A simple makeup look that doesn't take long using simple products. I like a bit of glow and flush even in winter otherwise I would look like a zombie. The main products for this glowy look are luminizer, bronzer, blush and a nude lip product. A bold lip also goes well but makes the look not-as-glowy because it attracts a lot of attention.
So a run-down on how I created this look:
After moisturising my face and lips, I put my hair back with a headband. I then fix my brows with a pencil, and apply my base - my trusty good-old foundation.
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Bourjois foundation in Rose Clair
It has light to medium coverage with a semi-matte finish and applies like a moisturiser. |
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My trusty Sugarbaby Bronzer which is very light and not too intense in colour.
(I also applied a dab of Daniel Sandler watercolour blush in Cherub.) |
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| Using an angled brush to contour! |
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| Set everything with a translucent powder (this is a cheap one I got from Missha and does the job well enough). |
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| Luminizer! I used a liquid one so it looks the most natural on the skin. |
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| Also used some liquid eyeliner (Maybelline Master Precise) to do a very fine winged look. |
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| Applied Taupe from my Lorac Pro palette over my eyelid for some depth & colour. |
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| And a bit of sable on the outer "corner" of my eye - barely any really. |
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| Curling my extremely downward-facing lashes with my Shu Uemura eyelash curler. |
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Most of the time I don't use mascara, but I put a bit on today, using my all-time favourite.
It's good for length and not so much volume, which gives it a natural look.
There are tiny hair-like fibres in the formula that stick to your lashes to lengthen! |
After I applied all of these I just put my Burt's Bees tinted lip balm on (the one in my previous post).
And that's it folks! A really easy, quick and natural look for the colder days when you want to look like a snow princess (questionable).
