Beachy glow, golden skin and natural radiance: "sunkissed" makeup is everywhere this spring 2026. Inspired by the sun's glow on the skin, this look is appealing for its freshness and simplicity.<\/p>\n
The "sunkissed" trend is based on a simple idea: enhancing your skin without transforming it. It's not about concealing, but rather highlighting what's already there. In line with the "skin first" movement, the emphasis is on lightweight textures such as tinted serums or buildable foundations. The goal? To let your skin's natural texture show through, with its nuances, its vibrancy, its radiance.<\/p>\n
To recreate this sun-kissed effect, bronzer is applied to the areas that the sun naturally touches: the tops of the cheekbones, the bridge of the nose, the temples, and the forehead. A blush in peach or pink tones then brightens the complexion for an instant healthy glow. Cream or liquid textures are particularly popular because they blend seamlessly into the skin and provide a smooth finish.<\/p>\n
Another key element of the look is light. Highlighter is used sparingly to capture the light and create that "sun-kissed skin" effect. Golden, champagne, or slightly coppery shades are preferred to add warmth without looking artificial. Some people also like to add fake beauty marks, a trick popularized on social media to enhance the illusion of naturally sun-kissed skin. <\/p>\n
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