Before applying lipstick, dot two points of lip plumper on each upper and lower lip.
2. Gently pat and blend along the lip line
Then spread the lip plumper evenly by gently patting with fingertips along the lip line
3. Create dimensional lips
Use the highlighter end of a dual-tip lip liner to outline the cupid's bow.
4. Enhance lip fullness
Use the darker end to outline the center of the lower lip, adding dimension.
5. Apply light pink lipstick
Once the primer is dry, use a lip brush to apply light pink lipstick along the lip line.
Create a Soft Ombre Lip
The original appeal of the ombre lip lies in its dewy sensuality. Through continuous refinement, it now offers more effects and aesthetic possibilities. Choose an orange shade, dab it onto the inner lip with your finger, and gently blend outward. Then, use a nude lipstick or foundation to softly blur the lip edges, achieving the ombre effect.
Steps:
1. Maintain some lip contour definition on the upper lip, while the lower lip edge must have a subtly blurred effect.
2. For longer wear, press a tissue lightly over the lips after application, or opt for a velvety lipstick instead of gloss or lip tint.
Autumn Leaf Blush
Highlighting, contouring, and brightening complexion are blush's primary functions in makeup. Forget conventional soft pinks and orange-reds—to amplify autumn vibes, break out of your blush color rut. Earthy tones gradually diffuse the essence of the wilderness.
Steps:
1. Blend light brown and earthy tones across the cheeks to infuse the entire look with autumnal color and texture.
2. Starting at the cheekbones, sweep diagonally outward toward the upper sides of the face, gradually deepening the shade to enhance facial contours.