While thinking of the title of this series, I remembered f(x)'s song, Hot Summer. Thus, the title!
But anyways, here we are again for a new makeup tutorial.
This may seem a bit similar to the gyaru look. But I made modifications which I think is better(?)
So here we go!
1. Use a makeup base or primer~
I would use a primer instead of a base if I had one. But since I didn't, I used a base. This base has a light purple shade which minimizes redness. It does but it also makes my face into a floating ghostly face! Hihi~ Look at the photo beside it. I look like a ghost. Or as I [we] call it, "espasol face."
2. Put some foundation/tinted moisturizer.
They say it's better to use tinted moisturizer during summer. But in my case, I don't. Moisturizer makes my skin really oily and that's not good. So here I use my all time favorite local foundation, San San Matte Foundation in 3. I put a little amount on my palm. Rub my palms together to warm up the product, then lightly pat it on my face. I then use a moist sponge to secure the product.
3. Conceal, conceal~
Though this is not in my routine. I use concealer if I'm wearing my contacts~~ :)
4. Enhance your brows~
Nothing is better than neat eyebrows. I can go out of the house even with only my eyebrows groomed. I would never leave the house without them fixed!!!
5. Use primer!
Since it's pretty hot out, you usually sweat a lot, which may make the makeup crease or cake. So primer is there to rescue our makeup!
6. Golden shade
Using a shimmery gold shade, dab the eye shadow onto your eyes until the crease. But this may work for different eye types. I used my fingers for this look~
7. Chocolate brown
Using a darker color, something like chocolate brown, dab it on the outer third of the eye. Begin from the outermost area towards the middle. This will create a gradient look.
8. Brown liner
I used a brown gel liner instead of the black one since I think that dark brown would suit the softness of the look.
9. Mascara!
I curled my eyelashes then used a mascara base for lengthening. Then I used my trusty mascara. I usually don't use waterproof mascara unless I am at the beach or at parties.
10. Finishing touches!
Powder your face after everything. It is not recommended to powder your face immediately after putting on foundation since there is a higher chance for your foundation to cake. Then use your favorite blush or bronzer (in this case I used an orange toned blush and topped it with a bit of pink). Swipe your choice of lipstick or gloss. (I used concealer, rosy lip liner and a sheer pink lippy)
