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Think sun-kissed skin, a touch of shimmer, and a pop of color. This look is all about effortless beauty. I'm talking a lightweight foundation or tinted moisturizer, a creamy blush for a natural flush, and some subtle highlighter on the cheekbones, brow bone, and cupid's bow. Finish it off with a neutral lip gloss or a barely-there nude lipstick. Oh, and don't forget the mascara – it's a MUST for that wide-awake festival look! You can even add some subtle gold eyeshadow to enhance the glow. Think less is more—refined elegance, not a messy makeup disaster.
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This year, I’m totally obsessed with bold eyeshadows. Think vibrant blues, sunny yellows, or even a fun mix of neon colors. It's a great way to make a statement without going overboard. I suggest using a primer to prevent creasing and fallout, and blend, blend, blend! Use a fluffy brush for a soft, diffused look. Pair it with a simple winged eyeliner and some volumizing mascara for a balanced look. Keep the lips neutral to avoid overwhelming your face, and remember this rule: if you’re opting for bold eyeshadow, keep your other makeup elements subtle. Last year, I tried to go full glam – bad idea!
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Okay, let's be honest – Coachella is the perfect excuse to go all out with glitter! This look screams fun and festival vibes. I'm thinking glitter eyeshadow on the lids, maybe some subtle glitter on the cheeks and even around the eyes (very subtle, like stars, not a disco ball!). For this, you can use loose glitter or a glitter eyeshadow. Pair with a nude or soft pink lip to let those sparkling eyes shine. But, important tip: use a glitter primer to prevent the glitter from going EVERYWHERE! I learned that lesson the hard way.
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This is one of my favorite Coachella looks. A beautiful flower crown adds a touch of boho chic. With a flower crown, go for a more natural makeup look. Think dewy skin, light blush, and a neutral lip. Focus on enhancing your natural features, not masking them. This is the perfect option if you are not into strong makeup looks, but still want to feel beautiful and on-trend.
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Let your creativity run wild with graphic liner! Think bold shapes, unexpected colors, or even glitter liner. This is a fantastic way to elevate a simple look. This look is quite trendy this year. Practice your liner beforehand to perfect the look, or use stencils. Keep the rest of your makeup understated to balance the bold liner. I’m always a big fan of practicing beforehand.
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This technique involves creating a crease using a contrasting color. Choose two complementary shades for a striking yet balanced look. Remember, blending is key. Use a small, dense brush to precisely define the crease, then blend outwards to create a seamless gradient. Use different colors to reflect your personal style! Pair with a matching bold lip for extra drama.
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If you're not a fan of bold looks, the 'no-makeup' makeup look is totally Coachella-appropriate. It’s all about enhancing your natural beauty. Use a lightweight foundation or BB cream, concealer for blemishes, a touch of mascara, and a rosy lip balm. Focus on achieving a fresh, radiant complexion. Super simple, super chic!
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Coachella is a long day (and night!), so you need makeup that can withstand heat, sweat, and dancing. Use a good primer to create a smooth base, set your makeup with a setting spray, and carry blotting papers to control shine. Consider using waterproof mascara and long-wearing lipstick. And most importantly: reapply frequently as needed!
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