“Seeing how quickly the trend for recreating the look took off, and the sell-out success, as a result, was magical!” says Charlotte Tilbury. Since Tilbury’s wands went viral, unsurprisingly, they’ve been hard to procure. Even after generously applying the highlighter and blush, I was not scared to go out into the world fearing unknown streaks. (Makeup) The Over-The-Top Blush Look Of The ’80s Is Back In A Big Way. Tilbury’s, on the other hand, could be mistaken for my skin’s natural complexion-the formulas create a glowy, natural finish that easily blends into the skin. The Blush Contour Trend Is Taking Over TikTok. I’ve tried cream blushes before, and many have lacklusterly sat on my face, the rosy pigments obvious that they indeed came from a stick or a tube. The blush instantly created a lovely sun-kissed look and made my cheeks look lustrous, too. While the contour was lovely and something I’ll use for nights out–a little too much for my everyday makeup look-it was the blush (as Beer had endorsed) and the highlighter that I loved. To date, the TikTok hashtag #madisonbeermakeup boasts 18.5 million views. Then came the equally viral videos that followed, wherein a sea of TikTokers put Beer’s makeup routine to the test. The video clip first aired on February 18 on Vogue’s Youtube page, where it quickly aggregated upwards of 5 million views. In a roundabout, my latest TikTok tutorial came through this website, from Vogue’s “Beauty Secrets” episode with singer Madison Beer.
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And while I consciously acknowledge that these makeup hacks embrace an impossible, filter-inspired beauty standard- contoured cheekbones, a small button nose, full lips, and feline eyes-set by Instagram (and now TikTok), I’m still curious to incorporate some of these tips. My bronzer now sits a little higher on my cheeks and my concealer is strategically applied so as to lift and enhance. "Follow the curves of your unique features, and don't copy what others are doing.For better or for worse, since joining TikTok, I’ve overhauled my makeup routine-less with the introduction of new beauty items and more with the application of products I already have. "No matter your methods for accentuating your features, always keep in mind that you are unique," Lujan says. It's important to keep in mind that everyone's face shape is different. Though these tips are to provide a general guide for all people, contouring and blush contouring is not a one-size-fits-all method. This will allow you to layer easier and gently to build up color gradually." Follow Your Natural Face Shape "By working the product into the bristles or into the sponge, you will have a softer, more air-brushed, quality to the application. "Try not to go straight from product to skin," Lujan says. The best way to ensure the pigment is applied lightly to allow for a gradually build is by working the product into your application tool before it touches your skin. "You want to create the look of draping over the cheekbones rather than just applying the blush on the apples of the cheeks." "You don't want to have hard edges," Figueroa explains. When it comes to any complexion products, it's always best to gradually build pigment to help you find the right hue for you. $6 at Ulta Start With Less Product, Then Build on the Pigment Powder Blush Palette is also a solid affordable option.
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"It also stays put when applied so you won't have to worry about it losing its shape as the day goes on." She recommends the PÜR Cosmetics Skin Perfecting Powder Blushing Act.
"A powder can be used in a more natural or dramatic way without much effort," Nydia Figueroa, a makeup artist and the owner of Faces By Nydia Makeup Studio in Cedar Grove, New Jersey. Though you can use any formula of blush you favor, including cream, stick, or liquid, the pros prefer a powder. Delina Medhin, a makeup artist based in New York City.Nick Lujan, director of artistry and education at Kevyn Aucoin Beauty based in New York City.Nydia Figueroa, owner of Faces By Nydia Makeup Studio in Cedar Grove, New Jersey.Holly Gowers, a makeup artist based in New York City.Jillian Dempsey, a makeup artist and owner of her eponymous beauty line based in Los Angeles.Jamie Greenberg, a makeup artist based in Los Angeles.
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