Light: Makeup Makeup

Want to look perfect? ​​"When the light is projected from the top of your head, there will be shadows on your face, especially under the eyes," so you can use light to make your makeup more beautiful, both indoors and outdoors. .

When you are in: indoor

Skillfully using a warm gold tone foundation

“Fluorescent light will project a slightly greenish glow, and the complexion will appear in this light,” says makeup artist Collier Strong. No matter what skin color you have, you can have a warm gold-tone foundation to help you, and don't forget to use light rose or apricot blush to brighten your skin.

Fluorescent lights also make the earth color look dirty, so your ideal eye shadow color is taupe, and with a beige color lip gloss, an interior makeup is easy to create. These small changes will make you stand out on any occasion.

When you are at: outdoor

Pay attention to concealer, be careful of blush

Under natural light, any flaw in the skin will be infinitely exaggerated. So apply a thin layer of foundation next to the window. True Light Pod's light consultant Bill Schwinghanner said. TrueLight Pod is a room at the L'Oreal Los Angeles branch that shows customers the changes in our skin color in different light.

In natural light, blush is also easy to look too thick. Holly Mordini, Smashbox's chief makeup artist, recommends a creamy or gel-based formula that combines with the skin to be more natural than the blushing blush.

When you are at: candlelight

Be careful with heavy makeup

“Candles can make the skin look smoother and weaken facial features,” says Strong. I want to create a sparkling makeup that can be applied to the face with a thin foundation with a lot of pearly luster. Mordini admires the purple eye shadow, the candle can cast light and shadow on the face, and the purple color can make the contour of the face stand out under this light. Finally, the entire makeup is finished with lip gloss.