Classic Makeup Tutorial Sheer Beige Pink Soft Glam Makeup for Cool Skin Tones

For today's handy makeup lesson, I'm going to show you how to recreate this classic spherical makeup look

This look is incredibly easy to recreate, using very few products that you already own

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and let's start by talking about the type of products that we'll be using today

So blush canes are the main focus of this look. So pinky beige canes, blushes, bronzers, and eyeshadows

And also lips. So all the shades that we're using are in the same nudey beige cane family, which is great for the cool and neutral skin tone

For warm golden or olive skin tones, you may want to use more of a golden undertone

And I'll focus on that in another makeup lesson, but you can just follow along with your chosen tone

So let's begin and start applying. Starting with the eyes, I'm taking an eyeshadow brush and using the E45 by Blanc Air Cosmetics

And this will be the only brush that we're using for this eye look. I've primed my eyes already with some eyeshadow primer, so the lips are now a decent eye color

I've chosen a beige cane for at least one shade darker than my skin tone

I find at least one shade darker is enough for this look. So take a look at your own skin and choose a matte eyeshadow at least one shade darker

Dip your blending brush into the eye shadow, tap off any excess, and we will be slowly building this up to the rest of your face

We're going to start in the crease of the eye and blend on forward

So the best way to apply this is to actually hold the brush quite low down on the handle, and keep your hand low on your face as well

We want to create a blurring effect. We're almost buffing the eyeshadow across the lid because we barely want to touch the skin

Let the brush glide over the lid and don't apply too much pressure

By doing this look you'll see that the eyeshadow is shade from the crease upwards towards the eyes

And it's a very effortless way to create a blurring effect. Next I'm going to take my brush, which I'm going to devise using eyeshadow

I'll be using this brush later on my face, so this will bring the entire look together

So taking the brush I'm going to focus on the outer half of the eye to fill out some depth and change this look

I'm still holding the brush quite low on the handle and my hand is still quite low as I blend this

Going back to the original eyeshadow I'm going to apply this on the eyes and for the nose I'm using the same brush

So I press it down to create a stand and then I glide this under the lashes

Obviously you may want to use a smaller brush like a pencil brush or a flat brush

That's totally up to you and the type of brushes that you have available to you

Once I apply the eyeshadow underneath the eyes along the lash line I then want to readjust the brush and hold it in the center of the angle and sweep around to blend the eyeshadow out

I want more control so I'm holding the brush a little higher

This will also prevent me from getting a too soft outside of eye shape while still allowing me to create that blurry blend

Bear in mind I haven't actually took any additional product with this look

The only other eyeshadow that we'll be using is a bronze tan with a metallic finish

So this is a shimmer that will add some depth to the look. This eyeshadow should be at least two shades darker than your skin tone and I like a shimmer finish

I'm going to apply this using my fingertips. I'm starting at the lash line and then blending across the lid focusing mostly on the center

Next I'm going to apply a thin layer of black liquid liner. I call this invisible liner

It's really just about darkening the lash line and thickening the look the less

You can use brown for a softer look but I do like to match my skull with the liner

So if I'm using black mascara I would recommend using black liner as well

For the face I'm applying a sheer layer of mineral foundation which is a powder

I want my own skin to show through so a sheer amount of coverage is all I need

Once my base is on I'm going to move on to applying a little baby pinky tone

I'm going to start with a matte bronzer in sort of a baby pink

I'm going to apply this on my entire face. I'm going to apply this on my entire face

I'm going to apply this on my entire face. I'm going to apply this on my entire face

I'm going to start with a matte bronzer in sort of a baby tone

I'm going to use those to create some shape and then I can go in and add the pink tones and work around it

To apply this I'm using an F37 brush brush by Tenerife Cosmetics

You want a small brush that will give you control but isn't too firm

So I'm setting low on the apples of my cheeks and I'm swirling this in small circular motions

working upwards towards the top of the ear and this will lift the face

Now you do want to adjust this depending on your face shape

If you need help, ask us and let me know. Once again we're building this up slowly so with each new application and each new click of the product

I start a little further away from the apples and this will just avoid applying too much bronzer on the apples

because we still need to apply blush. I want to bring this up around my forehead and you want to adjust this depending on your forehead shape

For instance, smaller foreheads, you want to keep it really close to the hairline

You don't need to add too much shape. It's just about adding some balance

For shorter foreheads you may want to focus on the sides and avoid the top

Long, focus on the top and avoid the sides. So I'll kind of try on everywhere but a little goes a long way

Now we'll be taking some blush and I'm mixing three different tones together

I'm mixing here a blush blender together with a touch of your highlighter

if you don't have a blush palette like the one on your finger. I'm applying this on the apples of my cheeks and just a touch on the nose and softly blending this out

Again, adjust this depending on your face shape. For example, long faces, you may want to start on the apples and blend outwards to your ears

Round, you want to start lower on the apples and blend upwards to your ears

If you need help with your blush application, you can always message me on my Instagram

For the lips, I went again keeping the same baby pink I made by mixing a cream pink and a touch of concealer together to customize the perfect beige shade

I'm using a pencil brush to brush this into the lips for a softer finish

So rather than the color sitting on the lips, it's softer in

I can always go in with lip liner if I need to sharpen it up afterwards

I applied lashes and added some jewelry off camera. I do find that this adds something extra to the look

Now I'm going to go in and apply some fake freckles. I found this Urban Decay liquid brow liner. This is great for this

Apply it on the top and the center, then just press to blur it out

Seeing freckles through your makeup gives the illusion of a very sheer, natural skin

I finished with a setting spray, which I couldn't do without. The right setting spray can be dangerous for your makeup look, so I would recommend adding one if you don't already have one

And there we go. That's the finished look. If you enjoyed this or learned something, definitely leave a comment or you can press the like button

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