If you’ve ever wanted to look like your favorite supermodel, this article is for you because we present some pointers here to help you become your own supermodel. We’ll start with the hair and work down to the eyes and complete makeup. By the end of it, you’ll be just looking like yourself, but elevated. These are not makeup hacks, but we’ll be simply enhancing the features you already have. 

Dashe Beauty’s Quick Supermodel Hair Makeover

The best way to get makeup and hair done is to start fresh, just out of the shower, like a blank canvas. The first step is the hair, we need to turn this after-shower mop-looking hair into those beautiful, voluminous curls. Before you start the machine, use some heat protectant spray because it prevents frizz. 

People don’t easily share their secret weapon for blowout curls. You can use a normal hair dryer that’s available and continue until your hair is 80 to 90% dry. Your enemy is the split and damaged hair at the end so applying serum to these ends of your hair may work considerably. It’ll give an extra volume and use a brush attachment to smooth and straighten it out a bit. You could use a straightener too but that will minimize the fluff.

Natural Curly Hair at Home Like a Pro

With your hair less puffy and silky after the treatment, we can move on to curling. Separate your hair into sections leaving one-third out, and start curling. If you have a Dyson, it’s great but you can use a straightener or a regular curler—it doesn’t matter as long as you get curls formed. Curl the hair towards your face, then hold it for 10 seconds so the curl sets. 

Finish up all the sections of the hair and complete it with a hair spray next, spray a little hairspray and grab a roller to keep the curls nice and voluminous. Small sections work best for this method. Curl, spray, and roll. Do the bottom layer first, and move on to the second and third layers. 

Follow up with Dashe Beauty’s Supermodel Makeup Routine

Now that your hair is curled, time for the face, and always start with a primer but this time also apply glow drops, because supermodels always have that golden glow. Blend the glow drops with the primer all over your face and look for a radiant finish. 

Follow up with a flawless foundation that matches your skin tone because as supermodels, we want coverage, but we also want it to look natural. Don’t choose a highlighter drastically lighter than your skin tone—it’s more like a second skin to you. 

Now that your skin looks flawless (even though it’s far from perfect), go in with a cream bronzer to warm up your cheeks and the perimeter of your face lightly because you already glow from the drops earlier.

Next, cream blush—pinky goodness! don’t go overboard, just smile and focus the blush on the apples and high points of your cheeks. You could stop here, and it would still look beautiful, but you can take it a bit further, by applying a little concealer to emphasize the high points of your face. Again, no harsh lines—it all needs to be seamlessly blended. We’re just adding brightness, that’s it. 

Shortcut to Chic: Eyebrow Makeup

If needed, you can enhance your eyebrows and make them fluffy. If you’re a thin-brow girl, enhance your thin brows! There’s no one way to look like a supermodel—you’re just looking like yourself but elevated. Conceal underneath or around your brows because the supermodel look is all about blending—no harsh lines. We’re keeping it minimal.

Easy TikTok Supermodel Cheekbones with Dashe Beauty’s Contouring Techniques

Now, on to contour—easy peasy, lemon squeezy. You’ll be just popping that contour along the silhouette of your cheekbones. Remember, everything depends on your skin tone. Supermodel makeup is always super warm-toned and bronzy, which is why you’ll need a tenon blush. 

Time to contour your nose—lightly, of course. Supermodels don’t seem to go heavy on nose contour, so blend it out really nicely. Finally, finish up by setting your face with a setting spray because it gives you that natural, glowing finish. For highlighter, you can hit the tops of your cheeks, upper lip, and inner eye corners.

Now for the final step—lips. You can use a brown lip liner and blend it with a pinker one to soften the look. Then, mix two glosses, putting the lighter shade in the center and the darker shade on the outer corners.

Conclusion

When you finish with your makeup and hair done, it’s time to take out your curls, one by one, from the bottom up. 

This hair and makeup routine enhances brightness, masks flaws, and leaves skin with the smoothest possible finish to give you a supermodel look in just 15 minutes.