Celebrity Makeup Trend: Blue eyeliner with red lips.

Blue and red are complimentary colors which pair well together. The key is to make the blue eyeliner or the red lips a bit bolder than the other. As seen on Shay Mitchell, Cara Delevigne,and Sonequa Martin-Green. Get the look with vegan and cruelty free makeup.

Shay Mitchell wearing Blue Eyeliner with Red Lipstick

Cara Delevigne wearing Blue Eyeliner with Red Lipstick

Sonequa Martin-Green wearing Blue Eyeliner with Red Lipstick

2017 Makeup Trend: Raspberry Lips

2017 Makeup Trend: Raspberry Lips

The look of a fresh stained lip. Dab on a pinkish red shade and blend out with your fingers. Get the look with vegan and cruelty free lip colors.

Raspberry Lips

Raspberry Lips

Raspberry Lips

2017 Makeup Trend: Two Color Eyeshadow

2017 Makeup Trend: Two Color Eyeshadow

Bold, attention grabbing eye makeup. Apply two colors in different sections around your eyes (like top and bottom or right and left) and try not to blend. Get the look with vegan and cruelty free eyeshadow. 

Two Color Eyeshadow Gold and Blue

Two Color Eyeshadow Teal and Purple

Two Color Eyeshadow Pink and Blue

 

2017 Makeup Trend: Colored Mascara

2017 Makeup Trend: Colored Mascara

Brighten up eyes with this fun trend that was all over the runways. Perfect for parties and nights out. Try blue, pink, green, white, or any other color. Get the look with vegan and cruelty free mascara.

Blue Colored Mascara

Green Colored Mascara

Pink Colored Mascara

White Colored Mascara

Summer Beauty Trend: Rosy Cheeks and Lips

Summer Beauty Trend: Rosy Cheeks and Lips

A dusty, rosy pink shade on the cheeks and lips gives you a warm, summery glow. An easy to wear, flattering makeup look, perfect for day and night. As seen on Olivia Munn and Suki Waterhouse. Get the look using vegan and cruelty free makeup.

Olivia Munn with rosy cheeks and lips.

Suki Waterhouse with rosy cheeks and lips.

Summer Beauty Trend Orange Eyeshadow

Summer Beauty Trend: Orange Eyeshadow

As seen on Jourdan Dunn and Selena Gomez. Orange looks great with all skin tones and adds a warm pop color to your face. For fair skin tones, choose an orange shade with cool undertones. For darker skin tones, choose an orange shade that has warm undertones. To make your orange eyes the focus, keep the rest of your makeup subtle. Get the look with vegan and cruelty free eyeshadow.

Selena Gomez wearing Orange Eyeshadow

Jourdan Dunn wearing Orange Eyeshadow.

Celebrity Style: Sarah Hyland

Celebrity Style: Sarah Hyland

Sarah Hyland at the 2015 Emmy Awards

Celebrity Style: Sarah Hyland of Modern Family. Get Sarah Hyland’s gorgeous beauty look from the 2015 Emmy Awards using vegan and cruelty free makeup.

For eyebrows: To get her bold brows, apply eyebrow powder in shade close your natural eyebrow color with a vegan synthetic angled eyeliner brush to fill in spaces to thicken brows and create a sharp angle. Taper your brow to a short tail that ends a bit above the eye and lines up to the outer corners of your eyes.

For eyes: For her pretty burgundy shadow look, use a shimmery warm pinkish berry shade. Put the mauve shadow on your lids and above eye and put a just a small amount right under your eye. Use a vegan synthetic blending and shading brush to soften the shadow around your eyes. Finish with mascara.

For face: To get her look of flawless skin, use a cream foundation. Then, apply a light shimmery highlighter with a vegan synthetic brush. 


For lips: For her pretty lip color, use a neutral or mauve shade like Crazy Rumors HibisKiss Lip Color in Breeze. Top with a Crazy Rumors lip balm for extra shine.

Celebrity Style: Emma Roberts

Celebrity Style: Emma Roberts

Emma Roberts at the 2015 Emmy Awards

Celebrity Style: Emma Roberts of Scream Queens. Get Emma Robert’s Old Hollywood glamour beauty look from the 2015  Emmy Awards using vegan and cruelty free makeup.

