Berry Red Lip Fall/Winter Makeup Look

Prep Base

Apply a thin layer of moisturizing primer all over the face. You can layer an oil-control primer on the T-zone where oil tends to build up. Pat gently until fully absorbed to create a smooth, long-lasting base for fall/winter makeup.

Foundation and Concealer

Take an appropriate amount of matte foundation and apply a thin layer all over the face, blend evenly with a damp beauty sponge. Then dab concealer on acne marks and the edges of dark circles, blend with fingertips to seamless fusion.

Pro tipChoose a hydrating matte foundation in fall/winter to avoid caking and patchiness.

Set with Loose Powder

Dip a large fluffy powder puff into translucent loose powder, press lightly on oil-prone areas like the T-zone and around the nose. Dust lightly over dry cheeks to retain the natural glow of the base makeup.

Natural Feathery Brows

Use a dark brown eyebrow pencil to fill in gaps following the natural hair growth direction, create a soft natural arch at the brow peak, then brush through with brow gel to achieve a neat, natural feathery brow look.

Low-Saturation Eyeshadow Base

Use a large eyeshadow brush to pick up light milk tea shade, sweep thinly over the entire upper and lower eyelids to neutralize puffiness and prep for deeper shades.

Deepen Outer Corner

Pick up a deep reddish-brown eyeshadow, deepen the outer corner triangle and the outer third of the lower eyelid in a small area, blend the edges naturally to avoid harsh color blocks.

Eyeliner and Lashes

Use a brown eyeliner pencil to fill in the upper lash line, draw a short, crisp, slightly upturned wing at the outer corner. Curl lashes and apply two coats of natural mascara.

Contouring

Pick up a grey-brown contour powder, sweep lightly along the under-cheekbones and jawline, blend along the hairline to shape the face, and blend until it melts naturally into the skin.

3D Highlighter

Pick up a fine champagne gold highlighter, sweep lightly on the high points of the cheekbones, brow bone, and tip of the nose to brighten and define the contours. Avoid large-area shimmery products that emphasize pores.

Atmospheric Blush

Pick up a warm terracotta brown blush, sweep lightly on the upper part of the apple cheeks, blend outward toward the temples, and blend with contouring to enhance the fall/winter vibe.

Berry Wine Red Lips

First apply a thin layer of lip balm as a base. Use a lip brush to pick up matte berry wine-red lipstick, outline the lip shape precisely, and layer two thin coats for a rich retro effect.

Final Setting

Spray hydrating setting spray 20cm away from the face, pat gently to help absorption, extend makeup wear time, reduce powdery finish, and boost a translucent, dewy look.