Natural Beauty Trend: How to Nail the No-Makeup Makeup Look

The idea of makeup that looks like nothing at all may sound simple — but pulling it off is trickier than it seems. Achieving that fresh, well-groomed appearance while appearing effortlessly bare is a true art. Still, with a few smart techniques, you can master the 'no-makeup' makeup look with ease.

Novyny.LIVE will tell you more.

'No-makeup' makeup secrets

Start with care, not tone

Washing, toning, and moisturizing are not just boring steps; they're the foundation for beautiful skin. When your skin is well-groomed, foundation goes on better, doesn't run off, and gives a rested look.

A tone that doesn't give itself away

The goal isn’t to mask every imperfection but to create a smooth, even complexion. Opt for lightweight formulas like fluid foundations, BB creams, or anything that enhances the look of 'your skin, but better'. Apply from the center of the face outward to blend seamlessly. Finish with a light dusting of powder and a touch of blush for a healthy, natural glow.

Only mask in spots

Use concealer to hide bruises, redness, or a pimple. But don't smudge it. Put a drop on your finger and gently press it into your skin. In this case, less is more.

Eyebrows

Use a brush, a little hair-colored eyeshadow or pencil, and blend. No clear lines. Your task is not to change the shape, but to emphasize it slightly.

Eyes

Use only one layer of mascara, or none at all. If you want to use shadows, choose the most natural shades: beige, pale pink, and light brown. The shadow should blend in with your skin tone, not compete with it.

Lips

Use balm, gloss, or a light lipstick in a natural shade. Light skin looks good with pink or peach shades, olive skin looks good with nude shades, and darker skin looks good with apricot shades. The main thing is to avoid clear contours.

No-makeup makeup is perfect for summer, work, a date, or just to feel cool.

Earlier, we wrote about this year's trendy makeup that you should try right now.

Also, we shared which goes on first: foundation or concealer?