Perhaps you’re just starting out on your makeup journey. If that’s the case, you’re likely wondering about the following things: "Where do I even start?" The good thing is that you don’t have to be an expert at makeup or splurge on expensive products to look and feel fresh and beautiful
Natural Makeup Tutorial: This is a great starting point for beginner. There is less stress when you want to cover up imperfections in a natural makeup routine compared to when you are doing a full makeup routine, especially because, in a natural makeup routine, you don’t hide your imperfections but just add on top of what you already have.
The following is a Beginner Makeup Tutorial that will show you a step by step natural makeup routine, including what you need to do, why you need to
Why A Natural Makeup Look Is Perfect For Beginners.
Natural makeup is all about harmony, subtlety, and minimalism. It involves light coverage rather than layering, using vibrant colors, and dramatic applications.
Benefits of Natural Makeup for Beginners
- Easy to learn and apply
- Lower chances of detected errors
- Can be worn on a daily basis
- Recommended for all age groups, all skin types
- Naturally boosts confidence
When applied perfectly, natural makeup will make people exclaim, “You look fresh!” rather than say, “You are wearing makeup.”
Makeup Fundamentals that a Beginner Should Know
Before the application of makeups, certain fundamental facts need to be considered.
What Does ‘Natural Makeup’ Really Mean?
"Natural" doesn't mean "no" makeup. "Natural" means soft, clean, and effortless makeup. Your face still looks like skin, and you can see what you’re looking like.
Gold Rules of Natural Makeup
- Always prep your skin
- Apply thin layers
- Mix all well
- Products for different skin tones
- Don’t look until you think it’s heavy
Necessary Makeup Items for New Users
You don't necessarily require a lot of makeup. Just start with the basics.
Face products
- Cleanser
- Moisturizer
- Sunblock (day)
- BB cream or Light foundation
- Concealer
- Compact or loose powder
Eye Products
- Eyebrow pencil or powder
- Neutral Eyeshadow Palette
- Mascara
Cheek & Lip Products
- Cream or powder blush
- Lip balm, lip tint, or nude lipstick
Step by Step Beginner Makeup Tutorial for Natural Makeup
Now, let’s break down each step in more detail, so that beginners understand why each step in the process is important.
STEP 1 - Skin Preparation (Never Skip This Step)
Good makeup begins with good skin. If your skin is either dry, oily, and/or dirty, your makeup will neither lie flat nor look good.
How to Prep Your Skin Correctly
1. Wash your face
Use a gentle cleanser to eliminate dirt, oils, and sweat.
2. Use moisturizer
Moisturizer will help to hydrate your skin as well as prevent your makeup from appearing blotchy
3. Use sunscreen (daytime only)
Protection from the sun prevents premature aging.
Never skip moisturizer, even if you have oily skin
STEP 2 - Apply Primer (Optional but Helpful)
To complete this step, the primer should be made smooth. This will make it easier for
Primer can be used, though it ensures a smooth finish for makeups.
What Primer Does
- Smooths skin texture
- Minimizes pores
- Oil controller
- Assist in holding the makeup in place
How to Apply Primer
- Take pea sized amount
- Primarily on T-zone areas (forehead, nose, chin)
- Gently pat but do not rub
Allow it to rest for 30 seconds, then proceed to the next step.
STEP 3: Base Makeup – Even Out Your Skin Tone
A beginner should always go for light coverage. A full coverage foundation will look cakey.
Best Base Products for Beginners
- BB cream
- Tinted moisturizer
- Light Coverage Foundation
How to Apply Base Makeup
1. Spot small amounts on the forehead, cheeks, nose, and chin
2. Blend outward with your fingers, sponge, or brush
3. Emphasize the merging of edges around the hairline and jaw
If your skin is already looking good, you don’t need to go for full coverage.
Step 4: Concealer – Correct, Don’t Cover Everything
Concealer should only be used where needed.
Areas to Use Concealer
- Under eyes
- Acne spots
- Redness around nose
- Dark marks / Dark spots
How to Apply Concealer Correctly
- Only a little bit
- Touch with fingertips or sponge
- Blend edges smoothly
Layers shouldn’t be thick—with natural makeup, it’s better to have skin visible underneath.
STEP 5: Setting with Powder (Light Hand Only)
Powder will help to fix your makeup and reduce shine.
How to Apply Powder
- Utilize a fluffy brush
- Apply powder on oily areas lightly
- Concentrate on the nose, forehead, and chin
Applying too much powder can make their skin appear to be dry and flat
STEP 6: Eyebrows – Frame Your Face Naturally
Eyebrows shape your face more than any other feature
Beginner Eyebrow Tips
- Choose a shade that resembles your natural eyebrow color
- Fill only sparse areas
- Stick to your natural eyebrow shape
How to Do Natural Eyebrows
1. Brush brows up
2. Lightly fill gaps
3. Mix with a spoolie
The eyebrows should not be too dark, blocky, or too sharply
Step 7: Eyeshadow - Soft Definition for Beginners
Natural eyeshadow adds depth without drama
Most Suitable Eyeshadow Colors for Beginners
- Beige
- peach
- Light brown
- Soft taupe
Simple 2-Shade Method
1. Use light shade on eyelid
2. Use slightly darker shade on crease
3. Blend well
Incorporation is more significant than coloring.
STEP 8: Mascara – Open Up Your Eyes
Mascara instantly makes eyes look brighter and more awake
How to Apply Mascara Properly
- Curl lashes, if preferred
- One thin coat should apply.
- Wiggle wand from root to tip
Don’t let clumps form, opt for a soft lash
STEP 9: Blush – Bring Life Back to the Face
Blush adds a healthy glow
The Best Blush Colors For Beginners
- Peach
- Soft Pink
- Nude rose
How to Apply Blush
- Smile slightly
- Used on apples of cheeks
- Blend upward towards the temples
Cream blush color gives the most natural effect.
STEP 10: Lips - Soft and Natural Finish
Lips complete the look, lips finish off the facial features.
Beginner-Friendly Lip Options
- Tinted lip balm
- Nude lipstick
- Clear or soft gloss
Select the ones nearest to your natural lip color.
Common Makeup Mistakes For Beginners
- Using too many products
- Not Blending
- Inappropriate foundation shade
- Skincare routine skipping
- Heavy contouring
Makeup Tools That a Beginner Truly Needs
- Beauty sponge
- Powder Brush
- Blush Brush
- Eyeshadow Blending Brush
Clean your tools once a week to prevent breakouts.
Natural Makeup For All Skin Types
Oily Skin
- Matte finish
- Light powder
Dry Skin
- Moisturizing products
- Powder minimal
Combination Skin
- Balance both techniques
Beginner Makeup FAQ
Maker Culture How long does beginner makeup take?
- Approximately 10–15 minutes to practice.
Is Makeup Bad for Skin?
- No, if removed correctly and skin care is followed.
By reflecting, Makeup is an art, not talent. The more you practice, the better you will become. Natural makeup is a great start for beginners who want to learn while looking fresh and confident.
Always remember, "Makeup should accentuate your looks but not conceal your identity."
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