Synopsis
Sonakshi Sinha, known for her captivating films, shares her makeup tips for a bachelorette party on her YouTube channel. From applying primer to final touches, she guides fans through her beauty routine. The actress is also gearing up for her upcoming film 'Tu Hai Meri Kiran' alongside husband Zaheer Iqbal.Key Takeaways
- Start with primer for a smooth base.
- Use a concealer brush for under-eye coverage.
- Pat down foundation with powder for a flawless finish.
- Contour to enhance cheekbones.
- Mix lip colors for a custom shade.
Mumbai, Feb 5 (NationPress) In addition to captivating audiences with her films, Sonakshi Sinha has launched her own YouTube channel, offering glimpses into her life beyond the screen. Recently, the 'Dabangg' star shared a video featuring essential makeup techniques for a bachelorette party.
Step 1
She begins by applying a primer to her face using a brush.
Step 2
Next, the actress uses an under-eye concealer, applying it with a concealer brush.
Step 3
She then sets it with some powder.
Step 4
Following this, Sonakshi Sinha applies foundation evenly across her face using a brush.
Step 5
She again pats down the foundation with powder.
Step 6
Next, she applies contour to accentuate her cheekbones.
Step 7
For her eyes, she starts with lighter shades from her palette, finishing with a darker shade on the bottom.
Step 8
To enhance her striking eyes, she uses an eyeliner pen, which she finds easier to handle.
Step 9
The diva fills in her eyebrows with an eyebrow filler to define them further.
Step 10
For her lips, Sonakshi Sinha mixes two shades to achieve her preferred color.
Step 11
She completes her makeup look with a touch of blush.
Step 12
When it comes to styling her long hair, the actress opts for a straightened look.
On the professional front, Sonakshi Sinha will soon appear alongside her husband, Zaheer Iqbal, in the anticipated film 'Tu Hai Meri Kiran.'
However, reports indicate the film is embroiled in legal troubles with Adlabs, which claims that 'Tu Hai Meri Kiran' infringes on copyrights of films they own.
