Light Feminine Makeup Look 👼🏼🪞

Hey it’s Lesley!

I’ve been going through a phase of trying to find my style… I THINK I FOUND IT! I came across this “light feminine” aesthetic and I fell in love! 🤍 don’t be shocked if this is my new aesthetic for everything.

Here’s how I got this look!

Steps ✍🏼:

1. Start with a nice primer! I personally use the e.l.f. Liquid poreless putty primer! It makes for the perfect base before I apply any makeup.

2. Go ahead and apply your favorite skin tint OR foundation. ✨ a little goes a long way ✨ for this specific look I’d use a foundation or skin tint that leaves a dewy glowy look.

3. Concealer! Lately I have been loving the rare beauty liquid touch brightening concealer 🤍 I apply concealer ONLY on my inner corner of my eyes for this look.

4. Before blending out the concealer apply your contour. For the light feminine look I only applied one dot right under my cheek bone on which side. Then one dot on each side of my temples. Then blend the concealer and contour!

5. Eyebrows are very important for this look. Using the e.l.f. soap brow I gently brush my eyebrows up right where I like them.

6. Once my eyebrows are perfect I VERY lightly fill in my brows with my Anastasia Beverly Hills brow definer just to slightly fill it in. 🥰

7. Using any eyeshadow palette with light colors (I specifically used a light pink and glitter shadows) pat on a solid colored on the crease of your eye. Then apply a light glitter shadow on the lid.

8. Curl your lashes and add your FAVORITE mascara! Make those lashes POP 🌟

9. Apply your favorite BLUSH! For the blush add the smallest amount. You want to have a natural flush to your cheeks but don’t want to overdo it.

10. Apply a nice pink natural lip stain and top it with a nice gloss OR lip balm! 💋

ALL DONE! 🎀

What do you think of this light feminine makeup look?

What’s your favorite aesthetic? 🩰

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