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Home›How To›How to Apply 1920s Makeup: 15 Steps

How to Apply 1920s Makeup: 15 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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The 1920s was an era of bold styles and captivating glamour, with makeup trends that celebrated the spirit of transformation and self-expression. To recreate an authentic 1920s makeup look, follow these 15 steps:

1. Start with a clean, moisturized face: To ensure a flawless base, cleanse and moisturize your skin well before applying makeup.

2. Apply primer: Using a makeup primer will help your foundation to glide on smoothly and last longer.

3. Create a matte complexion: The 1920s style favors a matte complexion, so choose a full-coverage mattifying liquid foundation.

4. Apply concealer: To hide blemishes or under-eye circles, dab on some creamy concealer and blend well.

5. Set your base with powder: Use a translucent powder to set your foundation and keep the look shine-free.

6. Enhance your brows: Brows were bold and slightly straight in the ’20s. Fill in your brows with a dark pencil or powder, emphasizing the arch but keeping the overall shape natural.

7. Prime your eyelids: Like any good makeup look, priming your eyelids will help eyeshadow stay put and prevent creasing.

8. Create the smoky eye effect: Apply dark gray or charcoal eyeshadow close to the lash line on both the upper and lower lids. Blend outwards using a clean brush in circular motions.

9. Line your lashes: Use black eyeliner along the top lash line, slightly winging it out past the outer corner of your eyes for an authentic ’20s feel.

10. Add mascara: Opt for volumizing black mascara to create fullness at the lash line and complete the dramatic eye look.

11. Contour subtly: The 1920s was not about prominent contouring, but gentle shading around cheekbones and temples will help mimic the era’s popular angular features.

12. Add a touch of blush: Apply a rose or pale pink blush on the apples of your cheeks and blend it outwards, towards the hairline.

13. Create the signature cupid’s bow lip: The ’20s was all about accentuating the cupid’s bow. Use a deep red or burgundy lip liner to outline your lips and emphasize the V-shape at the center. Fill in with a matching lipstick.

14. Set your makeup: To ensure your makeup lasts and stays put, use a setting spray or light dusting of loose powder.

15. Style your hair and accessories: Complete the look with finger waves or pinned-up curls, and add vintage-inspired accessories like beaded headbands or long necklaces.

With these 15 steps, you’ll be ready to step into the famous world of Gatsby-inspired glamour, embodying the bold beauty of the 1920s.

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