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Beauty trends shift toward natural 'Glass Skin' aesthetic

Beauty trends are shifting toward a natural, luminous aesthetic known as 'Glass Skin.' This movement emphasizes a healthy, glowing complexion over heavy, matte foundations, with major designers increasingly adopting minimalist looks featuring nude lips and minimal eye makeup.

Professional makeup artist Ana Martín suggests that achieving a natural look requires applying very thin layers of foundation and only using setting products on areas prone to shine. To avoid facial overloading, she recommends multi-functional formulas that combine primer, correction, and coverage.

Experts also emphasize that proper skincare is the foundation of effective makeup. Pharmacist Cristina Batres notes that well-hydrated and balanced skin allows makeup to look better and last longer. To achieve the Glass Skin effect, techniques include mixing light creams with low-coverage foundations and using cream-based products like blush and bronzer to enhance natural features.

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Ana Martín · Cristina Batres · MIA Cosmetics Paris · U/1ST

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  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The 'Glass Skin' trend, characterized by a natural luminous effect, is gaining prominence among major designers. marieclaire.perfil.com
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Using multi-functional formulas that combine primer, correction, and coverage helps prevent facial overloading. www.telva.com
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Well-hydrated and balanced skin improves the appearance and longevity of makeup. www.telva.com
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Achieving a Glass Skin effect can involve mixing a light cream with a few drops of medium-to-low coverage foundation. marieclaire.perfil.com
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Makeup artists recommend applying very thin layers of foundation and setting only areas where shine appears. www.telva.com