Peach Oolong Milk Tea Makeup Look

Sunscreen Base

Dispense an appropriate amount of lightweight sunscreen and dot it evenly across your entire face. Pat and blend with your fingertips until fully absorbed, and wait for it to set before moving on to base makeup.

Pro tipOily skin types can apply an extra thin layer of oil-controlling primer on the T-zone.

Cushion Foundation Application

Dip a cushion puff into a milk tea-toned cushion foundation, and pat it lightly across your face in thin, layered applications. Focus on covering redness and blemishes while keeping your skin's natural, translucent glow.

Pro tipDo not drag the puff back and forth, as this will cause patchy, cakey makeup.

Targeted Concealing

Use a concealer brush to pick up light peach-toned concealer, and dot it onto dark under-eye circles and redness around the nose wings. Blend the edges with your fingertips, and avoid covering your skin's natural texture.

Soft-Focus Setting Powder

Dip a large fluffy powder brush into translucent setting powder, tap off the excess, then lightly sweep it across the T-zone and under the eyes to set makeup. Keep the natural dewy finish of the cushion on the cheeks.

Pro tipDry skin types only need to set areas that tend to get oily.

Soft Brown Brows

Use a light brown eyebrow pencil to fill in gaps following your natural brow hair flow. Draw a soft, gentle brow arch, then brush through with clear brow gel to create a natural, fluffy effect.

Pro tipAvoid drawing harsh, sharp raised brows — matching your natural brow shape looks the most effortless.

Milk Tea Brown Eyeshadow Base

Dip a large eyeshadow brush into light milk tea brown eyeshadow, tap off the excess, then sweep it broadly across your entire eye socket. Blend upward from the lash line to just below the brow bone, softening the edges naturally.

Layered Peach Shade

Dip a medium eyeshadow brush into low-saturation peach pink eyeshadow, and lightly layer it onto the center of your eyelid over your eyeball. Blend it into the existing milk tea brown shade so there are no harsh lines.

Lower Lash Line Depth

Dip a small detail brush into a deeper shade of oolong milk tea brown eyeshadow, and blend it along the lower lash line from the outer corner inward. Keep the coverage to no more than two-thirds of the eye length to create a soft aegyo sal shadow.

Aegyo Sal Highlight

Use a matte off-white highlighter pencil to draw a thin line along your aegyo sal, then blend it with your fingertip. Only highlight the area directly under your eyeball, and do not fill in the entire aegyo sal line.

Inner Eyeliner Filling

Use a brown eyeliner pencil to fill in gaps along the upper lash line. Extend a short, soft tail 2-3 millimeters outward at the outer corner of the eye, without flicking it upward to keep the look gentle.

Pro tipIf you have inner double eyelids, do not draw eyeliner too thick, as it will disappear when you open your eyes.

Lash Setting

First, curl your lashes from the root with an eyelash curler, then apply a thin coat of brown mascara, brushing along the direction of lash growth. Lightly coat the lower lashes, and avoid clumping.

Soft Matte Nose Contour

Dip a small angled brush into gray-toned light brown contour powder, tap off the excess, then sweep lightly along both sides of the nose from below the brow bone to the tip of the nose. Keep a natural highlight strip down the center of the nose bridge.

Pro tipDo not choose reddish brown shades for nose contour, as they will look muddy.

Facial Contouring

Dip a large contour brush into light gray-brown contour powder, and sweep lightly along the area below the cheekbones and the jawline. Blend thoroughly to create soft facial definition, without leaving harsh patches of color.

Pro tipAlways apply contour in thin, layered amounts, and blend until there are no hard edges.

Sheer Highlight

Dip your finger into champagne liquid highlighter, dot it onto the high points of your cheekbones, brow bone, nose tip, and cupid's bow, then pat and blend with your fingertip to create a natural skin glow.

Pro tipDo not apply highlighter to the center of your mid-face, as this will make your face look puffy.

Peach Blush

Dip a fluffy blush brush into peach blush, tap off the excess, then sweep lightly onto the apples of your cheeks, blending naturally toward the temples to create a flush that looks like it comes from within your skin.

Pro tipYou can also dust a little blush onto the tip of your nose for an extra cute, soft look.

Peach Milk Tea Lips

First apply a layer of lip balm as a base, blot off excess oil with a tissue, then apply a thin coat of peach milk tea glossy lip tint, blending outward from the center of your lips to create a natural gradient lip effect.

Pro tipYou can layer an extra coat on your cupid's bow to make lips look fuller.

Setting Spray Lock

Hold a hydrating setting spray 20 centimeters away from your face, and mist it evenly across your entire face. Let it air dry naturally, and do not pat with your hands, to preserve the sheer, dewy finish of your whole makeup look.

Pro tipDo not press a tissue onto your face after spraying, as this will smudge your makeup.