DIY Tutorial for Natural Makeup

 




When you’ve got a meeting (either virtually or IRL), you’ll want to pull yourself together and look presentable. A full beat might not always be in the cards, especially if you’re short on time. For an elevated yet natural look,  I’ve been leaning on this super easy makeup tutorial that takes about five minutes from start to finish. So, go grab your makeup bag and keep reading, because this natural makeup tutorial is a game-changer.

  • STEP 1:

    Prep Your Skin

    I’ve really been focusing on our skincare, so this step is a no-brainer. Before grabbing makeup, complete your skincare routine with a thin layer of moisturizer. This is key for getting a glowy base. Not sure what to use? I’ve been loving the YOU·OLOGY UPLIFT Beauty Oil.


  • STEP 2:

    Do Your Base

    Apply a light- to medium-coverage foundation, BB cream or skin tint like the BB FLAWLESS Complexion Enhancer stippling it on with a blending sponge or flat brush. If you do use a brush and want a seamlessly blended finish, go over your face with a damp beauty sponge to ensure there are no streaks or lines. Next, pat concealer under your eyes (I recommend the YOUNIQUE TOUCH skin solution concealer. Choose a color one to two shades lighter than your foundation to brighten up the under-eye area and cover up any discoloration and dark circles. For a more luminous look, apply concealer to your forehead, the bridge of your nose and chin as well — then blend.

    • STEP 3:

      Add Color to Your Cheeks

      To give yourself a little color before hopping on video calls, sweep blush onto the apples of your cheeks. For a natural-looking flush, you’ll want to diffuse the blush, so we recommend an easy-to-blend formula like the . Then, MOODSTRUCK pressed blusher warm up your skin tone with a BEACHFRONT bronzer of your choice. Apply this under your cheekbones and along your temples and jawline.

    • STEP 4:

      Don't Forget Your Eyebrows

      Use a spoolie to brush your brows, and then either fill them in with a powder or a pencil. I love using  gels and pomades to help keep brows in place. I recommend the MOODSTRUCK duo brow palette for most brows — it makes creating thick, natural-looking brows super easy.

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