4 basic makeup looks for autumn

We have already presented all kinds of trends for autumn: dresses, colors, jeans, and boots. But let’s not forget about makeup and the basic looks you can wear throughout the season. Just like scarves or boots, this makeup is here to stay. So we invite you to discover the 4 beauty looks for autumn: Smokey eye Perhaps it is the most versatile eye makeup a girl can try, as the shape and intensity can vary with your mood. For this season, it was seen on the runway in a graphic punk rock style, with shadows in pewter tones and interpretations in burgundy and gray. Cat eye eyeliner This style is more retro, but you can keep it modern by trying new finishes. Experiment with colored eyeliners or soften the look by including shadows. Remember to finish the eyeliner upwards to achieve a bigger and more open eye effect. Red lips This look is the epitome of classic. Every girl deserves to find the perfect shade of red lipstick, and for this season you can try a crimson color; whether you complement it with lined eyes or a bright-colored blush, the options are truly endless. A tip to make the color last longer: apply a light layer of foundation on the lips, then apply the lipstick, use a tissue to remove the excess by pressing your lips against it, and apply another layer of lipstick. You will achieve a more saturated color that will last longer. Golden eyelids The delicate and shiny golden shadow tones are perfect for catching the light and achieving a glow that works on all skin tones. Eyelids and tear ducts with copper, gold, and pearl shadow have been present for several years, but the latest trends have opted for more impactful golden eyeliners. Both options help to illuminate and highlight your features. I love matte red lips with retro eyeliner. What is your favorite look? What trend would you like to learn? View original article. Recommended notes What would happen if we didn’t have eyebrows? Very natural makeup on the red carpet at the Emmy Awards From the runway to your hands: nail trends for autumn 2015