Independence Day 2024: How To Ace Tri-Colour Makeup Look

In recent years, the Indian tri-colour makeup look has captured the spotlight, particularly around national celebrations and patriotic events. With the tricolour of saffron, white, and green representing the Indian flag, achieving this eye-catching look can be both empowering and a way to celebrate national pride as we  commemorate India's 78 th Independence Day. If you’re wondering how to ace this vibrant and bold makeup trend, here’s your ultimate guide to mastering it.

Master the Independence Day make up look

Start with a clean canvas: Begin by preparing your skin. Use a primer to create a smooth base and then apply a foundation that matches your skin tone. Ensure your face is well-moisturized to enhance the longevity of the makeup.

Perfect your base: For this look, a flawless base is essential. Apply a concealer under your eyes and on any blemishes,and set everything with a translucent powder. This will help the hues of green whit, and saffron to pop up.

Eye-catching eyes: The key to the tri-color look is in the eyes. Start by applying a white eyeshadow as the base on your eyelids. For the saffron shade, use an orange or gold eyeshadow on the outer corner of the eyes, blending it inward. Finally, apply a green eyeshadow on the inner corners and blend well. To make the colors stand out, use a black eyeliner to define your eyes and a generous coat of mascara for added dram

Lush lips: Keep the lips simple to balance the eye makeup. Opt for a nude or lipstick. If you prefer a more dramatic effect, a classic red can also work, complementing the tri-colour theme without overwhelming the overall look

Finishing touches: To complete the look, lightly contour your face to add dimension and apply a blush that complements your skin tone. Set your makeup with a setting spray to ensure it lasts throughout the day.

This Indian tri-colour makeup look is not just a trend; it’s a celebration of cultural pride. With these tips, you’ll be able to embody the spirit of the Indian flag while turning heads at any event.