THIS season's biggest beauty trend didn't start on the catwalks or the red carpet - it was a product of the pandemic.
"Dewy skin became popular due to the lockdown," says Joy Adenuga, make-up artist and founder of By Joy Adenuga.
"Being stuck at home, skincare became the prime focus and natural, dewy skin became the most-wanted for a glowing skin appearance."
Now, you may be thinking this kind of flawless complexion is achieved by spending hours exfoliating and hydrating with scrubs, moisturisers and mists.
As a matter of fact, make-up brands have jumped on the dewy skin bandwagon and gifted us with a bevvy of new liquid based, bronzing and highlighting products that can help you easily achieve the look.
"Instead of a matte primer, switch to an illuminating primer," says Adenuga, to create a smooth canvas for your base.
"Application can be done with a brush for a lighter, more natural effect. I like to use my Multi Use Cream/Liquid/Powder Face Brush (£14, By Joy Adenuga) for a softer finish that won't make you look greasy."
If you're worried about looking a bit too shiny, Adenuga says: "Apply only where the light hits the face - the top of the cheek bones, bridge of the nose, cupids bow, under the brow arch and the middle of the eyelid."
As for the rest of your make-up? "Keep it simple. Cakey make-up and glowing skin do not work together."
