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To Apply Tween Makeup

By Matthew Lynch
February 13, 2024
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As tweens transition from childhood to adolescence, they may want to explore the world of makeup. Tween makeup should be age-appropriate, lightweight, and easy to apply. In this guide, we will discuss how to apply tween makeup that enhances natural beauty without looking overdone.

1. Start with a clean and fresh face: Before applying any makeup, it’s essential to have a clean and well-hydrated face. Use a gentle cleanser suitable for your skin type to wash away dirt and oil. Follow up with a lightweight moisturizer to keep the skin hydrated throughout the day

2. Apply a tinted moisturizer or BB cream: Instead of using heavy foundation, opt for a lightweight tinted moisturizer or BB cream that matches your skin tone. These products provide light coverage while also taking care of your skin. Using your fingers or a makeup sponge, apply a small amount of product evenly across your face.

3. Conceal blemishes with spot concealer: If you have any visible blemishes or dark circles under your eyes, use a creamy concealer that matches your skin tone to lightly cover them. Dab the product on the required areas using your ring finger or a small brush, then gently blend it into your skin.

4. Add some color with blush: To give your cheeks a healthy and natural-looking flush, apply a small amount of blush on the apples of your cheeks using a fluffy brush. Choose a shade that complements your skin tone—coral or peach shades are perfect for light to medium skin, while berry or plum shades work well for darker complexions.

5. Define your eyes with neutral eyeshadow: To enhance the beauty of your eyes without going overboard, use an eyeshadow palette that contains neutral shades. For an everyday look, apply a light shade across your eyelids, a slightly darker shade in the crease, and a shimmery shade on the brow bone and inner corners to highlight.

6. Create a soft eyeliner look: A harsh, dark eyeliner can look too intense for tween makeup. Instead, opt for a brown or gray pencil liner to softly define your upper lash line. Gently smudge the pencil using your fingertip for a more natural finish.

7. Enhance your lashes with mascara: Using a mascara that adds length and volume without clumping is ideal to keep things age-appropriate. Brown or transparent mascaras are great for lighter hair colors, while black works well with darker hair. Apply one or two coats on your top lashes and just one coat on the bottom lashes.

8. Add a touch of lip color: To finish off the look, apply a subtle lip gloss or tinted lip balm that adds shine and a hint of color. Choose shades of pink, coral, or nude to complement your skin tone and keep things youthful.

With these simple steps, you’ll have created a beautiful and age-appropriate makeup look designed for tweens!

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