No makeup makeup products

For brows, I’ve recently canceled everything other than my trusty old bar of soap. Why use anything else when this gives me the fullest, most natural-looking brow that stays put all day? For those of you who don’t know, soap brows are a technique used by tons of makeup artists. It basically requires that you roll a damp spoolie into clear, all-natural soap like this bar of clear, glycerine soap from Clearly Natural and then brush your eyebrows up with it. I know this sounds weird, but it’s everything. Just trust me. Tip 1: Press on Lipstick With Your Fingers There are countless iconic scenes in Bridesmaids, but the makeup moment is one of its very best. Annie wakes up in Ted's bed, darts to the bathroom to put on a full face of natural-looking makeup, and he wakes up none the wiser. And in that moment, the movie distilled the pure essence of "no-makeup makeup." The goal: You still look like you, but with a filter (or "makeup") to subtly brighten, enhance, and spotlight your best features.

When I want to add that extra bit of radiance, I pop some of this on top of my Too Faced on my eyelids, which gives them a really beautiful glow. I use just a touch if I want a slight, natural pop of dew on the lids, or a bit more when I want a glassy editorial look. Step 2: Choose Your Base Who hasn’t heard some guy say he “prefers girls with no makeup?” Well, first of all, we’re not interested in what you prefer. Secondly, anyone who wears makeup knows that the “no makeup” look is actually a makeup skill that must be mastered.