#Professional Beauty Skills

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How to Choose Ideal Makeup Foundation for Your Skin

A Guide by Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi

Now, if you want to get perfection in your make up then the thing is ………… Yes,,, u r right its Foundation. But with so many options out there it can sometimes be hard to know where to start when it comes to picking the right foundation. As a makeup lover or even if you are just starting to love the beauty world, finding your best foundation, dark skin fit for your favourite tint can be transformational. Today in this blog Jawed Habib Academy Laxmi Nagar, Delhi a No.1 Academy for hair makeup and beauty education is going to explain you everything about how to choose the correct foundation on various type of skins with expert tips.

1. Know Your Skin Type The first step in selecting the right foundation is to identify your skin type. Different foundations are formulated to suit various skin types, including:

Oily Skin: For those with oily skin, seek out matte or oil-free foundations that offer long-lasting coverage without adding extra shine.

Dry Skin: Opt for a hydrating or dewy foundation that provides moisture and imparts a healthy glow to your complexion.

Combination Skin: Choose a formula that strikes a balance between matte and hydrating, addressing both dry and oily areas effectively.

Sensitive Skin: Look for foundations that are fragrance-free, hypoallergenic, and non-comedogenic to minimize the risk of irritation.

At Jawed Habib Academy Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, experts emphasize that choosing a foundation that works with your skin type is crucial for achieving a natural, flawless finish.

2. Match the Right ShadeFinding the right shade for your skin tone is essential to avoid the dreaded mask-like appearance. Here’s how you can get it right:

Test in Natural Light: Always test the foundation in natural light to see how it truly blends with your skin. Artificial lighting may distort the true color.

Undertones Matter: Understand your undertones – warm, cool, or neutral. This can help you choose a shade that enhances your natural complexion.

Swatch on Your Jawline: Experts at India’s No.1 Academy recommend testing the foundation on your jawline for the most accurate match to your face and neck.

3. Choose the Right FormulaThere are various types of foundation formulas available, each offering a different kind of coverage and finish:

Liquid Foundation: Best for all skin types, this versatile option offers buildable coverage from light to full.

Powder Foundation: Ideal for oily or combination skin, it offers a lightweight matte finish.

Cream Foundation: Perfect for dry skin, providing a rich, moisturizing formula with full coverage.

Stick Foundation: Known for its convenience and full coverage, this is great for quick touch-ups.

At Jawed Habib Academy Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, the instructors train students on how to work with different formulas and tools to achieve the perfect finish for any skin type or occasion.

4. Consider Your Coverage NeedsFoundation coverage ranges from sheer to full, and it’s important to choose the level of coverage that matches your personal preference and occasion:

Sheer Coverage: Best for daily wear when you want a natural, no-makeup look.

Medium Coverage: Ideal for evening out skin tone and covering minor imperfections without looking too heavy.

Full Coverage: Perfect for special events, weddings, or if you want a more polished, flawless look

5. Application Tools MatterThe tool you use to apply your foundation can make a world of difference in how it looks on your skin. Here are some popular options:

Makeup Sponge: A damp sponge creates a natural, airbrushed finish.

Brush: Use a dense foundation brush for full coverage and a flawless look.

Fingertips: For a quick, light application, your fingers can blend the product seamlessly into your skin.

At Jawed Habib Academy Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, students are taught the importance of using the right tools for application to create different finishes and coverage levels.

6. Set Your Foundation

Once you’ve applied your foundation, it’s important to set it in place to ensure it lasts all day. Use a light dusting of translucent powder for a matte finish, or setting spray for a more dewy, long-lasting look.

Conclusion

Choosing the right foundation can elevate your makeup game, giving you a flawless canvas that enhances your natural beauty. Remember to take your skin type, undertone, and coverage preferences into account, and always test before committing to a shade. If you’re looking to master the art of makeup application, consider learning from the experts at Jawed Habib Academy Laxmi Nagar, Delhi – India’s No.1 Academy. Expert guidance and professional courses will equip you with the skills you need to excel in the beauty industry.

Here’s why the Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi is considered the No. 1 academy in India:

Top-Notch Education: With a curriculum designed by industry experts, the academy offers world-class education that blends creativity with cutting-edge techniques.

Practical & Theoretical Training: The academy balances hands-on practical sessions with essential theoretical knowledge, ensuring students graduate with comprehensive skills ready for real-world application.

Expert Faculty: The academy boasts highly qualified instructors with years of experience in the beauty and hair care industry. The faculty not only provides technical knowledge but also shares practical insights that help students understand the nuances of different hair textures and types.

Excellent Learning Environment: The academy fosters an inspiring and supportive atmosphere, ensuring students feel motivated and comfortable throughout their journey.

