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Inspired by a TikTok trend of using makeup to apply dark undereye circles, a glimpse of where the future of unbeauty trends could go
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Abby said the goal of the trend is to normalise something that has long been an insecurity.
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Abby shared her tips for anyone willing to try the trend:
Take either a lipstick or eyeshadow in a brownish/purple tone and swipe under the eyes where your eyebags usually sit to enhance them. Smudge and blend to create the shadow.
Advertisement The goal is to normalise people’s insecurities and features that aren’t typically seen as beautiful by societal beauty standards and to bring attention to these features and give people confidence in them, she said.
Únava jako nový módní trend? Mladí lidé si líčidly vytváří kruhy pod očima
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Every so often, popular culture tilts on its axis and makes you feel unwittingly ahead of the curve.
It is a rare but significant event, like the passing of Halley’s Comet, when the vagaries of fashion and personal identity converge and meet for a few seconds in a tiny, bright spot that dazzles briefly before disappearing.
It happened with corduroy trousers: I wore them as a child when they were the epitome of cringe and then hipsters made them cool again. When the Twilight movies were all the rage in the early 2000s, my vampiric pallor that had caused me such angst as a teenager was suddenly de rigueur.