Sharing my fave takeaways from a K-style makeup class with Chuchie! If you wish to discover Korean makeup strategies and tips, especially for Filipino skin, take a look at her individually classes! Chuchie studied Kbeauty in Jung Saem Mool in Seoul, no less!
< img height ="426" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiLEB56XKXuQSqmi5oiyiQcV-9qPVNHSWsupuYcvZ3dhC16SwukTOdR2I1qiBbzNcfqXMky82IIcSCrDqu8BDpQuvceOW8BXtnB9ibYlo7TDwuhntgV_w_bwSaFMT8T7STwwkxZQQDfIOb5N4ZViBp2i-F7zAgGqN7nd-uTMsIYHkj96OMn4VYMzr2szfY/w640-h426/D1087034-77AC-4955-AC1A-3BA4499C1586.JPEG" width =" 640"/ > Start with a Strong Base.Just like in any ability or craft, an excellent base is whatever. Koreans invest more time perfecting the skin to develop a flawless, natural-looking canvas.Less Is More.Avoid layering excessive product– exaggerating it often causes a cakey finish. Keep it light and develop gradually.Be Intentional with Every Stroke.Every line and touch in Korean makeup
is purposeful. Each information is put to enhance natural beauty, not cover it up. Dab, Don’t Drag.Always use a dabbing or tapping motion when applying product. Dragging can get rid of or shift makeup
that’s already been applied.Blush Positioning Matters.Focus blush on the center of the face– too high or too large( especially toward the cheekbones )can make your face appear larger or unbalanced.Contour Needs to Be Soft and Subtle.Koreans utilize contour powders more like shadow than sculpture. It’s meant to enhance depth, not develop severe lines. Volume begins at the Roots.A light, airy lift gives your appearance that uncomplicated, soft-glam vibe you see in K-dramas and K-pop stages.Lighting Impacts Application.Avoid standing straight under strong overhead lights when applying makeup– they can cast shadows that make you apply item too heavily.Have Fun With It!At completion of the day, it’s
just makeup– do not stress.
Play around, experiment, and enjoy the procedure!