10 Beauty Secrets Every Teen Should Know…

10 Beauty Secrets Every Teen Should Know…

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10 Beauty Secrets Every Teen Should Know…

When I started putting on makeup, I was a teenager and I must say that even though I thought I knew what I was doing, I didn’t!  I know, there is nothing worse than getting advice from older people, so when the older ones in my life told me how to do it, I don’t think I took it to heart. However, the truth is that some advice really is worth taking! I always tried to take my mom’s advice. We have read thousands of beauty tips and tried thousands of products and only a couple of them are worth having. Here are 10 beauty secrets every teen should know…

10. Skip the foundation

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If you have acne, then it is important that you skip the foundation. Foundation is for older women, not for teenagers. It is going to cover up your natural beauty. Foundation on a teenager is far from natural. If you have blemishes, then try covering them up with some concealer and follow this step with some tinted moisturizer or some powder.

9. You can never go wrong with layers for your hair

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Long layers are great for all hair types. It does not matter if you have straight, wavy or super curly hair. It will make thin hair look thicker, wavy hair look like you just got back from the beach sexy and curly hair look more manageable. For a little added advice, make sure you do not put too many layers in there. Also, super short layers are out dated.

8. Are you dealing with acne?

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Go to a dermatologist. What is the biggest mistake people someone with acne could make? Not getting professional help. Forget about those expensive jeans you want, getting rid of the pimples will be the best investment you could ever make. The only guaranteed way to get rid of them would be to see a dermatologist.

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  1. brunetteebabe, 05/19/10 at 4:33 am

    not meaning to be rude but.. you got most (if not ALL) of these tips from http://beauty.about.com/od/teenbeauty/a/teenbeauty.htm -_-


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    • Melanie, 05/20/10 at 12:20 am

      Yep, that’s no secret, it’s all about research and getting the information to people who normally would not find it, but they’ll see it on Allwomenstalk.com, because they read the blog regularly, girly. I may have used it and many other sites, but that’s all a part of research. You just showed my readers that I do research and not pull things out of my butt. I have been a freelance writer fulltime for 6 years and as you see, the blog is freshly written, I didn’t copy anything.
      Melanie Fitzpatrick


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    • arielle, 06/4/10 at 12:58 pm
  2. Chanti, 05/19/10 at 10:15 am
  3. Nicole, 05/19/10 at 10:52 am

    For the tip that says try before buy, Rite Aid has a Beauty Back Guarantee program where you can bring back any cosmetic (open or closed!) and get your money back if you have the receipt! It has helped me sooo much to find out which products and colors look best on my skin!


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  4. Liz x, 05/19/10 at 11:28 am

    Great tips, but I would say with the founation, what if you have an uneven skin tone? It would take forever and wouldnt look right with concealer in my opinion xx


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  5. Eva, 05/19/10 at 10:29 pm

    good looking out brunetteebabe! ;D


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  6. Stacey, 05/21/10 at 10:52 am

    It’s so not true that foundation is ‘only for older women and not younger ones’. Foundation is the basic, along side concealer, and it is for everyone who wears make up, if they wish to use foundation.


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  7. Lindsey, 05/24/10 at 1:41 pm

    so helpfull!!! but i am not really sure how wrapping your hair is a tip.. it’s a complsuive habbit for some people


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