The Easiest Low Contrast 'Barely There' Natural Makeup Tutorial

The Golden Blush
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The easiest natural, low contrast barely there everyday makeup tutorial for those who want a perfect look for work, school or casual outings. This routine changed my life and is the only look I wear now.
Today I’ll be guiding you through products and techniques for that ‘barely there’ makeup, including my favourites like Kosas concealer, Fenty Beauty Setting Powder and Rare Beauty Bronzer. Watch now for tips on enhancing your natural beauty with minimal effort!
Products Used In This Video:
Kosas Concealer
NARS Blush
Rare Beauty Bronzer
Fenty Beauty Setting Powder
Dejavu Lash Knockout Mascara
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Today I'm finally doing a light natural makeup tutorial. The no-makeup makeup that you can
barely tell is there. So basically the one I'm wearing right now. I'm using five products. I'm
using this mini concealer, NARS blush in color... I'm not gonna read it. This Rare Beauty bronzer,
a Fenty Beauty setting powder, and this Lash Knockout mascara. So that's it. You can replace
any of these products with your products, it doesn't matter. These are just the ones that
I like using, so absolutely don't worry about it. Let's begin. Okay, we're doing a very minimal,
chic version of my makeup. Something that I've noticed is that if I had concealer under my eyes
and on my nose, it kind of changes the texture of my skin a bit. My skin becomes more even and more
kind of like blurred out and really black. But the thing with no-makeup makeup is that you're
trying to make it not noticeable. So if you put something here and the texture is much better than
your forehead, it's very noticeable. So I started adding concealer to my under eye area, to my nose,
because my nose has like dark spots on it even though I'm working on it. Right now I'm looking
at you because I don't want it to be too obvious that I'm wearing it. I think lately my no-makeup
makeup, even though it was already quite light, became almost non-existent at the same time. I've
noticed that sometimes when you do something for a long time, like for example when you use
an eyebrow pencil, and I've been using an eyebrow pencil for a long time, maybe like four years,
you really get used to the way your face looks with an eyebrow pencil. I've been so stressed,
my face is puffy. It's okay. I just need a long walk in the park, I need a good book, I need some
journaling because it's sunny, I'm gonna have a coffee, I'm gonna wear a nice fluffy warm jacket,
I'm gonna be so cozy. And I really like the setting powder. I was looking for a little
compact setting powder I could carry with me because most of my setting powders are quite
bulky and the only one that fit in my purse I gave to my sister because I dropped hers when I was
traveling so I just gave her mine and she was pretty happy with it and I was looking for an
alternative because that one was quite expensive. I didn't want to buy the same one but this one is
so cute. Anyway, my face is fully set. I've been wearing red blush for the past year I think and
I really like the way it looked but then one morning I woke up, looked at myself in the mirror
and was like no, not for me. So now I'm just using this very soft coral pink and I think it looks so
cute. It just adds a little bit of soft color to my cheeks. You see what I mean? You can't even see
this blush. My cheeks just look naturally rosy. Now I'm gonna use a little bit of mascara. I know,
I feel like this year, I think starting February, so many things changed in the way I see the world
and it's a bit scary because I just woke up and I was like this is out, this is in and it was a very
calm transition. You know, for the past many years I've been chasing this idea of trying to figure
out who I am, what I'm gonna do, holding on to things just because I really wanted them in my
life. Then one morning I just woke up and was like I don't care that much about this. I don't know,
should I add bronzer? I'm gonna add a bit on my forehead.
The problem with bronzer is that I need to blend it intentionally in the right direction.
I started putting it exactly where I want it to end and then blending it outwards. I feel like
that's what works best for me. I also need to have a very creamy bronzer. Maybe I'll put a little bit
more setting powder because I like applying it. And this is the final look. I think it's cute,
I think it's very no-makeup makeup. I kind of like my eyebrows naturally because when I start
doing something to my eyebrows I usually tend to overdo it and I end up messing it up like
I'm doing right now for example. But if you if you feel like you want a little bit more in your
eyebrows definitely feel free to use an eyebrow pencil. But I'm happy with the result. Thank you
guys so much for watching, I'm so excited for my day off. I really hope that you have a beautiful
beautiful day. I'm just gonna focus on relaxing, writing my journal and sitting in sunlight with
my little coffee. See you again!
