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179 months ago

neo (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

English > Spanish

Subject:

Technical / Engineering

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

cheat a peachy glow

Context:

Start with a purifying cream, it’s the best way to prep your skin for a flawless base, follow with a light foundation or tinted moisturizer and lightly dust cheekbones to cheat a healthy, peachy glow.

 

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179 months ago

Mario  See profile wrote:

aparentar un fulgor aterciopelado

My comment:

Contexto:
Comience con una crema purificante, es la mejor manera de preparar la piel para una base perfecta , prosiga con una base liviana o un humectante pigmentado y empolve suavemente los pómulos, para aparentar un saludable fulgor aterciopelado.

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179 months ago

easytrad  See profile wrote:

darle una tez de pesca notable

My comment:

cuando queremos decir que la piel tiene un color rojo, decimos un tez de pesca(un teint de pêche)

179 months ago

easytrad  See profile wrote:

para darles (a sus mejillas) algo parecido a un brillo de salud aterciopelado

179 months ago

easytrad  See profile wrote:

aparentar un brillo luminoso

My comment:

Hi,

I just asked to a lady how she would say this in Spanish (from Spain), and this is the way ladies do here in Spain.

Regards.

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179 months ago

  See profile wrote:

Here you can find a little spanish glossary where the term "luminoso" in cosmetics is explained. http://www.maybelline.es/ESSENTIAL_TIPS/Beauty_Dictionary.aspx