So I am watching videos on beginner makeup on youtube...
The video poster is said around 3:30-3:45 in the video ...."It doesn't go completely matte because it still has a nice sheen to it"
So I wasn't sure what matte or sheen meant so I googled and came up with this for matte:
Matte: Matte means that it’s completely dry/flat, and it has no shimmer, or shine to it.
Is this correct?
I could not find on google an exact definition of sheen but from the video I am thinking sheen means this:
Sheen means it has at least some shimmer and/or shine to it.
Sort of like the opposite of matte or sort of like absense of a matte(non-shiny/shimmery) look??
I also noticed earlier in these makeup tutorials that she said if you have oily skin then you are going to want a mattifying moisturizer...so I am assuming the reason is to get rid of the shine of the oil if I am correct about my definition about sheen?
The video poster is said around 3:30-3:45 in the video ...."It doesn't go completely matte because it still has a nice sheen to it"
So I wasn't sure what matte or sheen meant so I googled and came up with this for matte:
Matte: Matte means that it’s completely dry/flat, and it has no shimmer, or shine to it.
Is this correct?
I could not find on google an exact definition of sheen but from the video I am thinking sheen means this:
Sheen means it has at least some shimmer and/or shine to it.
Sort of like the opposite of matte or sort of like absense of a matte(non-shiny/shimmery) look??
I also noticed earlier in these makeup tutorials that she said if you have oily skin then you are going to want a mattifying moisturizer...so I am assuming the reason is to get rid of the shine of the oil if I am correct about my definition about sheen?
