Tag: minimalist beauty

Maybe you've  already seen it on your own FYPs, but there's currently a trend going around on TikTok of women putting on minimal makeup and wearing simple jewelry. They call it the "clean" look, which couldn't be any more fitting.As opposed to

Pinterest has released their annual "not-yet-trending" report for 2021, which can help us get ahead of the game. New terms such as "skinimalism" and "indie beauty" have surfaced in its beauty category, and they're already making us look forward to the new year!To

The true essence of being a minimalist is all about paring down your belongings to essential items that you truly use. This means you choose items that you bring into your life that will really serve your needs.When it comes to skincare,

I think we can all agree that what is considered “aesthetic” through the years is ever changing. There was a time when highly saturated OOTDs against picturesque landscapes (remember Nicole Warne and Tara Milk Tea’s early travelgrams?) were considered the Instagram standard,

Defining what "minimal makeup" actually means is tricky, because there are just too many ways to do it that the lines start to blur. Skipping all steps aside from lipstick is obviously considered minimal makeup, but so is wearing a bit of

Cruelty-free beauty brands aren't so difficult to find anymore, thanks to beauty retailers who are dedicated to making CF shopping simpler and easier. Beauty Bar, for one, has added five next-generation brands to their store lineup that aren't just anti-animal testing. These

Last year, a trend called "skip-care" started growing in Korea (A.K.A. the land of the maximalist 10-step skincare routine). Its concept is to remove a few steps from your regimen by using multi-tasking products—such as toner-essences, oil-moisturizers, etc.—to create a more minimalist

Ever since Glossier launched in 2014, countless beauty brands have taken a page out of their chic, minimalist aesthetic by releasing beauty collections with their own sleek and fuss-free packaging.Given that it's hard (but not impossible!) to purchase Glossier products here, you

On the subject of minimalist skincare, it's almost impossible not to mention The Ordinary. The stripped down, ingredient-focused approach of the brand plus its basic yet chic packaging covers the no-nonsense vibe that millennials can't seem to resist—not to mention how affordable

Less makeup and more skin is the ticket to looking younger and cooler with ease. Here's your five-step guide to a beauty routine that's stripped down to the basics:1. BaseBefore everything else, touch base first. A minimalist face banks on flawless foundation

More often than not, the busy girl's daily beauty struggle has a lot to do with time management. You know the exact look that you want for the day, but the problem is you only have a maximum of 10 minutes to

Minimalist beauty brands have us all figured out. They know we want easy-to-use, no-fuss products that actually work. This stripped-down take on beauty has done wonders to decluttering our makeup collection and transforming our looks to its most au naturel version. Sounds