and lips. For reference — Sometimes in a very corporate environment and have left my thirties in the past. And that i most assuredly avoid anything with obvious sparkle or glitter.
I realize that some women aren't comfortable going to the supermarket without something on their own face, but that's not really me.
My ultimate tip for selecting your professional makeup would be to wear what makes you feel confident. If the makeup are applying (or don’t apply) gets you prepared to conquer your day, then that's professional enough for anybody!
