Easy Tips on How To Look Natural With Makeup
So how do you look natural with makeup? First, have a clean face free from dust or traces of previous makeup. Exfoliate if you have blackheads and other facial problems.
Do not forget to moisturize
especially after exfoliating. Moisturizing the face keeps it soft, supple and
younger looking. Apply a pea sizes amount of unscented, oil-free lotion all
over your face.
After moisturizing, you can
then apply foundation. Or better yet, use tinted moisturizer instead, which is
great because it’s two-in-one.
Use concealer to cover dark
circles under your eyes. If you have blemishes, apply concealer to hide them. Remember
to not use concealer as foundation because it’ll look cakey and feel heavy of
your skin. Only apply them on pimples, acne and other facial flaws you need to
cover.
Use cream blush on the
apples of your cheeks. Cream blush provides a more natural, dewy look and it
lasts longer compared to powder blush. Opt for a champagne tinted cream blush
and add a little bit of pink for that rosy, all-natural look.
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If you’re pale or very
fair-skinned, use a bronzer instead of a blush. Do not use both and do not
over-do the bronzer. You want to look healthy and sun-kissed but not someone
who just got out of a facial tanning salon.
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For the eyes, line your
upper lash line with a brown kohl pencil or a gel liner. Do not forget to
smudge.
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For natural looking, fuller eyebrows,
use a matte eyeshadow that matches your hair color.
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Apply two swipes of mascara
and use a declumping brush or an eyebrow brush to smoothen the lashes.
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After all the creams, it’s
nice to powder on some loose foundation on your face especially your t-zone. Make
sure that what your using is the right color for you. You can test it by
applying the powder on your cheek under natural light.
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Use a tinted lip balm for a
subtle color and sheen.
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And these my friends are the ways on hw to look natural with makeup!
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