The word "monochrome" has been an absolute rage. Be it the fashion sphere or the beauty sector, the word is absolutely on the trends chart. And when it comes to beauty, monochrome makeup has been quite making rounds for its easy wear technique and simple look. A beautiful glowing golden bronzed look is what we need to slay seasonal style on point. Monochromatic makeup is a beauty aesthetic that we all literally need to pick up this season. A minimal way to get your beauty game on, monochrome makeup is the season's hottest trend and here's how you can simply get that lowkey-key subtle glam look! As the term suggests, monochrome makeup is a unified or single makeup tone which makes your beauty look more pulled together. It is super wearable and easy to pull off. And with so many celebrities acing it, we cannot miss recreating the monochromatic makeup look.
No matter how many makeup trends we try or come across, the minimal and impactful ones will always have our heart. And with Selena Gomez acing the trend, we cannot deny that this one is all things nice. The diva was seen adorning a very neutral tome of eyeshadow and blush with a similar tone of lip shade creating a monochrome impact and she kept it very subtle with just some mascara to complete it off.
Another way to adorn this look is by going for a glowing bronze style. You can always top up your makeup look with a bronzer to get that summer glow. When going for this look, always make sure to keep the rest of the makeup super simple and subtle with just mascara and a thin liner.
Well, this trend is the best way to slay subtle glow in style and what better than this season to ace the look? Try it out now!
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