Metallic makeup is predicted to be one of this winter's go-to beauty trends, offering a more understated shimmer for festive party looks. With muted shine and jewel-toned hues, silver and gold take center stage in this grown-up, low-key alternative to classic glitter and gloss looks.
As Christmas creeps closer our diaries are starting to fill up with parties and events that require something a little more…glittery than our usual party looks.
Metallic makeup first took off earlier this year, and although we may have ditched it in favour of a more natural, glossy look over the summer, now winter is approaching it’s back with a bang. Eyes Your eyes are the easiest way to introduce metallics to your beauty look, and you can go all out with a foil finish, or simply add a subtle metallic sheen to the corner of your eyes, with liquid eyeshadows being the perfect pick for giving a slick, metal-looking finish and great colour payoff.
Lips Your lips are another easy way to add a metallic sheen to your usual makeup routine, with plenty of brands doing their usual lip colours in a metallic finish. Face Prefer to keep the shimmer strictly to your skin? We’ve got you. Giving your complexion a radiant, metallic finish can help highlight the high points of your face like your cheekbones, nose and brow bones, whilst still giving an understated finish.
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