Beauty Tips| Can you use the same moisturizer for face and hands?

          You need to use different products to suit your skin’s different needs. The skin on your face tends to be thin and prone to breakouts and wrinkles, while the skin on your hands is thicker and tends to get overly dry and cracked due to washing them with soap several times a day. So your facial moisturizer should be lightweight and noncomedogenic, and perhaps contain film-forming agents that will tighten skin to help reduce appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Your hands should be a heavier barrier cream that protects your digits from harsh conditions and boost their moisture. 

Contoured Face!

  Bring your favorite features to the forefront! Sweep a matte bronzer one shade darker than your skin tone below     your cheekbones, at your temples, and along the sides of the nose. (It will bring out your bone structure). Then apply liquid highlighter down the bridge of your nose, along cheekbones, in your tear ducts, and on cupid's bow to cast an overall glow. try: Revlon Age Defying Face Illuminator, $14, drugstore; Sephora Collection I.T. Round Powder Brush, $40, sephora.com; Smashbox Photo Set Pressed Powder, $29, sephora.com