This guide was designed to be applied to the facial features of the girl in the photograph, focusing on changing textures, colors, and makeup application techniques to achieve the iconic Slavic aesthetic. 1. Makeup Base (The Velvet Base) The girl in the photo has a healthy dewy complexion. Slavic aesthetics usually prefers the perfect matte or velvet look (like a porcelain doll). Application: Use full-coverage matte foundation. Cover reddish areas and freckles (freckles) to create a perfectly flat canvas. Setting: Use a sufficient amount of translucent powder in the under-eye area and T-zone to make it look airbrushed. 2. Contour and Blush (Cold Girl Aesthetic) The colors used are usually cooler (cool-toned) to mimic the effects of cold weather in Eastern Europe. Contour: Use grey-brown (cool ash brown) contour powder on the cheekbones and jaw to reinforce the original facial structure. Blush: Instead of a warm peach color like in the photo, use dusty pink or cool berry color. Apply it on the top of the cheekbones and slightly on the tip of the nose to give the impression of "new entry from cold air." 3. Eye Makeup (Siren Eyes & Defined Brows) The eyes are the main focal point. We will sharpen the look in his already beautiful eyes. Eyebrows: Eyebrows that used to be natural need to be made more firm and "clean." Use concealer under the eyebrow bone to tidy them up. Eyeliner: Create winged black eyeliner that is sharp and extends outwards (towards the temples) to give a foxy / siren eye effect. Eyelashes: Add thicker false lashes on the outer corner of the eye (half lashes) and solid black mascara on the lower lashes. 4. Lips (The Pouty Lip) The girl in the photo has a very nice lip shape; we just need to change the color. Lip Liner: Use a cool-toned nude or light brown lip liner. Draw a little beyond the natural lip line (overlining) to add volume. Lipstick: Use a pale nude or mauve matte lipstick. Avoid the excessive glossy effect present in the original photo; choose a satin or matte texture. 5. Final Touch & Accessories To really highlight the Slavic theme: Highlighter: Use silver or champagne highlighter on the tip of the nose and inner corner of the eye (inner corner). Hair: Hair that was casually tied can be replaced or allowed to loose with a large volume. Accessories: Adding a fur hat (Ushanka) will instantly transform the entire vibe without touching its face. Note: The key to this look is the contrast between pale / matte skin with very defined eye and lip details. - @mayookhine688