Just because most of our faces are covered by masks these days, doesn’t mean you still can’t make a beauty statement.
Makeup artist Chady Pantaleon let his imagination go wild with playful looks based on masks created by some of Cebu’s most talented young designers.
Geometric patterned mask by Mikhail Achas. Colorblock mask by Yoko Sato.
Embroidered mask by Bree Esplanada. Pleated mask by Yoko Sato.
These looks are not exactly friendly for everyday wear, but you can definitely take some cues on how to level up your makeup look without sacrificing safety.
- Never underestimate the power of a good brow. Even if all you do is a bit of grooming, tidy and well-shaped eyebrows can instantly make you look put-together.
- Experiment with some hues. Play around with the brighter and bolder shades on your eyeshadow palette—or bring in a colored eyeliner or mascara for a subtle look.
- Don’t forget your hair. Whether you prefer your locks pushed back with a headband or sleekly tied in a ponytail, taking the time to think about your tresses makes a huge difference in how you look.
Photography Joseph Ong | Makeup Chady Pantaleon | Assistant Myna Crisostomo | Models Alyssa, Kiara, Nica and Trisha from Stacy’s Model Management