Party eyes.
The era of ‘no makeup makeup’ is over as everyone from SS19 shows to the Met Gala are embracing Nineties neon trend.
Always quick to spot the next big thing, Huda Beauty introduces Neon Obsessions pressed pigment palettes that prove that anyone can nail the brightest look of the season.
Drawing inspiration from beyond just the neon colours themselves, the Huda Beauty team pulled textiles and textures as seen on the runways in order to bring the fashion trend to life in beauty.
Available in three electrifying colours: pink, orange and green, each palette holds nine ultra-wearable, blendable pigments giving you the option to go big or subtle. Huda recommends using an Overachiever Concealer in a lighter shade like ‘Whipped Cream’ as a base for an even brighter look.
Created with iridescent blue pearls, each of the shades have a multi-dimensional effect causing two different colours to appear depending on how the light hits it. This allows them to shine bright on their own, but also layer beautifully with the complementary matte shades for an extra neon pop.
What more these palettes are not just for the eyes, so leave you wallflower personality at home and embrace the blindingly bright trend with Huda Kattan’s tips on making Neon Obsession work for you in more ways than one.
Eyes
After applying the matte pigments, make your eyes pop by adding the shimmery, metallic shades on top, specifically in the centre of your lid and inner corners of the eye. If you want just a touch of neon then go in with a precise brush to create intense liner looks.
Face
Give your cheeks a warm glow by blending any of the coral, orange, warm yellow and fushia matte tones on the apples, while the shimmery shades can double up as a highlighter that you can add to cheekbones, temples and Cupid’s bow.
Lips
Pink neon lips are easily achieved by swiping on the lip balm and then dabbing a little bit of colour on top. You can also intensify any of your Power Bullet shades by adding a layer of the pigments on top.
Huda Beauty Neon Obsessions Pressed Pigment Palettes will launch online on May 30 and in-store on June 7.
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