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Maximalism is on the rise.
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Maximalism is on the rise.
It’s safe to say that skinimalism prevailed over the last year. And while dewy, natural skin will maintain its popularity, based on what we're seeing on the red carpet and what the 2022 Pinterest Trend Report is predicting, a maximalism approach to eye makeup will be ushered in with the new year. If you’re hoping to stay on top of the ever-changing beauty trends, keep reading because we’re sharing the eye makeup looks that will dominate for 2022.
In an ode to the Y2K era, bedazzling is back 一 but in our makeup rather than on our jeans. Whether it’s done with crystals or mini pearls, dressing up eye makeup looks with jewels will be trendy this year. You can purchase face gems online, and glue them on in your pattern of choice with eyelash glue.
This year, the neon eye makeup trend will be providing us with pops of vivid color that instantly brighten our day 一 and complexions. Combine two trends in one by creating graphic eyeshadow with a neon hue, and top off your look with a volumizing mascara like the L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Lash Paradise Washable Mascara.
If you consume beauty content on TikTok, then you’re no stranger to the reverse cat eye. Smokey, winged eyeliner along the bottom lash line will continue to be incredibly popular this year. Get the look by smudging an eyeliner pencil along your bottom lashes and smoke it out with a matte black eyeshadow like the L’Oréal Paris Colour Riche Monos Eyeshadow in Noir Cest Noir.
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Written by: Alyssa Kaplan, Photo Credit: IG/@regan.alysse
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