Apply a light moisturiser before makeup to prevent your base from clinging to dry patches. Let it settle before moving on to the foundation for a smoother finish.
Opt for a lightweight, buildable foundation with a natural or soft matte finish. Apply a thin layer first and add coverage only where you need it.
Lightly press translucent powder over the T-zone and areas where makeup tends to crease. Keep the application targeted so the complexion retains some natural dimension.
Choose a muted rose, peach, or terracotta blush and blend it softly towards the temples. A hazy flush adds warmth without disrupting the velvety effect.
Cloud skin is less about obvious shine and more about softly-reflected light. Use a finely-milled highlighter sparingly on the cheekbones if you want a touch of dimension.
Dab a rosy brown, berry, or terracotta lipstick onto the centre of your lips and gently soften the edges with your fingertip. The diffused colour keeps the entire look soft.
Finish with a light dusting of powder or a soft-matte setting spray, concentrating on areas prone to excess shine. Avoid piling on product, especially in humid weather.
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