Sparkle and shine this Christmas with your makeup! Nothing says holiday cheer than looking like a shimmery Christmas ornament. Okay, perhaps you do not want to look as if you just came off of a Christmas tree, but there are key elements that you should have to look festive besides wearing red, white, or green clothing. Presented are the top four make-up must haves you need to look festive this Christmas.
1. Eye shadow that shimmers or glitters
This is the best way to make your eyes pop this year. Use this for a shimmery smokey eye look. You can vary your look by using shimmery gold, red, green, or silver. These eye shadow colors will go great with different shades of brown.
2. Rosy Cheeks
Conjure up your inner Santa Claus and give yourself some Christmas cheer by adding a rosy blush to your skin tone. If you contour with a darker blush, bronzer, or eye shadow, you can still apply your blush to the rounds of your cheeks.
3. A Red lipstick
Of course you have to wear a red lipstick on Christmas. You can choose your shade of red based on your plans, whether it is a night in or out. A red lipstick is fun, bold, and daring. It will also pop brightly against a dark contour and reflect the glimmer of your eye shadow.
4. Chunky Accessories
Wearing bold accessories can make you feel ornate. But do not overdue it though, you do not want to risk looking like a Christmas tree. You can wear a chunky rhinestone embellished hair comb, a nice chunky pearl and rhinestone bracelet, or a necklace can do the trick!
These make-up options will make you stand out this Christmas, so much so that Santa can’t miss you. Because these looks are transferrable, they are great options to have in your make-up collection. You can wear them on a night out or for a quiet Christmas dinner at home. Have fun with your make-up and shine this Christmas.
For more tips and make-up ideas, watch Anna Victorino’s “Cherry Christmas Make-up Tutorial” on YouTube to see an example of how these make-up elements work together to create an eloquent and festive look.
