We don't need much to get sequins and glitter out to dance. And there is no better excuse: New Year's Eve. So if you already have your amazing dress ready, take out your glitter eye shadows, because this year it sure is.
If you liked the Disco Eyes, we once again propose ideas to get you out of your comfort zone: the eyeliner. The glitter will fill your looks with magic, but how to use it well? Delfy's creative director, Mari Meskheli, shares 7 great ways to get a good glitter finish with your glitter eyeshadows without looking like a unicorn when you finish.
Glitter eyeliner
Skip the black for one night and try a touch of sparkle or 3D glitter in your eyeliner. All the prominence is on the eyelid. First, explains the expert, you have to work the skin well so that it can hold up well to the finish.
You can do the trick of black eyeliner under the glitter, which you will apply with a very fine brush on the upper lash line, previously prepared with a special glue for it (any creamy shadow or even the false eyelash glue will do). ). A color for this New Year's Eve? The outlined in gold.
Smokey eye with glitter
If smoky eyes are always synonymous with success, its glitter version is even better. The easiest way to instantly elevate any makeup look. Experiment with metallic pigments, first applying a smoky eyeshadow to the base, then incorporating the shimmery highlights across the lid. The expert recommends green highlights over smoky colors.
Inverted cat eye
To achieve this, start with a classic feline eyeliner with a black eyeliner on the upper eyelid. Then, make the bottom line with glitter (and be very careful). Use a bit of gloss to give the glitter a hold and shine finish. Gold and pink glitters are best for this look, says the creative.
Two-tone glitter smokey eye
Original like no other eye makeup. And also, risky. Come on, perfect to celebrate the last night of the year. Prepare the eye with a cream shade and then incorporate the glitter. To create the smoky glitter version, make a glitter base, only working on the outer half of the eyelid, leaving the other half in another color. Finish with a good final blend.
Nude makeup
The easiest of all and equally flattering. The key is to prepare the skin well and apply transparent glitter or iridescent glitter to the mobile eyelids. Add intensity with the mascara and mark the eyebrows well. A super bright makeup.
Floating eyeliner
Ok, if the basic floating eyeliner already costs, maybe with glitter it will do a little more. But it's worth trying. With the color that you like the most, make a classic eyeliner and when you finish the line at the end of the eyelid, make the floating line under the eyebrows. With glitter and a very fine beveled brush, go over that line to make it glitter.
Glitter in the tear duct
Another easy way to add glitter pigments in eye makeup can be simply by adding a few touches to the tear duct, after having made up the rest of the eye, as an illuminator. It will wake up your look instantly.
And if all this is complicated for you, bet on the easiest...
Full color
Dab glitter all over the lid and create impactful colorful looks like these. And remember the trick of the swab soaked in micellar water to remove the remains.
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