How to put on the groom makeup Groom makeup painting techniques

1: Concealer

Because men's pores are much coarser than women's, and usually lack of care and maintenance, pimple marks are more serious than women. So the first step of the groom makeup is to cover the coarse pores and acne marks. Choose a creamy concealer product with strong coverage and use a small makeup brush to fill in the center of the pimple marks with the concealer, filling in the pimple marks with gentle pressure. To combat blemishes on the groom's face, use your fingertips or a small concealer brush to dab an appropriate amount of concealer product onto the blemish in a dabbing motion. The effect will be more natural if the concealer color is one shade lighter than the pink color.

2: Primer

Primer can make the groom's skin look more delicate and glowing. Take a mung bean-sized amount of primer makeup and place it on the back of your hand. Apply it from wide to narrow, i.e. in the order of cheeks, forehead, nose and chin, with the more oily T-zone and chin area having a slightly thinner primer than the rest of the body.

3: Trimming eyebrows

Smooth out your eyebrows, pluck out excess stray hairs, and trim out a neat shape. Don't make your brows too thin, just add a few touches to the original shape. If your eyebrows are too light in color and you want to create a strong brow effect, you can use a brow brush to dab a little bit of brow powder and gently sweep a layer along the shape of your eyebrows.

Step 4: Lip Makeup

Applying a thin layer of light-colored lipstick in accordance with the natural lip shape will brighten your skin tone and minimize the difference in skin tone between you and the bride!

Tip: Don't rely entirely on makeup to cover up flaws on your face. Even if you usually don't care about your skin, you must take extra care of it before the wedding. Go to bed early, exfoliate, apply masks, and let your skin return to its best condition.