My favorite makeup look is natural, beautiful skin. You really don't need a ton of makeup to achieve this. Especially for everyday basis when you don’t really have the time to do crazy contouring or apply interminable layers of product in your skin.
In most of my tutorials I use very little makeup and products, because lets be honest.... makeup will always look like makeup! So the less you use, the better it will look!
Don’t get me wrong, I also love a full glam from time to time, but today we are talking about everyday makeup. So let's keep it simple. Lately my skin has become drier than normal, so I have slightly changed the way I apply my makeup. Instead of using powders I’m using more cream products to give my skin that necessary extra layer of moisture it needs.
I've been using Skin Recovery Moisturiser by Paula's Choice followed by my favourite sunscreen also from Paula’s Choice.
I like to mix my foundation with my spf and create my very own tinted moisturizer especially designed for my skin colour (by me...). After that I conceal my blemishes with secret camouflage concealer by Laura Mercier. I’m a fan of this concealer because it does a marvelous job of hiding little imperfections and stays put the whole day. Don’t use it for under your eyes as it is a bit too dry for this area.
For dry skin I prefer to use cream blusher Dr.PAWPAW Outrageous Orange Balm I love the fact that this product is ethically sourced, cruelty free and vegan approved. I'm using it on my cheeks and lips. This peachy color really suits my skin, but they have it in other shades. The finish it leaves on the skin is so beautiful and natural. To highlight my cheek bones I'm using The Flawless filter by Charlotte Tilbury. Highlight your skin without applying bronzer, that way you create a defined look that will look much more natural.
It will take around 1O minutes to do this and your skin will look amazing. Let me know how it goes. I will love to hear from you!
Lots of love,
Adriana.
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