From muted lips to relaxed brows, 5 fall makeup trends
For this fall’s makeup, remember just these five things. The keyword for this fall’s makeup trend is undoubtedly restraint. It is the season to think about what to take away before what to add. Here are five makeup trends set to define this fall.
Thin brows
The first thing to note is the thin arched brow that represents the 90s. What stands out most in the looks of Jennie and overseas celebrities is this very thin and delicate brow.
Thin brows that look as if they were drawn with a pencil not only make a heavy impression look lighter but also add a sensual mood, making them perfect for a change in atmosphere. If you have been concerned that your look feels somewhat heavy, start with your brows.
Nude lip
You can now forget the formula that fall means red lips. This fall’s lip trend is all about calm, muted colors such as beige, brown, and rose brown. They do not strongly assert their presence, but they leave a subtly memorable impression.
Apply a calm color to the lips with just enough life to it, and you can create a sophisticated fall mood.
Anti-blush
In complete contrast to summer, when sunburn makeup that looked as if the skin was tanned by the sun was in style, this fall anti-blush makeup is gaining attention, either skipping cheek color entirely or applying it very lightly. Instead of using cheek color, balance the makeup by placing the point on the lips or eyes.
When paired with a muted lip or semi-smoky makeup, it can actually look much more refined.
Semi-glow skin
The key to this fall’s skin finish is neither overly glossy dewy makeup nor a clean matte finish, but a subtle glass-like sheen. Semi-glow skin, which brings out the skin’s natural texture while adding a moderate glow, has the advantage of blending naturally with any look.
The most important thing when creating semi-glow skin is hydration. After moisturizing well before makeup, apply a hydrating foundation so the smooth, peeled egg-like glow lasts all day.
Pastel color
The final keyword is pastel eyes. Try using colors that are not often used in everyday makeup, such as mint and lilac, as accent shades. Add a shimmer texture to pastel blue, and you can complete a subtly glowing yet distinctive Y2K makeup look. If you are trying pastel makeup for the first time, start by applying just a little to the inner corners of the eyes or the eyelids. Pastel colors and shimmery textures will add wit to your look.
We hope you use the useful makeup tips introduced today to create an even more refined mood this fall. Yuricos will always be by your side to help you express your own beauty in the most trustworthy way.
