For Myn, I've decided to use a nice peach shimmer blush from Lancôme. For the eyes, I used Lancôme's quad shadow in fleur de peau. For her lips, I used a lip liner that was nude-pink, also by Lancôme. I think the warm toned palette suited her best.
To properly tan from a can: Exfoliate your body with a moisturizing body scrub. Cover the floor area in which you intend to stand and spray.
Apply Tan within 30 minutes after showering - when your skin is at its best to react with the active ingredients. Shake can well. While holding the can at least 15 inches away from your body, spray in a light, even motion. Wait ten minutes before dressing and eight hours before washing to set and let the color completely develop.
I don't know what's with my current fascination with with the 70's but Hendry and I attempted to recreate a 70s look both with the makeup, styling and photography! Our model We met Katerina through Hendry's friend who works for a talent agency, and we just fell in love with her face (and me with the hair too).Though these items were huge in the incendiary 60s, they now had less of a role due to their dramatic and unnatural cosmetic effects.
If you are seeking to mimic the fashion of 70s' makeup, you will solace in a wide palette of pastel and neutral colors as well as a dependency on the following cosmetic items:
Mascara does not have to be entirely absent from your 70s' face, but focus more on lengthening rather than thickening formulas.
GET KATERINA'S 70s LOOKThe 70s inspired a new wave in the field of skincare, resulting in women's attention to face creams that included ingredients like avocado oil and various natural moisturizers. This focus on skin health aided the look of a dewy fresh face. If you are looking to copy the style of 70s' makeup fashion, then the first step to achieving this look is a clean well-moisturized face.
Skip foundation if possible. Or if you need some coverage to even out your skin tone and hide blemishes, look towards tinted moisturizers or illuminating foundations. A tinted moisturizer that provides some coverage as well as glimmering particles that work towards the result of even dewy skin.
A Natural FlushYour 70s' makeup fashion look requires the subtle oomph provided by a rosy glow. However, powder blushes rarely look natural. A refreshing gel blush can provide a clean flush to your cheeks. A stain is worshiped by women and celebrities worldwide for its fresh water-based and easily blendable formula. Darker tones may enjoy the bronzing effect of Bronze Goddess or the berry tones of Flush. The Blushing Bride Cheek Stain is acclaimed as being ideal for all skin types due to its subtle plum color.
Glimmering EyesThe 70s was all about pearlescent shadows. Whether it be soft neutral shades or dark brown or even gray, it was very much in during the 70s!
The best aspect of 70s' makeup fashion is that you won't be looking at a compact all day in order to ensure that your sirenesque lipstick is not feathering outside the rigid boundaries of your lip liner. Make this season easy on yourself by engaging in the shine of 70s-like lip glosses and frosted lipsticks. Some women of the 70s preferred matte neutal lips instead of glossy ones. On Katerina, I opted to do a nude matte lipctick and heave shimmer eyes!
Hair
Let your hair absolutely loose and straight! Hair bands worn around the head was also in during the 70s!
Face powder was used to match the skin or to gave a nice rosy glow. To get this effect a slightly darker warmish foundation was used and then powdered over with a powder that was lighter than normal skin.
To get a natural rosy look popular rouge colors were red with pinkish undertones, bright pinks with fuchsia undertones and bright roses.
