Floristry School: 4 Interesting Techniques For Floral Makeup

At the beginning of each warm season, meadows of flowers traditionally bloom on fashionable skirts, dresses, blazers and harem pants. 2017 is no exception: the world's most famous designers - from Gucci to Balenciag and from Miu Miu to Michael Kors - were inspired (and delighted us) by floral prints this summer. Dolche & Gabbans Carolin Herrer grew unearthly roses on silk, Tory Burch sowed poppy flowers on light chiffon, Fendi planted field bouquets of unearthly beauty on royal brocade.

The decorative cosmetics industry keeps up with the catwalk fashion and regularly pleases beauty lovers with limited collections of summer shadows and lipsticks ─ flower and berry ─ shades. Together with the makeup artists of the ICONFACE make-up school, we decided to show you how you can bring the fashionable “floral” trend into your makeup.

Face

The foundation of good makeup is the perfect tone. For “floral” accents, it should be moderately tanned so that color contrasts play brighter. We pay special attention to the cheeks. For lovers of blush, the trend that came from the 80s is great - an active color on the cheekbones. At the peak of popularity today, shades of fuchsia and scarlet rose.

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Eyes

Use the “mono color” technique and apply a bright shade of light green or peach to the center of the moving eyelid and lightly blend with a brush to the outer corner of the eye (or you can use one color for the upper eyelid, and the other for the lower one). Ideally, the color will be translucent and matte - this will make your makeup look as natural as possible.

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For lovers of graphics, the trend of non-standard arrows will be interesting (we have already talked in detail about the most unusual ways of applying eyeliner). You can draw only the outer triangle, or you can go further and try to repeat the line of the feces petal ─ one of the most delicate and sensual flowers.

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Lips

They should look like the petal of a freshly plucked flower. Use soft shades for lip makeup, reminiscent of the play of peony or delicate rose. Be sure to moisturize your lips before applying lipstick with a balm ─ it will even out the surface, filling in the microcracks, and will give the further coverage velvety.