The clean-girl aesthetic could have become another TikTok microtrend, but something went wrong; It appeared two years ago and is still conquering the world of beauty and fashion. And almost everyone wants to be that “clean” girl – the number of views under the #CleanGirlAesthetic hashtag is growing every day and has already reached 9 billion, and videos on how to repeat makeup in this style are constantly flashing in our social media feed.
In general, the trend started with training sessions where girls slowly washed their faces and applied skin care products one by one while listening to Lo-Fi music. They spent little time on makeup and always completed their looks with a stylish bun. The trend spread rapidly and gradually became not only a separate beauty and fashion trend, but also a whole lifestyle. You ask, who is this pure girl of yours? Let’s put this puzzle together piece by piece.
For a clean girl, her beauty routine is a complete ritual that doesn’t start without background music and a plush headband. Since health is the basis of everything in clean girl aesthetics, much more attention is paid to skin care and moisturizing. Therefore, first cleansing gel, tonic, essence, serum, cream are applied (you can go on endlessly), then makeup is applied. By the way, when choosing cosmetics, girls pay attention to ingredients that support skin radiance. Vitamin C, acids and bamboo extract can do this. For example, the latter can be found in Annyake cream.
Minimalism runs like a red thread through the clean girl aesthetic. For this reason, natural fabrics, neutral colors and simple styles dominate the wardrobe. The ideal option is basic pieces that suit your figure, complemented by minimalist gold jewelry. To better understand what a neat girl looks like, imagine a famous model on the catwalk (for example, Gigi Hadid) – no makeup and a casual style of clothing dominated by sweatpants.
In the clean girl aesthetic, makeup means radiant, smooth skin and minimal decorative cosmetics. The main task is to emphasize the natural beauty (and not to scratch it). Light foundations that will look like a second skin, or concealer if there are no skin problems, are suitable for this. You can lightly highlight your eyebrows with gel, add a light blush to your cheeks, and add a clear mirror gloss to your lips (for example, Dear Dahlia in the shade Morning Dew). Just a few touches and the makeup is ready.
During the day, such a girl always has time to train. That’s why she does pilates, yoga or jogging regularly. But strenuous functional or strength training isn’t his thing. Everything should be fun, so exercise usually ends with a trip to a fruit smoothie or matcha latte.
Once again, the entire clean girl aesthetic is focused on health, whether it’s skin or hair. Therefore, the first and main step in everything is maintenance. Revitalizing hair masks and oils should be a part of your beauty routine to keep your hair shiny and silky. And after that you can make the favorite hairstyle of all neat girls – a soft bun in the style of supermodels. This hairstyle can often be seen on Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber when they are caught by the paparazzi. To create a hairstyle, you will need hair gel that will make your hair smooth, manageable and shiny, a fine-toothed comb and a silk elastic band (or ribbon) that will not pinch your hair. Some people use strong hold varnish as a styling product, but in our opinion, gel looks smoother. For example, an Organicals brand product creates a semi-shiny appearance on the hair and keeps it under control until the evening.
A clean girl style manicure consists of short nails, mostly in nude tones. There should be no bright red hues or flashy nail art. But a neat manicure with well-groomed nails is what you need. French and “glazed” nails in the style of Hailey Bieber are allowed. And yes, you should always have hand cream and cuticle oil in your bag.
The choice of fragrance always depends on your personal preferences. But since the clean-girl aesthetic is all about cleanliness and comfort, the perfume needs to be appropriate—heavy, airy, not a little sweet but not cloying. Like the green scent of L’atelier Parfum. Or it can be floral, fresh fruity scents with notes of vanilla, white musk, lily of the valley or cotton, traditionally associated with purity.
The most popular accessories in the clean girl aesthetic are gold hoop earrings and thin chains. Simply a classic. They complete any look and can be worn with sportswear or dresses without taking them off.
In the interior of an apartment, the neat girl prefers light and beige tones, natural materials (wood or stone) and a minimum of visual noise. But scented candles are sacred. There may be many, there may be many. It’s even better when they are placed throughout the apartment and you can illuminate them both in the bedroom and in the bathroom. Then each area will be filled with its own aroma. The bedroom, for example, is warm and cozy with notes of orange and sandalwood, such as Orange x Santal from the Essential Parfums brand collection. For the bathroom, on the contrary, a fresher and more invigorating scent with floral or green accords is suitable.
The final piece of the clean girl puzzle is proper nutrition. Matcha latte instead of coffee, green salad instead of Bolognese pasta, fresh vegetables and fruits are the basic diet. Particular attention is paid to maintaining water balance. After all, no cream can cope with moisturizing the skin if the body is dehydrated from the inside. That’s why water is your best friend.
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I’m Roger Gritton, and I’ve been writing for the The Fashion Vibes for over 5 years now. My specialty is beauty news; I’m passionate about covering the latest trends, products, and innovations in the industry. In my time there, I’ve become known as an authority on all things beauty-related.
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