Bridesmaid · Wedding guest · Soft glam
Bridesmaid Makeup
Soft, long-lasting and easy to match across the bridal party: a rose-champagne lid, a small brown flick, wispy lashes and a dusty-rose lip.
When to wear it
Wear it as a bridesmaid or maid of honour, for the ceremony, the photos and the dancing. It is for you if the bride wants all her bridesmaids in one soft look. The pictures show it on olive skin with hazel eyes, on a round face with brown eyes and on deep skin.
Shades
- Lidrose-champagne shimmer
- Creasedusty rose
- Cheekrosy pink
- Lipsdusty rose satin
How it's done
A satin, long-wear base set with a light powder, soft warm contour and a rosy-pink blush on the apples, blended up. A soft pearl highlight on the cheekbones. Brows brushed up and filled with soft strokes. A matte dusty-rose shadow through the crease, a rose-champagne shimmer on the lid, and a soft brown deepening the outer corner and smudged under the lower lashes. A thin brown liner with a small flick and wispy lashes. Lips lined in a rose liner and filled with a dusty-rose satin lipstick.
Questions
- Should all the bridesmaids wear the same makeup?
- Matching the lip and the eye looks tidy in group photos. Each bridesmaid can try this look on her own selfie and send the result to the bride, with 3 free try-ons each.
- How do I make bridesmaid makeup last all day?
- Use a long-wear satin base and set it with a light powder. Line the lips in rose before the dusty-rose lipstick goes on, and carry the lipstick in your bag for after the meal.
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