Natural-looking makeup can be attractive and pleasing, whether you’re just starting to wear it or you want a more understated appearance. Even if you’ve never tried it before, you can easily achieve this look on your own
1. Applying Makeup to Your Face
Remove any prior makeup from your face.
Using a cotton ball, apply makeup remover or water. To remove old makeup, dab or rub the cotton ball in small circles. Determine your skin type and cleanse, tone, and moisturize twice daily with appropriate products. Exfoliate your skin if you have skin problems such as spots or blackheads.
Moisturize your face
Apply an unscented, oil-free lotion with a little dab the size of a pea. Scented lotions can irritate your skin, causing breakouts or an allergic reaction, while oily lotions promote acne.
Instead of foundation, try a tinted moisturizer for a more natural look. Tinted moisturizers blend in with your skin tone while still providing SPF protection. Tinted moisturizer will appear best on those lucky girls with clearer skin.
Apply concealer under your eyes and on any imperfections
Concealer goes on first, which helps you use less foundation overall. Ensure that this is an exact match to the hue of your skin. Apply the concealer directly to the area rather than all around it. This helps to minimize the spot’s intensity and halo effect. with optional beige powder setting.
You simply need enough concealer to cover the spot, so don’t overdo it.
Apply foundation
Before you begin, you should check to see if you’re using the correct foundation color. Test the foundation in natural light to ensure it is the correct hue for your skin. To see if the color matches, dab a few spots on your cheek and angle your face in various ways.
Dab the foundation on your face with your finger or a sponge, blending it in until it looks like your skin tone. If you stop at the edge of your face, there will be a definite line where the foundation finishes, giving the appearance that you’re wearing a mask.
If you have dark circles or bags under your eyes, put three dots along the line of the circles. Use your ring finger to gently mix it.
Apply Bronzer
Some people don’t add bronzer or blush until after they’ve done their eyes. A excellent approach to give yourself a natural glow is with bronzer. Apply bronzer sparingly to your entire face (or just along your cheekbones and T-Zone for a natural-looking tan). On individuals with fair complexion, bronzer can, however, look ridiculous if applied improperly. Before using bronzer outside, test it out on yourself at home to make sure it looks good. Skip this step if you don’t like how it appears.
Apply Blush
If you’re not satisfied with your bronzer, try blush instead. Crème blush works better than powder blush because it creates a dewy look and lasts longer. Rub a little champagne-colored crème blush on your ring finger and mix it into your cheekbones. It is important to note that you should not use both blush and bronzer; instead, choose one.
2, Applying Eye Makeup
Apply eyeshadow
For a professional appearance, use two hues of eyeshadow. Depending on your skin tone and colour, the colors you choose should be golds, browns, or silvers. Apply a light, neutral shade all over your lid and just above your crease, then use a little darker shade to softly line the top lid and outline your crease. Remember to combine the colors for a natural look.
Brown, black, or gray eyeliner on your upper lashline
Some women prefer not to apply this since eyeliner looks less natural than mascara-only eyes. Other cosmetic experts recommend lining your eyelids with a roasted-colored gel liner. Pencil liner is less natural looking than liquid or gel liner, and gel liner is simpler to blend. Line two-thirds of your upper and one-third of your lower lashlines. Make a smudge with a cotton bud on the line.
Use a white eyeliner to make your eyes look larger
To make your eyes appear brighter, line the inside corners of your eyes with white eyeliner or white eyeshadow.
Apply one layer of mascara after curling your lashes
Curling your lashes can give you a bright, awake appearance. Apply one layer of your preferred mascara on your eyelashes to make them stand out against your skin.
3. Applying Makeup to Your Lips
Apply a sheer nude lip color
Avoid using chalky lipsticks or glosses on your lips. Lip stain is often the best option because it appears natural and lasts all day. Use a lip color that is similar to your natural lip color.
Dab a tiny amount of the shimmering blush onto the center of your lips
Test this step at home before wearing it out; some people dislike the look of blush in the center of your lips. Do whatever feels (and appears) best to you.