LOOK BOOK: PINK MAKEUP

  • 26 Nov - 02 Dec, 2022
  • Mag The Weekly
  • Beauty

From nail designs to clothing and of course, makeup – monochromatic looks are on trend. And a baby pink monochromatic makeup looks amazing nonetheless. Now, we know you may be used to rocking a soft pink lip and might feel a bit hesitant about wearing this hue all over your face. But we’re here to show you just how wearable an all-pink makeup look can be. In addition to giving you a full tutorial on creating a baby pink monochromatic look, we’re also including the beauty products you’ll need to achieve it. So grab your makeup brushes and keep reading to learn how to create this look on yourself. Rocking an all-over pink makeup look is not as hard as it may seem. Plus, it’s a great colour to help brighten up your face and give you a natural-looking flush. Ahead, check out this step-by-step tutorial to create a monochromatic makeup look.

Step 1: Pick the right shade of pink

Start by choosing a shade of pink that complements your skin tone. There are several different hues of soft pink and you’ll want to make sure the colour you choose shows up well on your skin. The deeper your skin tone, the more vibrant your pink hue should be to keep it from looking ashy. Lighter to medium skin tones can opt for rosy and berry-toned pinks, which will help to warm up the complexion.

Step 2: Apply your base makeup

Lay down a flawless base for your pink makeup by using the Chanel Sublimage L'essence De Teint fresh wear foundation, with a blend artist foundation blender. Be sure to apply your foundation with rolling and dabbing motions for seamless coverage. If you prefer powder foundation, opt for the L’Oréal Paris Infallible 24 Hour Fresh Wear in a Powder, matte finish. It comes with a sponge applicator that you can use to get an even and natural-looking finish.

Step 3: Create a soft baby pink eyeshadow Look

Monochromatic makeup generally features a simple eyeshadow look. So, you’ll only need to colour in your lids with one hue. Grab a fluffy eyeshadow brush and choose your favourite pink hue from the L’Oréal Paris Colour Riche Pocket Palette Eyeshadow in Avenue Des Roses. Or you can mix both pink shades to create one flattering hue. Be sure to sweep the colour all over your eyelids, into the crease, and along the bottom of the lids to create a balanced eye makeup look. It should look like one seamless wash of pink across your entire eyelid.

Step 4: Coat your lashes with mascara

What’s an eye makeup look without mascara? Swipe on a few coats of the Maybelline New York Lash Sensational Mascara in Very Black for a pop of bold lashes to add to the look. Waterproof mascaras are the safest tools to go for as you won’t have to worry about getting raccoon-looking eyes when you go to the beach or pool this summer. And this mascara has a weightless air whipped formula that will stay put for up to 24 hours.

Editor’s Tip: If you have sensitive eyes or allergies, opt for a mascara formula that has been ophthalmologist and allergy-tested and deemed suitable for those who wear contact lenses.

Step 5: Add colour to your cheeks

Mimic a natural flush by applying a soft pink blush on the apples of your cheeks. Try the Estee Lauder bright pink blusher or literally any hues of pink blushes that you like on your cheeks. You can even use the draping technique, which involves applying blush along the temples and in the spots, you would normally place your contour powder.

Step 6: Swipe on colour to your lips

When it comes to picking out a lip colour to complete your monochromatic makeup look, opt for a sheer wash of pink to match. Avoid using heavily pigmented lipstick, as this can overpower the soft baby pink hues on your eyes and cheeks. Use the Chanel Beauty Rouge Coco Gloss Moisturising Glossimer in Tendresse. Its hydrating formula will help keep your lips moisturised and soft for up to eight hours. The colour also does not fade or feather, so you can keep sipping on your refreshing iced tea poolside, without having to re-apply your gloss constantly.

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