When it comes to party makeup trends, we like to choose from OTT briefs. Celebrities and MUAs are now creating many OTT gorgeous looks, most of which have one thing in common. Really charming, glowing and luxurious liquid golden skin. The idea is to add moisture and moisture to your skin with your makeup so that the final product looks like gold dripping on your skin. Here is a step by step guide to recreate it...

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The key to glowing liquid golden skin is excellent preparation. After cleansing, use a moisturizing gel moisturizer. Pat the product lightly so that it penetrates deep into the skin without causing excessive oiliness. Follow up with silicone lighting primer; we like elf Cosmetics Illuminating Face Primer. Avoid oil-controlling, matte primers, because they won't give you the gloss you need under the foundation.

After priming the skin, apply a thin layer of foundation for sheer coverage. Use a beauty blender sponge to ensure even application and no lumps. A formula like Clinique's Better Clinical Serum Foundation can get the job done; it has no weight and can add extra moisturizing effect to your skin.

Liquid golden makeup is flawless, so concealer is a must. Don't apply cake-instead, apply a few spots of full coverage formula, such as L'Oreal Paris Infallible Full Wear Concealer, and apply it evenly to areas with obvious hyperpigmentation and dark spots.

Set up the base before proceeding to the next step. Use translucent powder, an ultra-fine formula, such as SUGAR Cosmetics All Set To Go translucent powder. Gently apply it to the entire skin, focusing on the parts of the face that often get oily.

This is the most important step in the makeup procedure. Choose a cream highlighter or strobe cream to add a lot of shine to the high points of your face. Apply generously to the top of the cheekbones, under the eyebrows, Cupid's bow and the bridge of the nose.

Yes, you're not mistaken! To add golden shine to your makeup, you must add an extra dose of hydration before locking it all in. Spray a water-based facial spray on your face and let it dry for 60 seconds before proceeding to the next step.

The final step of this procedure is the setting spray. No matter how many moisturizing products you use, loose powder will make your makeup matte. Therefore, be sure to use a styling spray to add the finishing touch to your makeup.