Korean trends have become increasingly popular these days, especially Korean skincare and Korean makeup. Korean makeup is all about being subtle and can be easily recreated. This makeup promises a younger look by using very few products. From puffy eye bags to minimal eye shadow, let us see some looks that you can recreate at home and will make you feel pretty and cute.

Korean women love the "fruit juice" style of makeup. This means that they prefer fruit-colored and juicy makeup on their cheeks. If you want to recreate this look, you can directly apply a fruit-colored blush using colors like watermelon, strawberry, and peach. Do not forget to give your lips a fruit-colored lip tint as well.

Minimal makeup is what Koreans prefer because their focus is on using minimal makeup products. For example, Korean eyeshadow is very uncomplicated and does not require you to mix tons of different shades. Just pick up any shade from your matte eyeshadow palette and apply it across your lids. You can also add a little shimmer to your lids.

Puffy eye bags is an everyday look for them and this trend has gained immense popularity across the globe too. To get this look, smile wide to spot the line under your eyes. Now, outline the puffy area using a light brown-colored matte eyeshadow. Then apply a pearl-colored illuminating powder in the space between your waterline and the eyeshadow. Blend it well.

Gradient lip trend is a subtle look and makes one appear more youthful and innocent. To get this look, you need matte liquid lipstick and an angled brush. Use the brush to line your lips with a little darker lipstick color Now, put a dot of liquid lipstick on your lips and smudge with your finger. This trend can be worn daily, too.

The K-style eyeliner creates an illusion of bigger and rounded eyes. To get this look, draw a thin line across your eyelids and then extend the flick at a slightly upward angle. Make sure this flick is a bit lower than your lash line. This will make your eyes appear longer. This eyeliner style is popularly known as puppy dog eyeliner.