Sunday, 23 October 2011

70s Makeup Styles and Ideas

The in the 70s  Ladies started stripping off the tons of lipsticks and eyeliners and adopted a way new trend that encouraged the nude and no-makeup look. The natural effect was created not only by the use of a restricted color palette and pale shades, but also of the great devotion to a spotless complexion.

the started using neutral colors and pastels took over the crown in order to popularize the low-maintenance look shifting the attention to the natural features and treasures. Following the guidelines below you'll be led through a quick makeup kit transformation that will send you back to the Disco era of the 70s.

Skin 

The earlier decades made no issue of skin care and its importance. Time passed, perspectives changed. More and more people began to follow a well-defined beauty routine placing their complexion among the top interests. Dressing down their makeup base became one of the signature tendencies.
Glowing is best achieved with the help of tinted moisturizers and a transparent or illuminating powder. Use concealers if necessary to cover the blemishes and other skin problems make the base most impotent bit of  your makeup.


Blush 
in the 70s they used more of a rosy blush. And most of the time it was a creme or gel blush .
Those who weren't blessed with a darker complexion used bronzer to fake it. However, they still managed to keep the natural look.


Eyes
heir eyelashes were either played up only for the evening, but no way when sporting a casual look. There were no aspirations for thickening the eyelashes only to add length to them with a few streaks.
The pearlescent shades were the most popular among eye shadows. Creating the mysterious and at the same time pure look was done through shimmering colors. Glowing was just as popular in this domain too, choose matte tones from a neutral color palette for the dazzling result.


 Lips
Keep the lips in shape apply a soft and natural tones. Nude shades as well as pink and peach were the top choices of the 70s. 









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