Move to more tinting in foundations. The biggest change from the winter months is the foundation. You will want to use a more oil-based product to ensure your skin does not dry out during the cold winter. In addition, you can add tint to the skin if you are hoping to carry your fall color through winter. It is more natural, though, to switch to a foundation that is more similar to your skin's natural color.

Blush is essential when the main color around you is white. At no time should a women apply foundation and powder and just walk out of the house. The natural tones and shades of the skin are uneven and vary in color. The only thing you will accomplish, is looking like one of the neighbor's snowmen. Try using your bright or dark summer blush colors in combination with your setting powder.

Exfoliate regularly. Dry and rough skin tends to build up on the surface during winter months. Using exfoliating products or body scrubs can leave the skin smooth; or as an alternative, use microdermabrasion kits that are available, once a week.

Using bold shadows of warm copper, gold and bronze, blended out over the lid and even beneath the eye, brings sharp contrast when worn without any eye liner and mascara. This completely nude look plays up flawless, china doll skin with subtle blush and an almost nude lip.

Looking at the photos of the models for Chanel, and for a number of other haute couture shows, I wondered how they achieved that effect. The models seemed to be lit with some silvery light. As if fairy dust had been dusted on their faces. It looked wonderful with the black on black outfits paraded on the runway.

Take a blusher brush and dip it into the blusher powder. Dust off the excess onto the back of your hand.Brush, in circular motions from below the cheekbones under the center of each eye, outwards. Lightly. You don't want to look like a clown.For all over radiance, dust the blusher lightly onto your forehead, tip of the nose and chin.

The skin itself needs to be protected during the harsh weather of winter days, so makeup application should begin with an oil based day moisturizer. This prevents the skin from drying out due to the low humidity and cold. At night, it's important to use a heavier moisturizer immediately after showering in order to seal in the skins moisture.

Foundation - matte skin is in this season and models are sporting pale hues with bold eyes and sweeping cheeks dominating the facial canvas. A makeup primer will help you achieve an even matte finish when coupled with a good mineral foundation that matches your skin tone. Winter Tip: if you notice any patchy, dry spots after you apply your foundation, you can dab a dollop of moisturiser over problem areas to help reduce their flaky appearance.

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