From Day to Night: The 5-Minute Makeup Transition
Apply lipstick or lip gloss directly to the lips, and then gently smudge it with your fingers to make the lip color more natural.
Base makeup:
quickly even out skin tone
First, squeeze out an appropriate amount of air cushion BB cream or CC cream and apply it on the forehead, cheeks, nose and chin. Use a powder puff or beauty egg to gently pat from the center of the face outward to quickly even out skin tone. If there are obvious dark circles or acne, you can use concealer to partially cover them. Concealer should be used in small amounts and multiple times to avoid too much makeup. Finally, use loose powder or pressed powder to gently press the entire face to set the makeup and control oil, so that the base makeup will last longer.
Eyebrows:
Create a natural eyebrow shape
Choose an eyebrow pencil or eyebrow powder that is similar to your hair color. First, use an eyebrow brush to comb your eyebrows and straighten them. Then, use an eyebrow pencil or eyebrow powder to gently fill in the direction of eyebrow growth. The color from the brow peak to the eyebrow tail can be slightly darker to create a natural eyebrow shape. If the eyebrows are sparse, you can use an eyebrow pencil to draw the shape of the eyebrows one by one to make the eyebrows look thicker.
Eye makeup:
brighten and enlarge the eyes
Use light beige or nude eye shadow to apply a large area of base on the eyelids to reduce swelling and brighten. Then, use brown eye shadow to gently smudge the triangle area at the end of the eye to increase the depth of the eye. Next, use an eyelash curler to curl the eyelashes, starting from the root of the eyelashes, and curl them in three sections, so that the curled eyelashes are more curled and lasting. Finally, apply mascara, starting from the root of the eyelashes, and brush upward in a Z shape to make the eyelashes thicker and longer. If you have enough time, you can use a black eyeliner to draw a thin inner eyeliner at the root of the eyelashes to make the eyes more lively.
Lip makeup:
add good complexion
Choose a lipstick or lip gloss that suits your skin tone. If you want a natural makeup effect, you can choose a gentle color such as nude pink and bean paste; if you want a more eye-catching effect, you can choose a bright color such as red and orange. Apply lipstick or lip gloss directly to the lips, and then gently smudge it with your fingers to make the lip color more natural.