Wearing makeup in broad daylight is a tricky game! Most
of us do it to cover imperfections and look prettier, more awake, and
more presentable for work and life. But picking the wrong colors, formulas, and
products to apply can do you a disfavour—making you look harsh, tired, and out
of place, instead of the opposite.
Long story short.. Here's what to do:
1. Never skip Sunscreen:
Because of the greasiness that most of the sunscreens impart
to our skin,we tend to skip it for a more fresher look. But no matter what
you're doing, it's essential to always protect your skin with SPF before
applying the rest of your products.
Cheat Sheet: If you are always on the go kinda gal try using the makeup base that has SPF..tadaaaa!!!
2.Let Your Lips Take The Spot-light:
Daytime
makeup doesn't always need to be about a sheer lipstick or glossy natural
looks. Make the focus of your look a bright lipstick in a cream formula. This
will bring light and life to your look and make you stand out in a good way.
Choosing a cream formula makes for easy touch ups rather than a matte formula
which can get cakey over time.
3. Avoid The Falsies:
We hate to break it to you if you're a falsie addict,
but false lashes are just too much for daytime. Instead, curl your
lashes and use a good combination of volumizing mascara at the ends and
lengthening mascara at the roots.
4. Skip The Heavy Highlight Contour:
The carving out of one's features is too harsh for daytime. Using
powders to fake features isn't going to look real. Instead, opt for subtle
bronzer and highlighter to give yourself a glow and define your features.
5. Avoid Too Done Up Eyes:
This should well be the first pointer. Since lips have the spot-light, go subtle with the eyes. No stark smokey eye in the day and certainly no pop of colours everywhere on the face!
That's all keep you youthful,fresh and beautiful during the daytime chicas!!!
That's all keep you youthful,fresh and beautiful during the daytime chicas!!!
xoxo
Aditi..
P.S. Except the lip swatches,the images have been googled and I don't claim ownership.