For eyes: To get her rosy smoky eyes, first put a mauve eyeshadow  on your lids and above your eye. Use a brown eyeshadow under your eyes. Use a vegan synthetic eyeshadow blending and shading brush to soften the mauve and brown eyeshadows into a smokey look outward toward the outer corner of your eye. Finish by coating lashes with a black mascara.


For face: To get smooth and flawless skin like hers, apply a cream foundation. On the apples of your cheeks apply a peachy blush. Use a vegan synthetic blush brush to blend the blush upward and outward.


For lips: For her pretty pinkish lips, apply a pinkish coral shade.

Makeup Tip #23: How to Apply Foundation

Makeup Tip #23: How to Apply Foundation

Applying Foundation

Applying Foundation How-To. Use vegan and cruelty free makeup and brushes.

Step 1: Prep your face with primer. After you have applied your moisturizer and SPF, put on the primer. Primer smooths skin and sets a base for the foundation. Wait about 30 seconds for the primer to set.

Step 2: Next, put concealer where you need to. This way, you can use the foundation to blend away skin color differences that the concealer causes.

Step 3: Apply foundation with a brush. Work in the foundation with a flat top kabuki brush in small, circular motions. Use a smaller rounded tip brush for more precision around your nose and eyes.

Step 4: Make sure to apply foundation to your jawline, neck, and decollete. Putting foundation in these spots prevents you from having a two-tone skin issue.

Makeup Tip #22: Blush for Oily Skin

Makeup Tip #22: Blush for Oily Skin

Applying blush

Makeup Tip: If you have oily skin, use a matte blush instead of a shimmer blush. Matte blushes give the same flush of color to your cheeks, but do not have the shine. The shimmer blushes will make your face appear shinier. Try a vegan and cruelty free matte blush.

Makeup Tip #21: Best Way to Hold Your Makeup Brush

Makeup Tip #21: Best Way to Hold Your Makeup Brush

Applying foundation with a makeup brush

When applying foundation, hold the end of the brush. Holding the brush at the end gives you a softer touch and a much more natural finish. Use a vegan and cruelty free synthetic makeup brush. For foundation, try vegan and cruelty free.

Makeup Tip #20: Check Your Lighting

Makeup Tip #20: Check Your Lighting

Checking makeup in different lighting

Check your makeup in different lighting. Overhead lighting can create shadows. Turn on your phone’s flashlight while looking in the mirror to see how your makeup will look in a different lighting. Use a cruelty free vegan synthetic round tip brush to blend in and fix makeup mistakes.

Makeup Tip #19: Eyeliner Tips

Makeup Tip #19: Eyeliner Tips

Fixing eyeliner mistakes

Eyeliner Tips: Do not pull your eyelid when applying eyeliner. Draw a line and then go back with a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover to perfect the line. Try a vegan and cruelty free makeup remover and eyeliner.

Makeup Trends Fashion Week 2015: Ombre Lips

Makeup Trends from Fashion Week 2015: Ombre Lips

Ombre Lips at Fashion Week 2015

Makeup Trend from Fashion Week 2015: Ombre Lips. Get the look using vegan and cruelty free lip colors. Use a red shade, use Crazy Rumors HibisKiss Lip Color in Sunset and a pink shade.

First apply the red lip color to your lips leaving the center of lips blank. Next apply the pink lip color to just the center of your lips. Then, go over the edges of your lips with the red lip color again to darken. Use your fingers or a vegan synthetic blending brush to smooth the pink and red shades together.

Makeup Trends Fashion Week 2015: Berry Lips

Makeup Trends from Fashion Week 2015: Berry Lips

Berry Lips at New York Fashion Week

Makeup Trends from Fashion Week 2015: Berry Lips. Get the look using vegan and cruelty free lip colors in burgundy and deep red hues. Keep the rest of your makeup neutral to let your bold berry lips take center stage.

Makeup Trends Fashion Week 2015: Teal Eye Makeup

Makeup Trends from Fashion Week 2015: Teal Eye Makeup

Teal Eyeshadow at New York Fashion Week 2015

Teal Eye Makeup at Paris Fashion Week 2015

Makeup Trends from Fashion Week 2015: Teal Eyeshadow. Get the look with vegan and cruelty free eyeshadow. Use a cruelty free and vegan synthetic brush to apply.