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Ghazal Wahidy, a popular beauty influencer, gained massive attention after her video demonstrating a fake facelift technique with just a few strategically placed concealer applications went viral.

Makeup artist shows how to ace a fake face-lift in seconds; watch viral video here! 

Ghazal Wahidy, a popular beauty influencer, gained massive attention after her video demonstrating a fake facelift technique with just a few strategically placed concealer applications went viral.

Ghazal Wahidy, a makeup content creator captured attention with her TikTok tutorial titled "How to Fake a Face Lift!"
In her video, she demonstrated the art of achieving the tightened and contoured look reminiscent of a surgical facelift, using only concealer.
Wahidy popularized the hashtag #FaceLiftMakeup, which has garnered the interest of over 435.1 million beauty enthusiasts online.
Rather than advising viewers to apply excessive concealer under their eyes and blend it with a beauty sponge, Wahidy offered a different approach.
Using the left side of her face as a demonstration canvas, she delicately applied small strokes of concealer between her nose and the inner corner of her eye. She then added a slight diagonal swipe of concealer to the outer corners of her eye and lip. By skillfully blending these lines into her skin, she created a defined angular structure, remarkably mimicking the effects of a face-lift.
Makeup enthusiasts were astounded by the flawless outcome, showering Wahidy with praise. One virtual fan exclaimed, "Wow, beautiful!" Another keen observer noted, "The left side of your face naturally appears more lifted." &nbsp; &nbsp;Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/are-pink-concealers-game-changers-here-s-what-makeup-enthusiasts-think-1681893202110">Are pink concealers game changers? Here's what makeup enthusiasts think</a>

The ombre concealer trend tends to brighten the under-eye area, giving you a natural look.

Ankush Bahuguna tries TikTok's viral ombre concealer technique; find out how well it works

The ombre concealer trend tends to brighten the under-eye area, giving you a natural look.

The ombre under-eyes technique is TikTok's latest sensation. The viral trend has grabbed the focus of several beauty enthusiasts including influencer Ankush Bahuguna.&nbsp;
He recently tried the ombre concealer technique and posted a video of the same. Let's find out what is it and if it works.
To master the trend all you need is shades of highlighter and blush. Here's how to do it:
<ul>
<li>Opt for two distinct shades of concealer, with one being notably brighter and the other aligning closely with your natural skin tone</li>
<li>Apply the lighter concealer shade near the inner corner of the eye and use the darker shade to the central area</li>
<li>Apply blush to the outermost corner and gently blend it all for a beautiful brightened look</li>
</ul>
Pro Tip: You can add variations to the shades according to your skin type to get a warm, youthful glow.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/you-have-been-applying-concealer-all-wrong-here-s-the-right-way-to-do-it-1675659417381">You have been applying concealer all wrong; here's the right way to do it</a>

There is a risk of skin damage from applying ice directly on the face. Experts always recommend applying ice after wrapping it in a thin cloth.

Ice water for face, useful or harmful? Know what experts have to say

There is a risk of skin damage from applying ice directly on the face. Experts always recommend applying ice after wrapping it in a thin cloth.

Many Bollywood actors like Alia Bhatt and Katrina Kaif swear by ice water. Dunking their face into ice water first thing in the morning is a part of their beauty regime. But experts suggest not to do so.&nbsp;
There is a risk of skin damage from applying ice directly on the face. Experts always recommend applying ice after wrapping it in a thin cloth. If ice is applied without washing the face, bacteria present on the surface is absorbed inside and might cause bacterial infection.&nbsp; Ice water facial also affects blood circulation of your skin.
If the skin is dry and sensitive, then the use of ice can irritate it and might result in cuts and scratches on the skin. That's why it is always better to consult a dermatologist before following such skincare trends.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a title="Does dunking your head into ice water cure hangover? Let's find out if this viral hack works" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/does-dunking-your-head-into-ice-water-cure-hangover-let-s-find-out-if-this-viral-hack-works-1675338959721">Does dunking your head into ice water cure hangover? Let's find out if this viral hack works</a>

Celebrity makeup artist Melissa Murdick recently shared how to use concealer properly in order to hide pimples, take a look!

Celebrity makeup artist shares tips on applying concealer; check it out

Celebrity makeup artist Melissa Murdick recently shared how to use concealer properly in order to hide pimples; take a look!

You’ve been applying concealer all wrong; here's the right way to do it 

Celebrity makeup artist Melissa Murdick recently shared how to use concealer properly in order to hide pimples; take a look!

Does your acne keep returning and keeps getting worse? Well, turns out you&rsquo;ve been applying concealer all wrong.
Recently, celebrity makeup artist Melissa Murdick shared on TikTok how to hide pimples without contaminating the product container.
In her video, Murdick instructs viewers to add a drop of liquid concealer onto the back of their hand and then apply it on the face with the help of a brush.&nbsp;
She also recommends letting the concealer rest on the face for about 10 seconds and in the final step, the artist advises using a setting spray instead of setting powder. &nbsp;
As per Melissa, using the concealer brush directly on your pimple will allow bacteria to transfer to the brush and into the container, which may worsen your acne.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/nail-the-clean-girl-makeup-look-with-a-brown-mascara-1675146604171">Nail the clean girl makeup look with a brown mascara&nbsp;</a>

Experts warn against the viral TikTok hack using egg whites to remove blackheads.

Is egg white an effective ingredient in removing blackheads? Find out!

Experts warn against the viral TikTok hack using egg whites to remove blackheads.

Another day, another beauty hack! This time TikTokers are swearing by egg whites to remove blackheads. But, does it really work? Let's find out.&nbsp;
Recently, a TikToker shared a video showing how he makes DIY nose strips to tackle blackheads.&nbsp;
In the video, social media influencer, Armen Adamjan, whisks up some egg whites and applies it on his nose in between layers of tissue paper. He lets it sit and harden for 10 to 15 minutes and then slowly peels it off.
According to him, this DIY hack is quite effective. However, experts are against the viral skincare trend and claim it is likely to be ineffective and may cause skin irritation.&nbsp;
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/here-s-how-you-can-treat-your-over-exfoliated-skin-1672829361879"> Here's how you can treat your over-exfoliated skin</a>

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