The new month has cemented the fact that 2021 really is here and now that the initial buzz of the New Year is finally wearing off, it's time to get right on track. While the Coronavirus pandemic may have caught you unaware most of the previous year, this time around the beauty sphere is well-prepared. Even with face masks and protective shields becoming a necessity, these 2021 makeup trends are suited for all conditions and situations. As the second month of the year kicks off, there's no time to delay any longer so get in line with these makeup trends that you'll soon be seeing everywhere.
2021 Makeup Trends For You To Try Right Now
Don't waste a minute longer to try out these fabulous makeup trends for 2021 right away.
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1. All About The Eyes
With face masks covering the bottom half of the face, the focal point of beauty looks are moving Northwards. From sultry smokey eye makeup to bright pops of colour on the lids, expect to see eye makeup looks get more intense, experimental and dramatic.
2. Makeup That Doesn't Move
Face masks also impacted the way we choose our makeup finishes. No one wants colour pigments staining the inner part of their masks which makes transfer-proof makeup a hot favourite this year. From your face mask to your coffee cup, it just won't budge.
3. Light Is Right
Less is more in 2021 and that goes for every makeup product that you pick. Stains, liquid foundations and lightweight highlighters are set to be top choices during the year.
4. Fuss-Free Beauty
Makeup that doesn't require too much of hassle is set to be big in 2021. Stick products that do double duty and quick-drying makeup are some which stick to the motto of get on and get out.
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