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Make-up

Do you want to create the perfect face make-up or get your feet looking their finest? Vega’s head-to-toe guide helps you with easy to follow techniques used by today's leading make-up and make-over specialists. You'll get some useful grooming tips too!

Your face is the first part of your body, which is noticed. Therefore it is important to apply the right makeup with right Vega make-up brushes. Read on for some valuable insights about foundation, powder and blush and eyes.

Foundation:

Foundation is a "backdrop" to your makeup. It's meant to create the kind of "perfect" skin that women have always dreamt of. Learn the tricks of applying foundation accurately. Choosing the right foundation brush is equally important. Vega foundation brush is finest brush available in the market.

Powder :

Applying powder is an important feature of face make-up. Vega domed brush made from natural hair which has a particular texture that holds and disperses powder extremely well and so is brilliant for precise application of face powder. Vega powder brush gives maximum coverage in minimum strokes.

Blush:

Blush is an important part of make-up. Blusher adds color and depth to the skin and can give our cheeks, forehead and nose a healthy, dazzling look using Vega blush brush makes it easy.

Eyes:

A woman expresses herself through her eyes and therefore you have to take special care to make them more expressive by applying the perfect makeup. Using Vega brushes for applying shadows, lines and mascara keep you point of attraction.

Hair Care

Manicure

Like we care for the other parts of our body hands are also an essential part to be looked after. Caring for your hands is an essential part of the beauty essentials.

A proper manicure will keep your hands and nails looking lovely and trendy. In order to keep your manicure looking great for a longer time, you need to take extra care for your hands.

Tools required for Manicure:

	•	Nail scissors
	•	Emery board (nail file)
	•	Buffer and buffing paste
	•	Cotton wool and buds
	•	Tissues
	•	Enamel remover
	•	Small dish with diluted disinfectant (dettol)
	•	Orange stick
	•	Cuticle knife
	•	Cuticle nippers
	•	Cuticle cream
	•	Cuticle remover
	•	Small bowl for soaking your hands
	•	Moisturiser
	•	Base coat
	•	Coloured Enamels
	•	Topcoat

Manicure Procedure:

	•	First make sure that your hands and nails are clean. Remove any old enamel that you may have on your nails with the cotton wool and enamel remover.
	•	Decide on what shape you would like on your nails, cut them if needed, and then use your emery board to file them. File your nails into the most crack-resistant shape: a square with rounded corners.
	•	Take a cotton bud and remove a very small amount of buffing paste from the pot and smear on the top of your nail. With the buffer, buff your nails. To get a natural shine, use a buffer that offers three or four polishing textures. Start with the coarsest surface and end with the finest one.
	•	With another cotton bud, remove a small amount of cuticle cream and apply to the cuticle of each nail. Massage this in circular movements.
	•	Soak your hands in warm soapy water containing an anti-bacterial liquid soap.
	•	Dry your hands carefully pushing back the cuticles with the towel.
	•	Put a tipped stick into your cuticle remover and wipe over each cuticle and push back each cuticle in circular movement.
	•	Wet your cuticle V tip to carefully lift the cuticle from the nail plate.
	•	Use Cuticle nippers to remove excess cuticle.
	•	Re-soak your hands then pat dry. It is important to remove cuticle remover from your hands after application. Dry and apply a good moisturiser all over the hand and arm up to the elbow, as this is a place everyone tends to forget.

Make your Manicure Last:

A proper manicure will keep your hands and nails looking lovely and trendy. In order to keep your manicure looking great for a longer time, you need to take extra care.

Pedicure

Out of all of the parts of the body, the foot is often the first to be neglected. Pedicure is the care of the feet, legs and toenails.A little pampering on a regular basis of your feet can take care of them and you will have feet that will look beautiful. We give you tips to care for your feet.

Tools Required For Pedicure:

	•	Nail cutter
	•	Nail file
	•	Cuticle cutter
	•	Cuticle pusher
	•	Nailbrush
	•	Pumice stone
	•	Foot scrapper

Pedicure Procedure:

	•	Soak your feet in warm soapy water for a couple of minutes then pat them dry. Make sure that you cover your toenails thoroughly.
	•	Remove any old enamel from your toenails with cotton wool and enamel remover.
	•	Use your nail clippers to file and cut your nails. File your toenails to take off any rough edges, but only straight across.
	•	Clean the foot using nailbrush, foot scrapper and pumice stone.
	•	Re-soak your feet for a couple of minutes.
	•	Apply cuticle remover to the cuticles.
	•	Wet your cuticle V tip to carefully lift the cuticle.
	•	Re-soak again and then dry thoroughly.
	•	Apply a good moisturiser all over your foot and ankle take the time to gently rub it in. Also at this time you can lightly dust between your toes with a medicated talc or foot powder.

Some important Tips:

	•	Wash your feet regularly - to avoid a fungal infection which will cause athletes foot.
	•	Make sure that you always dry them properly, even in between the toes!
	•	Exfoliate your feet often - once a week.
	•	Apply medicated foot powders, anti-perspirant and refreshing foot sprays.
	•	Massage for relaxation and to get the blood circulation going.
	•	Only ever cut your toe nails straight across to avoid in growing nails.
	•	Wear cotton socks to absorb moisture from your feet.
	•	Buy correct fitting shoes.
	•	Alternate your footwear. If possible wear shoes that will let your feet breath - either a sandal or leather shoes.
	•	Always remember to keep your implements clean: if they are left dirty they may harbour germs and cause infections.

Tips to avoid cracked heels:

	•	Do not expose your feet to extreme climate i.e., extreme cold or extreme heat.
	•	Wash feet daily in lukewarm water, blot dry without rubbing and apply a urea-based cream.
	•	If your heels are very dry, use a pumice stone to slough off dry skin, cover feet with petroleum jelly and put a pair of socks before going to bed.
	•	Pedicure your feet more often.
	•	Use hot-cold water technique. Dip your feet in hot water and then after five minutes dip it in cold water. Do this for 20 minutes. This method improves the blood circulation.
	•	Choose your shoes carefully and pick only the best quality.
	•	Before going to bed daily pamper your feet with a rich moisturising cream.

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