Natural No-makeup Makeup Look Tutorial
In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to achieve a soft, natural clean makeup look, including natural looking eye makeup.
I will show this to you on one side of my face, you can compare both sides and see just how natural this makeup looks!
For this super natural look, I will skip eyeshadow and lipsticks. The goal is to ensure no one thinks you are wearing makeup!
Tools and materials:
- Emulsion
- Skincare products
- Green corrector
- Foundation
- Contouring cream (optional)
- Blush
- Brow pencil
- Concealer
- Kajal pencil
- Powder
- Mascara
- Eyeshadow (for extending inner corner)
- Lip liner
1. Prep your skin
Begin with your regular emulsion and skincare routine, ensuring your skin is prepped for this no-makeup makeup.
2. Cover your red spots
Apply a green corrector to any red spots on your face.
3. Apply foundation
With a soft, fluffy brush, apply foundation all over your face using a tapping motion.
I want you to see that even with a lot of makeup, it can still look natural. Consider using a CC cream for a more natural appearance.
4. Use contouring cream
Contour your face using a cream contouring product to your cheekbones and above your brow bone.
Using cream products is crucial for achieving a natural look without extra powder texture.
You can also contour just under your jaw line.
5. Apply blush … everywhere!
Apply a super red blush (or something pinkish, if preferred) everywhere, including on your eyes.
This gives a finished look and prevents the blush from looking like a random red spot.
6. Groom your brows
Use a brow pencil to add a bit of structure to your brows.
Blend out your brows for a more natural look.
7. Apply concealer
Apply concealer to brighten your face, making sure to blend everything seamlessly for a natural appearance.
8. Brighten your eyes
I said we wouldn’t use eyeshadow, but that doesn’t mean we will ignore the eyes completely.
Use a kajal pencil on your waterline to brighten your eyes.
9. Time for powder and mascara
Apply a bit of powder to matte the under-eye zone and forehead.
Also add some powder to the middle of your forehead.
Use a minimal amount of mascara on the corners of your eyes to avoid a spider paw effect.
10. Extend your inner eye corner and your lips
Use a fine brush to extend your inner corner slightly with eyeshadow.
Overline your lips subtly, almost matching the color of your lips.
Blend it out with your fingertip for a more natural look.
11. Add more blush and some freckles
Add a bit more blush to bring life to your face. Consider using cream blush for a natural shine.
If your spots are not completely covered, dot on some freckles on top of the foundation for a no-makeup effect.
Natural no-makeup makeup look
And here is the final look. No makeup on one side and natural-looking makeup on the other, that makes my face look clean and natural but not made up.
I hope you give this no-makeup makeup technique a try. If you do, leave a comment to let me know how you liked it!
Next, check out these Super Effective Tips for Applying Makeup to Textured Skin.
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