Makeup for a Date Night
Make Up Tutorials
- Cleanse your face
- Prep your skin with serum and moisturizer
- Apply primer
- Massage your face
- Set everything with setting spray
- Apply foundation and blend it with a sponge
- Apply concealer and blend it
- Contour your face
- Apply blush
- Apply compact powder
- Set everything with translucent powder
- Brush off the excess of powder
- Put concealer over your eyelids and blend it with a brush
- Apply darker pink shadow over your eyelid and lighter pink shadow in the corner of your eye. Blend both shades for a nice gradient
- Draw a wing with an eyeliner
- Apply brow gel and brush your eyebrows nicely
- Set your eyebrows with translucent powder
- Shape your brows using an eyebrow pencil
- Put concealer and then foundation to make edges of your brows cleaner. Blend products
- Apply mascara
- Add false lashes
- Set everything with setting powder
- Apply concealer on your lips and blend it with a brush
- Contour your lips with a darker lipstick
- Apply light pink lip gloss
- Add powder blush
- Put highlighter on your cheekbones, nose bridge, chin, and cupid bow, and blend it
- Set your makeup with a setting spray
Tools
Blending Sponge
Makeup Pad
Foundation Brush
Makeup Wipe
Eyebrow Brush
Blush Brush
Eyeshadow Brush
Contouring Brush
Highlighter Brush
False Eyelashes
Lipstick Brush
Blending Sponge
Makeup Pad
Foundation Brush
Makeup Wipe
Eyebrow Brush
Blush Brush
Eyeshadow Brush
Contouring Brush
Cosmetics
Setting Powder
Setting Spray
Translucent Powder
Primer
Blush
Compact Powder
Eyebrow Gel
Eyebrow Pencil
Eyeliner
Eyeshadow
Face Cleanser
Foundation
Hyaluronic Acid Serum
Lip Gloss
Lipstick
Liquid Blush
Liquid Concealer
Mascara
Moisturizer
Setting Powder
Setting Spray
Translucent Powder
Primer
Blush
Compact Powder
Eyebrow Gel
Eyebrow Pencil
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