There's no point in denying that as the seasons change, so do makeup looks. Bright, vibrant, warm colors, such as orange, are popular in the fall, while pastel, soft colors, such as pink, are used more frequently during the months of July and August. With the recent change in the weather, clothing and makeup has subtly changed as well. These are the three best ways to make your makeup match the season, with the best products to help you achieve it.
1. Cool Colors
What colors do you think of when you think of snow? White and blue are usually the ones that come to mind. Because of this, when you wear a light blue or creamy white on your eyelids, it will match the weather outside. Similarly, a darker, yet still colored, lipstick can remind people of warm blankets on a cold night. Think plum, purple or even a slightly colorful brown pigment.
Recommended: Moondust Palette by Urban Decay, Colorful 5 Eyeshadow Palette in Flirty to Intense Purple by Sephora Collection, Liquid Lipstick in Rich Vibrant Berry by Anastasia Beverly Hills, Studded Kiss Lipstick in L.U.V by Kat Von D
2. Glitter, Glitter, And More Glitter
This season, feel free to swipe a little bit of glitter eyeshadow, eyeliner, a shimmery lipstick, or even a bright highlighter on. The glitter, being light and sparkly, mirrors the image of snow and rain falling in the colder seasons. Make sure the glitter is a light pigment because lighter colors also work better in the wintertime.
Recommended: Heavy Metal Glitter Eyeliner by Urban Decay, Glitters by Make Up For Ever, Color Lip Last Lipstick by Sephora Collection, Stay All Day Liquid Lipstick by Stila
3. Neutrals And Naturals
A timeless look nevertheless, neutrals and naturals are great this season to help tone down the drama. While everyone likes a smoky eye, the neutral look helps to create a softer, more comfortable look, perfect for lazy blanket days. What's even better about these looks is how easy they are to pull off. A normal foundation routine, two or three eyeshadow shades brushed over the eyelid, natural eyeliner and mascara, and an optional nude lipstick. What could be simpler?
Recommended: Naked3 by Urban Decay, Natural Matte Eye Palette by Too Faced, Cream Lip Stain in 32 Nude Blush by Sephora Collection, Amuse Bouche Lipstick in Honeycomb- Beige Nude by Bite Beauty
What are your opinions on the makeup looks and makeup recommendations? What are your favorite makeup looks for the winter? Hopefully, all of us can continue to slay our makeup while staying warm this winter!
