Delicate nude makeup for March 8: step-by-step technology with photos

Delicate nude makeup is designed to emphasize the individual beauty of each client, without particularly changing the perception of the girl’s appearance. This kind of makeup helps to even out skin tone, slightly highlight the eyes and emphasize the lips, but at the same time it does not allow you to radically change the shape and contours of the face.

That is why on March 8th we suggest repeating a beautiful and always trendy makeup in cream and chocolate tones, which is ideal for a holiday. The color scheme and classic technique help create a romantic and universal makeup solution.

Natural smokey eye makeup using a brown pencil and eye shadow in several shades allows you to achieve an expressive look, but at the same time it looks very soft and delicate. Beautifully colored and styled eyebrows complement the beauty look, and lipstick in a natural nude-pink shade helps complete it.

Makeup artist Valeria Chernenko demonstrates how to repeat delicate nude makeup for March 8th, what products to use and what sequence to follow.

Step 1. To smooth and prepare the skin for applying makeup, use a face primer. Then, using a sponge, apply foundation to even out the skin tone and hide any imperfections.

Step 2. To instantly brighten dark areas of the face, use concealer. Using a contouring palette, gently highlight your cheekbones.

Step 3. To give your eyebrows a well-groomed look, comb and style them using a comb-brush. Using an eyebrow pencil, we shape the eyebrows and give them color by filling in the gaps with shadows.

Step 4. Moving on to eye makeup. We shade using a soft eyeliner and a brush.

Step 5. Next, we use shadows from the palette in natural shades, softly blending the borders, creating the effect of a smooth, beautiful transition from one color to another.

Step 6. Using mascara, we add expressiveness and piercingness to the look. And the final stage is lip makeup. We set the shape with a pencil, then lightly highlight them with lipstick in a natural nude-pink shade.

Makeup, hair: Valeria Chernenko

Photo: Vadim Sery

Model: Irina Zatuliy