The-No-Makeup-Makeup-Look
Alright, this is clearly a #spon post, but I love the simplicity of her makeup, and the matte bronzy hue Lucy Williams has achieved. She is wearing Estee Lauder Double Wear Light, but because I am a crazed follower of hers, I know she also has a weak spot for Nars Tinted Moisturizer and YSL touche concealer. Her cheeks are more tanned than rosy, so I would recommend Nars Laguna bronzer instead of a blush, or working with a more nude colored blush like this matte chai from Laura Mercier. Strong brows are really the cherry on the cake here, try using upward movements to fill in gaps and fill out brows with Glossier Boy Brow. Skip mascara but curl eyelashes and finish off the look with a natural lip balm, I’m hooked on Rosebud Salve.
Just a Child of the 80s Look
More and more throwback looks have been creeping through my insta feed as of late. If I’m honest, most of the pics feel too overdone, but I think Hanna pulled it off in a cute and delicate manner, unlike Lucy’s matte look, this one embraces shimmer, subtly. For a similar mani, try Candy Floss from Butter London. And go to a rager with ice blue eye pigment from Milk Makeup. Keep blush and lips lightly tinted and top off the look with a light shimmer dusting of GlamGlow’s new bronzer.
The Dark Romantic Look
Tamira Jarrel is ahead of the curve and already looking to fall makeup. Try a stick foundation from Flesh, along with an on-trend straight brow groomed into formation. Bobbi Bown’s chocolate truffle eyeliner is a good way to segway from super bronzed summer, to more of a polished saturated taupe look, I’d layer on some thicker mascara of your choice. Top off the look with lip stain that won’t dry you out, like this guy from YSL in a matte finish in a berry-derived light hue.