Step-by-Step Guide to Achieving a Casual and Glowing Look with Seint's IIID Makeup:

Loving the idea of IIID Makeup to help cover your Acne but not sure how do accomplish the look? Follow these simple steps to get you there!

  1. HIGHLIGHT: Grab your IIID Brush with the small end. Choose a colour lighter than your natural skin tone. Now, apply this shade in the following areas:

    • Down the bridge of your nose.

    • Beneath your eyes in a pie-piece shape.

    • Along the sides of your nose.

    • Between your eyebrows.

    • On your chin.

    • Along your jawline.

  2. CONTOUR: Time to add some definition! Pick a color deeper than your natural skin tone. With the large end of the IIID Brush, apply the contour color in these spots:

    • Around the edges of your face.

    • Down your neck.

    • Along the sides of your nose.

    • Beneath your cheekbones.

  3. LIP + CHEEK: Get that rosy glow! This shade will bring out your eyes, make you look youthful, and warm up your complexion. You can use a brush, sponge, or simply your fingertip. Apply this color to:

    • The apples of your cheeks.

    • The center of your lips.

  4. ILLUMINATOR: Time to shine bright! This gorgeous shimmery cream will give you that candlelit glow and perfect your complexion. Use your fingertip to apply the illuminator to:

    • The top of your cheekbones.

    • The bow of your lip.

    • Beneath the arch of your brow.

And there you have it – a natural and casual look that'll have you feeling fabulous all day long! Rock that glow, babe! ✨🌟

If you’ve never been professionally shade matched by me and are unsure of what colors will work best for your skin, CLICK HERE for a free virtual shade match and I’ll have a custom palette created for you within 24-48 hours! Or, shop our curated makeup collections by clicking HERE and then selecting “Collections” from the menu.

Check out this demo by a fellow Artist, the results are incredible!

xo Whitney 💕

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