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You have just had an epic
sleepover and binge-drinking is showing on your face. It looks
dehydrated, your eyes are droopy , kohl smudged, mascara is all smoky
and dried up -not a very appealing look, is it? Luckily , when you were
having fun all night, makeup trends evolved and moved on. Beauty
professionals claim that the `morning after makeup' trend is inspiring
women worldwide and they swear by it. Whether it is the smudgy kohl, the
bare lips or yesterday's mascara -it makes women look effortlessly
gorgeous. Here's how to work this trend.
STEPS TO GET THE LOOK
Prep up the eyes
To create an `about last night' opt for smudgy eyes. Beautician Nishi Anand says, “Apply a primer on the eyelids. This will set the base for the eye makeup. Then, use a thick kohl pencil and outline the outer and the inner eyelids. With the help of a dry brush, take a grey eye shadow and smudge the eyes. Remember to use outward strokes while you are blending it. This will make your eyes look dreamy and will lend a `not slept' look. Add lots of mascara to complete it.“ Says makeup artist Clint Fernandes, “The use of oily kajal and greasy mascara works best while attempting to create the hungover look.“
Nude lips to complement the look
When you typically go heavy on the eyes, the trick is to keep the lips neutral. Nishi suggests using a nude shade of lip colour, if you really want to fill in the lips. She says, “The best way to keep the lips looking natural is going without a lipstick.However, if you have dark lips and would like to hide it, choose a peachy nude or a baby pink shade. You can also smudge the lipstick a bit, to make it look glamorous.“
Blusher will add drama
Bring life back to your face by applying a tinted moisturiser all over your face and pat dry. Take a blush in autumn's freshest shades of brown or peach and lightly dust it off on your cheekbones. Don't go overboard with blush even if you are tempted to. Slightly rub your cheeks and spread the colour evenly . A stylist suggests to do away with strobing.“Keeping it matte is a good idea.Start blending from under the eyes till the apple of the cheeks. Shades like old rose, fluorescent pink look best on Indian skin tones,“ he adds.
Prep up the eyes
To create an `about last night' opt for smudgy eyes. Beautician Nishi Anand says, “Apply a primer on the eyelids. This will set the base for the eye makeup. Then, use a thick kohl pencil and outline the outer and the inner eyelids. With the help of a dry brush, take a grey eye shadow and smudge the eyes. Remember to use outward strokes while you are blending it. This will make your eyes look dreamy and will lend a `not slept' look. Add lots of mascara to complete it.“ Says makeup artist Clint Fernandes, “The use of oily kajal and greasy mascara works best while attempting to create the hungover look.“
Nude lips to complement the look
When you typically go heavy on the eyes, the trick is to keep the lips neutral. Nishi suggests using a nude shade of lip colour, if you really want to fill in the lips. She says, “The best way to keep the lips looking natural is going without a lipstick.However, if you have dark lips and would like to hide it, choose a peachy nude or a baby pink shade. You can also smudge the lipstick a bit, to make it look glamorous.“
Blusher will add drama
Bring life back to your face by applying a tinted moisturiser all over your face and pat dry. Take a blush in autumn's freshest shades of brown or peach and lightly dust it off on your cheekbones. Don't go overboard with blush even if you are tempted to. Slightly rub your cheeks and spread the colour evenly . A stylist suggests to do away with strobing.“Keeping it matte is a good idea.Start blending from under the eyes till the apple of the cheeks. Shades like old rose, fluorescent pink look best on Indian skin tones,“ he adds.
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