Evening Makeup

How to Stand Out in the Crowd


If you are planning on wearing evening makeup, you already know that bold and sexy is the way to go.

While natural makeup is great for everyday looks, sometimes it needs a little flirt and pizazz. That’s where the nighttime makeup styles can come into play.

Here are some makeup tips you can take with you to get the best look possible for your evening out on the town. Feel free to expand on these as needed.

Foundation

The foundation you wear should be the least of your concerns for a fun night out.

As long as it covers the blemishes and even out skin tone, you should not have an issue. Be careful about using just liquid base in case you plan on going dancing.

The sweat could make that makeup drip over time. Use some subtle powder that will not weigh you down, and then focus on other areas to put makeup on.

Eyes


Your eyes are going to be the features that count for your evening look. Dark eye makeup tends to be a popular choice for people going out just because of its association with sexiness.

You can use black, dark gray, maroon, dark brown, or something similar to give your eyes a smoky look to them.

Just be sure that you use some eye liner as well so that your eyes have the best pop possible.

One of the best dramatic eye makeup tips to learn involves putting the darkest shade of shadow you want to wear in the crease of your eyelid.

Then cover the rest with a lighter shade and add a highlighter under the brow line for contrast.

Lips

You can wear any lipstick you want for evening looks, but you may want to make it something you can easily reapply during the night in case it wears off. Do not use regular lipstick.

Instead, get a tube of gloss of a shimmer color to wear because you can put it on without looking at the mirror, and because it will make other people want to taste your lips.

Nothing could be sexier than that.

Cheeks

Do not go too overboard with your blush, but don’t be afraid to use some of it either.

The best makeup advice to consider here is to apply the brush from the outside of the cheekbones in so that the bulk of the color does not end up in the center of your face.

Some bronzers may do well in place of the blush in some evening makeup situations.