If you’ve been coordinating your makeup looks with the seasons for some time now, then there’s a good chance you’re aware of the common trends. Warmer seasons like spring and summer generally call for a pop of color, whereas cooler months like fall and winter tend to be reminiscent of more neutral-colored beauty looks. No matter whether your own seasonal makeup choices fit into this paradigm, there’s a way for every type of makeup-wearer to incorporate pink into their beauty routine this season — whether you’re a minimalist, maximalist, or a  curious in-betweener. So if you consider yourself in-tune with the work of beauty influencers or vloggers, you probably have an idea that what’s considered minimalist for you might be a little less extensive than that of a YouTuber.Check out three of our fave pink makeup tutorials, ahead, and feel free to personalize them to you. For the minimalist:Chloe Morello creates a soft focus dusty rose wedding makeup look that can double as an everyday look for the minimalist makeup-wearer. If you aspire to wear less products than Morello uses in her tutorial, consider recreating the look on your own with just the Urban Decay Naked3 Eyeshadow Palette, eyeliner, lip color and a touch of highlighter. For the in-between: Vlogger Chamar Moore’s hot pink makeup look is a look that’s made for the ‘gram. To recreate the look at home, we recommend Lancôme Teint Idole Foundation, NYX Professional Makeup Love You So Mochi Eyeshadow Palette in Electric Pastels and Urban Decay Hi-Fi Shine Urban Decay Lip Gloss in Obsessed. For the maximalist:We can always rely on beauty vlogger Denitslava of Denitslava Makeup to bring us maximalist makeup looks that even minimalists won’t be able to look away from. Her step-by-step pink summertime makeup tutorial features a sharp cat eye, pink ombré eyeshadow and dewy skin.  Read More:7 Beauty Products That Work for Spring and Summer NYX Summer Launches Just Dropped! Check Them All Out HereThe 6 Coolest Frosty Blue Makeup Products You Need This SpringHero Image Courtesy Urban Decay
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