Dark circle trend

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The Resort Wear Shop: 80+ Pieces of Vacation-Ready Fashion to Shop Now Tired makeup trend In her video, she applies a small horizontal dash of concealer under her eyes and an exaggerated stripe on the outer corner that points in the direction of her brows, Glamour UK reports.

Dark under eye circles trend

Here at GLAMOUR, the motto we live by is 'your beauty, your rules', so if you fancy drawing on your under-eye dark circles like Sara, then we say GO FOR IT. Plus, if it brings us one step closer to abolishing society's unrealistic beauty standards, then all the better. Camouflage dark spots and hyperpigmentation Dark circles under your eyes can happen for many reasons. One of the most common causes of dark circles is aging. As you age, the skin below your eyes begins to loosen and thin out so the blood vessels under your skin may become more visible. This can darken the appearance of your under eyes. Hollowed areas called tear troughs may develop as well. Tear troughs cause shadows that increase the appearance of puffy eyes.

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Similar to Instagram’s #UnibrowMovement hashtag, Carstens’ comments, though seemingly well-intentioned, highlight the double standards in the beauty community: Middle Eastern and South Asian women have been finding ways to hide their ‘undesirable’ bags for years, but when a conventionally attractive (and white) person decides to flaunt hers, it becomes something desirable. For many women, dark under-eyes are a source of embarrassment, not a trend to be used and forgotten. Unlike a TikTok trend, our eyebags are here to stay. Marlyn schiff: Jewelry Another trending concealer video is from makeup artist Victoria Lyn. She puts her own spin on the makeup eye lift.

Dark circle under eye trend

Thanks to TikTok, using makeup to fake under-eye bags is circulating the platform, with concealer and foundation aficionados spearheading the "hottest look" of 2021 — could this be the next big makeup trend? Best overall concealer for dark circles You’ll want to kick things off by applying makeup primer. A primer will give your skin a smooth and even base for a seamless makeup application, and it can help the rest of your makeup last longer. Since you won’t want your dark circles to be uncovered later in the day, this is pretty important.