Wondering what the makeup trend of the winter season is? As always, it's an icy winter makeup look, E! News writes.
Between shimmering silver shadows and wintry blue hues, there's something about it that just feels so right for the cold weather.
To create an icy winter look, it's all about the eye makeup. Opt for frosty blue shadowswith a cool undertone. Amp it up by adding a sheer shimmer shadow to your inner corners and brow bone.
For a bolder look, apply an iridescent duo-chrome glitter to the center of your lid to create a light-catching sparkle.
However, don't forget about your skin, either. Load on some highlighter— whether you opt for a classic powder option or a satisfying shimmer balm — to your cheek bones, down the bridge of your nose, and even on your collarbone.
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