In the early days of fall, as we are transitioning out of summer and are
just starting to reach for our sweaters, it's time for our makeup to
make a switch too. I find that moving right into deep hues or jewel
tones can be a bit jarring so I prefer to go with warm blush tones. They
accentuate the end of a summer tan and give way to a fresh glowing look
that is still sheer yet has just enough pop of color. Keep reading to
get the look....
To prepare the canvas, after you moisturize, apply a slightly heavier foundation where your complexion may need to be evened out. Then to set the foundation, brush a light loose powder around your face. Dust a very little bronzer around your outer cheeks, chin and forehead. Next, add your blush. I recommend going heavy on the cheekbones for a slightly flushed lit-up look. As for the eyes, I tend to go light at first - a little cream shadow and mascara. Then as the air gets cooler and crisper, I like to compliment the autumnal glow with a smokey eye. Lastly, I forgo the summer gloss and opt for a creamy lipstick in a neutral blush tone.
About a week or two before Halloween, I am finally ready to embrace a bolder look and grab for my red wine colored or bright crimson lipstick (another post to follow).
About a week or two before Halloween, I am finally ready to embrace a bolder look and grab for my red wine colored or bright crimson lipstick (another post to follow).
Here are three natural product picks that will make you blush into fall!
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