Comprehensive Courses: The academy offers a wide range of courses, from basic haircuts to advanced hair treatments. Their curriculum is constantly updated to meet international standards, ensuring students stay ahead of industry trends.

Modern Classes & Infrastructure: Equipped with modern tools and facilities, the academy ensures that students get the best learning experience. From well-maintained classrooms to professional-grade salon equipment, students get hands-on experience in a real salon environment.

Focus on Practical Training: The Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi places strong emphasis on practical training. This hands-on approach ensures that students are well-prepared to handle real-world clients and offer personalized hair care treatments, including hair spa.

Creative Freedom: A career in hair care allows you to express your creativity and develop a unique style that sets you apart from others in the industry.

Career Opportunities: A certification from a recognized academy opens doors to various career paths, including working at top salons, becoming a freelance stylist, or even starting your own salon.

For more information contact Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, Contact 9266610366. & Email: info@jawedhabibacademy.com Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, and Twitter for updates and more. Address: Jawed Habib Academy,1st Floor, 65-A, Metro Station, near Nirman Vihar, Opposite, Metro Pillar No 57, Veer Savarkar Block, Block E, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, 110092

[zhenja483]

Okay, I just finished watching TUA season 4 and WHAT THE ACTUAL HELL WAS THAT????

*sorry spoilers in the tags- I just need to get this out of my chest rn.

[batsplat]

throwback to a couple of my favourite backhanded sets of compliments that casey and valentino threw each other's way

“It’s difficult to say who is the most talented rider,” Stoner said. “Valentino has talent in several things that I lack, for example in dealing with the media. In some aspects he is more talented than me, in others I am more talented. It’s a speech that applies to everyone. Lorenzo has shown that he is more talented than Valentino, and he showed it when they both had the same bike. Dani [Pedrosa] also has great talent, and if he manages to have a great season, without injuries, everyone will have to deal with him.” “We [riders] are all here for the same reason,” the Australian added, “we have the same passion. We all take the same risks and we have to respect each other: there is no reason for hatred, for hating an opponent. We are mature people and we have to realize that. I have great respect for the riders who ride clearly, without doing stupid things. We know that there could be an accident at any time, and we know how difficult it is to stay at the front every week, the effort that this requires. I have great respect for Lorenzo, he is a great fighter. The same goes for Valentino, Dani, Andrea…”

(from 2012) the one-two punch of the media comment and the jorge comment to shit on valentino's talent is really strong stuff. bunch of obvious insults couched in language that's barely trying to hide it but is JUST enough for plausible deniability, like yeah he really did get way better at this whole media schtick bless

“Stoner did an amazing job at Ducati. When I looked back at his telemetry I used to wonder how he’d achieve such times!” Rossi said. “People used to think he was very quick – but not particularly intelligent. And that’s why, eventually, he was successful. The reality is that at Ducati he had to go beyond the limits. Go quicker and quicker. And, if you ride like that, you eventually crash! “We had completely opposing paths in our careers: he’d always ridden for one manufacturer, Honda, under the guidance of Luca Cecchinello. When at Ducati I think he must have thought: ‘Stuff that! This bike is good. I have to win!’ “I, on the other hand, had come from years of success with Honda and Yamaha, and I immediately realised that the bike wasn’t the best. I’m certain that, were Stoner to climb onto Dovizioso’s Ducati tomorrow, he’d still manage to finish a race in 6th place. He used to ride in an incredible way. He’s unique. “Do I miss him? On the track, yes. He has fantastic talent and was difficult to beat. But off the track, no I don’t miss him. Without him there is much better camaraderie between the riders.”

(from 2013) kinda the last time he spoke about casey in any depth for close to a decade, but it's a personal fave interview because there's a really neat 50:50 split between compliments and insults. incredible tonal whiplash in every line

[theknitpotato]

Sand sculpture symbolizing the D-Day landing of 1944 

[swordwizard]

My favorite part about the Boy and the Heron was how beautifully the animation displayed human movement. Every action made by a character had such a visceral impact on the world around it, and all the characters moved in ways that felt natural and fluid considering their skillsets.

[sucktacular]

friendly reminder that if you wanna draw you should draw because I wanna see it and reblog it and eat it so it'll be with me forever

you MADE something!!! that straight up DIDNT exist before??? that's so incredibly metal and amazing and sick as fuck im so proud of you

[carnagechicken]

Well yeah. Hockey man go zoom and fall down. Which movie can give me that?

[sumamakeupacademy]

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[mohammedaldeeb]

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As I left behind the echoes of laughter and camaraderie with my colleagues, patients, and friends,😰

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[jawedhabibacademydelhi]

Mastering Makeup for Different type of Face Shapes for Flawless Looks

A Guide by Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi

When it comes to makeup, one size doesn’t fit all. The secret to flawless makeup application lies in understanding your face shape and using techniques that enhance your unique features. Whether contouring, highlighting, or applying blush, knowing how to work with your face shape can make all the difference. At Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, recognized as No. 1 Makeup Academy in India, we believe in teaching makeup artistry that suits every individual.

