Make-up for a party
Daytime make-up and evening make-up do not follow the same rules. To make sure that it will keep you looking great all night long, follow these tips.
Unlike daytime make-up, which has to adapt to natural light, evening make-up is supposed to work best under artificial light.
Make-up artists advise opting for bold colours for eye and lip make-up. Why? Because artificial lights tend to absorb colours. But that's not all: at the end of the day, the complexion can show some signs of fatigue. Here too, it’s important to take this into account so that your evening make-up stays looking better for longer.
For the evening, I like to do a smoky eye make-up or a brighter lip make-up—it's one or the other
For the evening as well as for the day, start by moisturising the skin. Then, even out the complexion with a compact foundation: offering more coverage than a liquid foundation, it easily conceals imperfections such as pimples, dark circles or redness, while offering an intense yet natural finish. In short, for the evening, this is what you need.
The cream foundation is used with a sponge: apply it from the centre of the face outwards (without forgetting the neck), and pat it on if you want a full coverage result. Don't forget the eyelids either: the compact foundation cream will serve as a base for your eye make-up. If any imperfections remain, use a beige concealer brush to cover them up.
Finally, apply a veil of brightening or healthy glow powder with a brush to set the make-up. The first will illuminate your complexion, the second will allow you to sculpt it using, for example, the very sophisticated contouring technique.
Even if you’ve chosen to intensify your look, don't forget your lips! But how do you enhance them? Is a lipstick essential? The answer is no, especially if your lips are sensitive or irritated. Instead, opt for a lip perfector, which combines the colour of lipstick, the shine of a gloss and the comfort of a balm. If your eye make-up is very strong, choose the Soft Nude shade to highlight your lips subtly. But if you've decided to go all out with your lip make-up, there are two options: Velvet Pink, which intensifies the natural colour of your lips and goes well with cool-coloured clothes (pink, blue, green, purple, etc.), and Bright Red, which brightens up your complexion and goes well with warm-coloured clothes (red, poppy, coral, orange, etc.). For a really intense result, apply two coats of lip perfector.
To make your evening make-up last through the night, it's best to completely remove your daytime make-up and rehydrate your face with moisturiser and a spray of thermal spring water. You can then apply your evening make-up and spray again with thermal spring water to ensure it stays on better. If you don't have time to remove all your make-up, you can simply refresh any smudged make-up with a sponge dipped in foundation and touch up your make-up in the evening. Finish with a misting of thermal spring water to increase its hold all night long.
