Stardust: makeup you want to repeat this summer

This makeup idea will definitely inspire you to fly into space.

We have almost come to terms with the natural and “naked face” trend that has taken root since the start of the pandemic last year. But the first real sunny days on the eve of summer still awakened in the girls a desire for something more interesting and bright. Since we all still live in a reality where masks are a daily necessity, bright lipsticks remain in cosmetic bags waiting for better times. With shadows, this is what the main fashionistas of Instagram began to actively experiment with. This season, they offer to choose shadows a la "stardust".

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Makeup, as if strewn with stardust, consists in applying beige-brown shades. But the main thing here is to choose the right texture – not too sparkling and not with a metallic effect. It's more of a cross between a slight shimmer and shimmer. 

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Thanks to such a barely noticeable shine, such a make-up will be relevant both during the day and in the evening. Although in general it does not require any special occasion, it will simply add a drop of festive mood to any day.

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Among the professional advice of makeup gurus is to choose products that are not too pigmented, well-pressed shadows, or cosmetics with a creamy texture. It is important that there is not much color, and at the end there is only a diffusely radiant finish.

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Another plus of this makeup is a quick and easy application that even those girls who are not very “friends” with cosmetics can perform.

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Use your fingertips or a stiff brush to apply. Finish off with mascara and clear brow gel.

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Due to the fact that the shadows reflect the light, they hide imperfections and distract from them, so they practically do not need any addition, at most a blush of fresh shades and a transparent lip balm. 

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Although some influencers approach the issue with enthusiasm and try to diversify the “stardust” with arrows or colored shadows in the corners of the eyes. Here everything depends on your imagination.