Here’s a guide to help you understand the different face shapes and how makeup can be customized for each:

1. Round FaceA round face is characterized by equal width and height with soft, rounded edges and no sharp angles.

Goal: Create the illusion of more definition and angles.

Contouring: Apply a matte bronzer along the sides of the face, temples, and jawline to add structure. Contour just beneath the cheekbones to give a more chiseled look.

Highlighting: Focus on the center of the forehead, down the nose, and the chin to draw light and balance the fullness.

Blush: Apply blush slightly above the apples of your cheeks and blend upwards toward the temples to lift the face.

2. Oval FaceThe oval face is considered well-balanced with slightly wider cheekbones and a gentle narrowing toward the chin.

Goal: Enhance the natural symmetry of the face.

Contouring: Lightly contour under the cheekbones to accentuate the shape.

Highlighting: Highlight the cheekbones, brow bones, and down the bridge of the nose to enhance the face’s natural harmony.

Blush: Sweep blush on the apples of your cheeks and blend out towards the ears for a soft, natural look.

3. Square FaceA square face has a strong, angular jawline and a forehead of equal width.

Goal: Soften the angular features.

Contouring: Contour along the sides of the forehead, the temples, and the jawline to soften the sharpness and create a more oval appearance.

Highlighting: Highlight the center of the forehead and chin to draw attention inward, softening the edges.

Blush: Apply blush to the apples of the cheeks in circular motions to contrast the sharp jawline and add softness.

4. Heart Shaped FaceThe heart shaped face is wider at the forehead with a narrower, pointed chin.

Goal: Balance the wider forehead and soften the chin.

Contouring: Focus on contouring the sides of the forehead to reduce its width and lightly contour the jawline to balance the face.

Highlighting: Apply highlighter to the center of the forehead, nose, and chin to bring balance to the face.

Blush: Apply blush just below the apples of the cheeks and blend outwards, avoiding the upper cheek area.

5. Diamond Shaped FaceA diamond shaped face is narrow at the forehead and jawline, with wider cheekbones.

Goal: Soften the prominent cheekbones.

Contouring: Lightly contour beneath the cheekbones and along the jawline to soften angles.

Highlighting: Highlight the center of the forehead and chin to bring balance and widen the look of these areas.

Blush: Apply blush on the apples of the cheeks to bring attention to the center of the face.

6. Long FaceA long face is characterized by length that is significantly greater than its width.

Goal: Create the illusion of width and shorten the face.

Contouring: Contour along the hairline and the bottom of the chin to minimize the length. Avoid heavy contouring on the sides of the face as this can exaggerate the long shape.

Blush: Apply blush in a horizontal manner across the cheeks to add width and balance out the length.

Highlighting: Use highlighter sparingly on the forehead and chin, and focus more on highlighting the cheekbones and brow bones.

Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, we train our students to understand the nuances of every face shape and how to adjust makeup techniques to suit individual clients. Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi is renowned for offering the best educational environment with world-class infrastructure that includes state-of-the-art equipment and tools. The hands-on training provided by expert instructors ensures that every student leaves our academy ready to excel in the world of makeup artistry.

If you’re passionate about hair, makeup beauty & nail art and aspire to master the art of providing top-notch education, choosing the right academy is crucial. Among the numerous hair and beauty academies in India, the Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi stands out as a premier choice for those serious about a career in the beauty industry.

Here’s why the Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi is considered the No. 1 academy in India:

Top-Notch Education: With a curriculum designed by industry experts, the academy offers world-class education that blends creativity with cutting-edge techniques.

Practical & Theoretical Training: The academy balances hands-on practical sessions with essential theoretical knowledge, ensuring students graduate with comprehensive skills ready for real-world application.

Expert Faculty: The academy boasts highly qualified instructors with years of experience in the beauty and hair care industry. The faculty not only provides technical knowledge but also shares practical insights that help students understand the nuances of different hair textures and types.

Excellent Learning Environment: The academy fosters an inspiring and supportive atmosphere, ensuring students feel motivated and comfortable throughout their journey.

Comprehensive Courses: The academy offers a wide range of courses, from basic haircuts to advanced hair treatments. Their curriculum is constantly updated to meet international standards, ensuring students stay ahead of industry trends.

Modern Classes & Infrastructure: Equipped with modern tools and facilities, the academy ensures that students get the best learning experience. From well-maintained classrooms to professional-grade salon equipment, students get hands-on experience in a real salon environment.

