Day Makeup

Natural Look

•  Day makeup is generally more natural and subtle.
•  It is designed to enhance your features without being too dramatic.

Light Coverage

•   It involves using a lighter foundation or BB cream with a more natural finish to smooth skin tone while allowing some natural skin to show through.

Soft Eye Makeup

•   Eye makeup for the daytime is often lighter, using neutral tones like browns, taupes, and soft pinks.
•   Mascara may be applied to define the lashes, but it's usually not too heavy.

Subtle Lips

•  Daytime lip colors are soft and neutral, like nude shades or light pinks.
•  Lip gloss or satin finish lipsticks are standard for a more casual look.

Minimal Contouring

•   Contouring is usually kept to a minimum, with a focus on a natural-looking glow.

Night Makeup

Glamorous Look

•  Night makeup is more dramatic and glamorous, suitable for parties, events, or a night out.

Fuller Coverage

•   Nighttime foundation can be more full coverage, providing flawless photography and evening lighting finish.

Intense Eye Makeup

•   Evening eye makeup allows for more creativity and boldness.
•  Smokey eyes, shimmery shadows, and eyeliner often create a striking look.

Bold Lips

• Nighttime lip colors, such as deep reds, berries, or bold statement colors in matte or glossy finishes, are typically more intense.

Defined Contouring

•  Contouring and highlighting are more pronounced in night makeup, adding dimension to the face for a more sculpted look.

False Lashes

•  For added drama, false eyelashes are commonly used in nighttime makeup to make the eyes appear larger and more captivating.

Overall, day makeup is about looking fresh and polished for everyday activities, while night makeup is about embracing a more glamorous and striking appearance for special occasions and evening events.