Makeup for the night: 3 options of looks for clubs and parties

Makeup for going to night parties can be done by yourself and there are not many secrets. Those who are inexperienced can try these looks at home a few times before wearing one of them to go out. Check out some makeup suggestions for the night and see how to do them step by step:

how to prepare the skin

To prepare your skin, wash your face well and use a makeup remover to remove any remaining makeup. After that, use a facial toner to close the pores well, preventing excessive oiliness.

Then, moisturize your skin with a gel or lotion to keep your skin beautiful and replenish the water it loses during the day. Finally, apply the face primer so that the makeup lasts longer and gets better definition on your face.

how to apply makeup

The first step of makeup is applying foundation. Apply foundation to your face with an appropriate brush, starting with your forehead and working your way down to the other areas of your face. Then, correct minor imperfections and disguise dark circles with the use of a corrector in the right shade.

The next step is the blush. Apply blush as per your preference, but don’t overdo it so you can load more into your eye makeup. To make your makeup more even and control the oiliness of the skin, apply a face powder.

The last step before the eyeshadows is the application of the eyeshadow fixing primer. After that, apply an illuminating shadow to the highlight to highlight your look. Or you can also apply a little eyeshadow in a shade a little lighter than your skin close to the eyebrow to lift the look, but be careful not to use too white, because it can be artificial.

Option 1: Dark smokey eye

The smoky eye with dark eyeshadow is often used in evening makeup and looks very pretty. With this makeup, the ideal is to use a matte nude or light pink lipstick, preferably without shimmer or gloss, so that your makeup doesn’t look heavy and caricatured.

To make the smokey eye dark, start by applying a less dark eyeshadow, like a dark brown, in the crease. After that, blend with brown to cover part of the eyelid, just above the crease. To give the final touch, use black eyeshadow or a very dark blue over this lighter shade to get the dark smokey shade you want.

Dark smokey for beginners by Camila Coelho

Intense Black Smokey by Bruna Malheiros

Brown and black smokey by Bruna Tavares

In these makeups, the big secret is to blend it a lot until you are sure that the eyeshadow is not smudged or marked on the eyelid.

Option 2: Colored smoky eye

The smoky eye can also be done with colored eyeshadows instead of black or dark brown and is also great for clubbing makeup. The technique to make is the same as for dark smokey, but with more cheerful shades, such as coral and blue. With this makeup, the lipstick should also be discreet.

Blue smokey by Juliana Goes

Purple smokey with glitter by Camila Coelho

Golden smokey by Bruna Tavares

For makeup with a smoky color, the most important thing is to always base the eyelid with a matte light brown eyeshadow, and if possible, use an eyeshadow primer before applying them.

Option 3: Cat-style eye

The cat-eye style goes well for those who want a more subtle and light makeup for the evening.

To create the cat-eye look, start by applying eyeshadow in a natural shade to the lid. Opt for a shimmery eyeshadow to give your eyes more shine and life. The crease can be highlighted in this look with an eyeshadow in a slightly darker skin tone than yours, but it should be done well blended, so it doesn’t stand out.

After that, apply the black eyeliner and make a small line upwards after the end of the eyelid. Those who have less practice can do the line with an eye pencil first and then apply the eyeliner on top, because the pencil does not have the same pigmentation, it has less intense color and can smudge.

Easy and perfect cat eyeliner by Renata Castilho

Cat eyeliner with purple lipstick by Bruna Malheiros

3 types of eyeliner by Evelyn Regly

As this makeup leaves the look very delicate, romantic and discreet, you can use strong lipstick colors or even bet on the return of colored gloss. The traditional cat-eye style looks beautiful with bright red lipstick, but the pink rose and wine are also a knockout for the night.

final touches

On the lower part of the eye, apply white pencil on the waterline and blend a little light brown eyeshadow on the outside without reaching the corner of the eye. After finishing your eye makeup, apply several coats of mascara or put on false eyelashes.

You can also fill in gaps in the brow or make it more noticeable by using an eyebrow pencil or by swiping light brown eyeshadow on it very lightly. Another option to enhance smoky looks is to add eyeliner to these makeups as well.

To make your makeup last all night, apply a setting spray 30cm from your face and you’re ready to party!

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