Ready to make your S.O. fall in love with you harder? Check out this list of Valentine’s day makeup ideas perfect for a date to remember with your beau!
Since I’m a makeup enthusiast, I can get pretty excited when it comes to planning my makeup looks for different occasions.
Here are some of the favorites I’m choosing from for Valentine’s Day!
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Valentine’s Day Makeup Looks He’ll Love on You
1. Copper Eyes
Copper is a great Valentine’s Day makeup color for girls who consider their eyes as one of their best assets. What I love about this is how easy it is to carry from daytime to nighttime. This flexible look can take you places with your beau, without you having to think about needing to change your look the entire day.
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2. Red Lipped
Keep the focus on a red lip by making sure that the rest of your Valentine’s Day makeup is neutral. I suggest investing in a good red matte lippieso that it won’t smudge during the date.
3. Smokey and Wing Tipped
To be honest, I’ve been a fan of the smokey look ever since I knew it existed. Can you blame me, though? If done right, it’s an absolute scene-stealer!
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4. Dewy Highlight
Sometimes, all a girl really needs is a good highlighter to make her forget all of the world’s worries. This Valentine’s, rock a luscious dewy look that makes you shine like the star you are. Don’t just look for the spotlight. Shine so bright that you won’t need one!
5. Soft Pink Hues
The trick to mastering this look is to match the shades of your eyeshadow with your lippie. I suggest choosing a soft pink hue for your Valentine’s day makeup, one that goes well with your skin tone, to look fresh and radiant throughout the day.
6. Wine Red Lip
In my opinion, ladies look absolutely va va voom whenever they put on a wine red lippie. It gives off a feeling of confidence and mystery, something that most men find really sexy.
7. No Makeup Look
If you’re spending Valentine’s Day outdoors, then I’d recommend this look. It’s important not to layer on too many products because your makeup might just get melted into a mess by the sun. Keep your face looking natural by using acream blush for a natural flush and opt for a tinted lip balm or a pinkish lip tint to swipe on your lips. Don’t forgetto use a light hand when doing your brows. The key here is the saying ‘Less is more’.
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Ladies, whichever makeup look you choose for Valentine’s Day, we’re sure that your boyfriend won’t be able to take his gaze away from you. I mean, he’s already head over heels in love with you, to begin with.
Seeing you at your happiest and knowing that it’s because you’re with him on a special day is already enough to set the mood for a romantic night ahead.
Valentine’s day is just around the corner and I am sure many of us are excited for the day of love. Whether it’s sharing this moment with a significant other, friends and family, or even just having the day for yourself, it’s always something to look forward to.
I’m not one to go to fancy places all the time, but whenever it’s Valentine’s Day, my beau and I love having dinner in a romantic restaurant. I guess we’re pretty traditional that way. We get all dressed up in our fancy Valentine’s Day outfits, spend the time enjoying each other’s company and tasting new dishes we wouldn’t usually eat.
How about you what’s your go-to Valentine’s Day makeup look? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comment section below.
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Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on February 10, 2017, and has been updated for quality and relevancy.
