When it comes to eyeshadows, playing with a common color that is not in your regular wheelhouse can let you have fun with makeup. Lavender is as fun to wear as it looks, and also works well with light, pastel colors on lips and cheeks. Dia Mirza paired the light Tarun Tahiliani saree with purple earrings, so the eyeshadow shade ties it together in the best way that brings back summer conditions. If you’re feeling inspired to try Star’s makeup at home, here’s how you can do it in just six simple steps.
Get the look: Dia Mirza’s lavender eyeshadow and pastel pink lipstick
Beauty Tips:
Begin by massaging your skin with a moisturizer. Once it is soaked, mix a drop of MAC Strobe Cream with a drop of Liquid Foundation (such as the L’Oreal Paris Influential Pro-Glow Foundation) and apply on your entire face. Then, fill in the areas that need to be further covered with the creamy concealer.
Then, to help absorb excess oil and provide full coverage, use a brush to press the translucent powder into the skin. Pay attention to the T-zone, as it tends to be the most greasy during the day.
Using a large, fluffy brush, apply blush to the cheeks like the Tower 28 Beechplies Tinted Lip + Cheek Balm to heat the complexion, and follow it with a bronzer to tint the chicbones and add definition.
Draw on winged strokes with an eyebrows pencil to add fullness and shape. Use a sharp pencil to accurately create individual hairs, and fill in a brow gel to set everything up.
For a touch of lavender on your eyes, use a shimmering eyeshadow palette such as the Huda Beauty Obsession Gemstone Palette. Using an eyeshadow brush, apply a light purple hue from the inner corner of your eye to the center of your eyelid and a deep shade of purple on the outer corner of your eyelid for definition. Liberally coat your eyelashes with two layers of mascara.
Use a matte lipstick like Huda Beauty Liquid Matte Lipstick in Gossip Gural on lips. Start by using a lip liner that matches the lipstick to define the shape, and complete the look by applying a uniform coat of color with a lip brush.
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