Focus on Practical Training: The Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi places strong emphasis on practical training. This hands-on approach ensures that students are well-prepared to handle real-world clients and offer personalized hair care treatments, including hair spa.

Creative Freedom: A career in hair care allows you to express your creativity and develop a unique style that sets you apart from others in the industry.

Career Opportunities: A certification from a recognized academy opens doors to various career paths, including working at top salons, becoming a freelance stylist, or even starting your own salon.

For more information contact Jawed Habib Academy, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, Contact 9266610366. & Email: info@jawedhabibacademy.com Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, and Twitter for updates and more.

Address: Jawed Habib Academy,1st Floor, 65-A, Metro Station, near Nirman Vihar, Opposite, Metro Pillar No 57, Veer Savarkar Block, Block E, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, 110092

[shearmouth]

If you're "slaving over fandom," it isn't a hobby. As much as we writers like to joke about being chained to our manuscripts or WIPS, we do it because we love it. I write fanfic to keep my writing skills sharp and to make the fic I want to see in the world. I love having readers, but at the end of the day I write for ME. I have gone YEARS between chapters sometimes. Some WIPs will always be dust catchers, and that's ok. I had fun writing them, then life happened, or I shifted fandoms, and I put them on the shelf. Maybe one day I'll come back, maybe not. Either way, it was time well spent.

You know what I don't do? I don't plug my (or anyone else's) unfinished work into ChatGPT to get some soulless bullshit ending whose generative text was made possible by the theft of other people's work. Because I have respect for my art, and other people's art. If I want to come up with the end of a story, I imagine it. Not to be all "back in my day" old man yells at cloud, but not too long ago we had to cook this shit up ourselves, and the creative spaces of the world were better for it.

I've seen the whole "criticizing people for using ai is classist and gatekeeping" (thanks for setting such a great precedent NaNoWriMo), and frankly, I call bullshit. It's not classist to demand art be made by humans. Plugging a prompt into ChatGPT or generative art ai models is not creating art, and as someone who has devoted years of her life to the pursuit of my craft, in my opinion it's fucking offensive to claim otherwise. A thinking, feeling, passionate, imaginative human being didn't make that fic. A million data scrapes in a trench coat did. I think I speak for a lot of folks in fandom spaces when I say miss me with that shit. The world is becoming saturated with it. Leave it out of fandom space, for the love of all that is holy. Let us keep this single space that exists not for profit, but for joy.

No one is saying you shouldn't participate in fandom spaces because you don't have time/ energy/ resources to write or draw. Engage in other ways– read, comment, brainstorm, RP, reblog, commission, make a discord. Fandom is a community. Enjoy it, and patronize it. Don't dilute it with plagiarized bullshit. It is a luxury, but that doesn't make it inherently bad. Fandom is fantasy, and a lot of people need that to help them endure reality. That's not strictly luxury. It's survival. It's sacred.

Also, just because one's effort is not always equivalently repaid does not mean the effort itself is not worth it. Effort is important because it's literally how we change the world around us for the better. It's important to care. It's important to try, to strive, to love something enough to let it roughen your hands. Of course you can burn yourself out like this, and I myself am constantly re-learning how to titrate my energy and effort so they're sustainable long-term and don't destroy me like they did in my teen years. That's a lifelong process for most folks. That doesn't mean the effort was not worth it.

Art for art's sake makes us human. Don't sell out your soul just because creating is hard.

just saw a fanfic on ao3 have a dedication for chatgpt... that section is meant for your horny perverted mutual who proofread your work, you violated sacred law and you will be torn apart and laid bare btw

[dreamweddinghub01]

Planning Your Perfect Destination Wedding in Alwar: A Rajasthan Dream Come True

[xcziel]

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[dental1234]

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[sherbertilluminated]

I remember when I thought I was going to be a codicologist...

Typography Tuesday

We return to our facsimile of a 16th-cnetury calligraphic manuscript, Mira Calligraphiae Monumenta, or Model Book of Calligraphy, written in 1561/62 by Georg Bocskay, the Croatian-born court secretary to the Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I, and illuminated 30 years later by Flemish painter Joris Hoefnagel for the grandson of Ferdinand I, Emperor Rudolph II. The manuscript was produced by Bocskay in Vienna to demonstrate his technical mastery of the immense range of writing styles known to him. To complement and augment Bocskay's calligraphy, Hoefnagel added fruit, flowers, and insects to nearly every page, composing them so as to enhance the unity and balance of the page’s design. Although the two never met, the manuscript has an uncanny quality of collaboration about it.

Our facsimile was the first facsimile produced from the collection at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. It was printed in Lausanne, Switzerland by Imprimeries Reunies and published by Christopher Hudson in 1992. 

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[letmeliedown]

trying to learn how to write ai art prompts to distract myself from the horrors. watch out, artists, i'm comin for your jobs...