Here's How You Can Cop 4 of Shraddha Kapoor's Fabulous Makeup Looks

From bold and graphic to oh-so-fresh, Cosmo decodes how you can recreate 4 of the actor's looks from our latest issue.

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23 December, 2019
Here's How You Can Cop 4 of Shraddha Kapoor's Fabulous Makeup Looks

From bold and graphic to oh-so-fresh, Cosmo decodes how you can recreate 4 of the actor's looks from our latest issue.

1. Blush Bonanza
This two-product look is the easiest way to fake a fresh, glowing face. First, even out the skin tone with foundation. Then, pick a blush that resembles your natural colour when you’re ‘flushed’. A cream formula works better as it’s easy to blend and looks natural—swipe it on the apples of your cheeks to liven the complexion, and extend it to your lids and temples. Voilà. Outfit: Dress, Amit Aggarwal; combat boots, Melissa; pendant, Sapna Mehta
11. Blush BonanzaThis two-product look is the easiest way to fake a fresh, glowing face. First, even out the skin tone with foundation. Then, pick a blush that resembles your natural colour when you’re ‘flushed’. A cream formula works better as it’s easy to blend and looks natural—swipe it on the apples of your cheeks to liven the complexion, and extend it to your lids and temples. Voilà. Outfit: Dress, Amit Aggarwal; combat boots, Melissa; pendant, Sapna Mehta
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Want to match our covergirl’s happy vibe? Put on a fresh, flawless no make-up make-up face. Steer clear of foundation and get your favourite concealer to do the job—conceal and perfect your skin. Dust on some blush with a giant, fluffy brush, and add a hint of balm on the lips. Finish up with a thin eyeliner and a few coats of mascara to really open up the eyes. Outfit: Blazer (worn as dress), Vero Moda; belt bag, Salvatore Ferragamo; earrings, Aétee
22.Want to match our covergirl’s happy vibe? Put on a fresh, flawless no make-up make-up face. Steer clear of foundation and get your favourite concealer to do the job—conceal and perfect your skin. Dust on some blush with a giant, fluffy brush, and add a hint of balm on the lips. Finish up with a thin eyeliner and a few coats of mascara to really open up the eyes. Outfit: Blazer (worn as dress), Vero Moda; belt bag, Salvatore Ferragamo; earrings, Aétee
3. Rosé All
A great way to build on the ‘flushed’ look to make it more Wine O’Clock-appropriate: turn to wine-rose smokey lids. To cop this look, all you need to do is pick a pigmented rose-coloured shadow or a burgundy one (if you want to make lids even hotter), and swipe it on the outer half of the lids, along with the cheekbones. This warms up the face and makes your eyes look wide. Finish up with a thin eyeliner and a healthy coating of mascara. Outfit: Puffer jacket, Six5Six Street; boots, Salvatore Ferragamo
33. Rosé AllA great way to build on the ‘flushed’ look to make it more Wine O’Clock-appropriate: turn to wine-rose smokey lids. To cop this look, all you need to do is pick a pigmented rose-coloured shadow or a burgundy one (if you want to make lids even hotter), and swipe it on the outer half of the lids, along with the cheekbones. This warms up the face and makes your eyes look wide. Finish up with a thin eyeliner and a healthy coating of mascara. Outfit: Puffer jacket, Six5Six Street; boots, Salvatore Ferragamo
4. Bold and Graphic
Matching your lips to your lids is major ATM. Intensify it by adding a winged eyeliner to the mix. Not enough? Extend the wings over the lids in a ‘V’ formation for an elegant-yet-edgy look. Outfit: Sweatshirt and coordinated skirt, both Manish Arora
44. Bold and GraphicMatching your lips to your lids is major ATM. Intensify it by adding a winged eyeliner to the mix. Not enough? Extend the wings over the lids in a ‘V’ formation for an elegant-yet-edgy look. Outfit: Sweatshirt and coordinated skirt, both Manish Arora
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