#makeup-trends

#makeup-trends

Simply snap a photo or upload from your camera roll, and the tool will analyze your natural coloring - hue (warm or cool), value (high or low contrast), and chroma (bright or muted) - to determine your season.

According to Bina Khan, makeup artist and co-founder of Just B Cosmetics, the K-beauty aegyo-sal trend is coming stateside. "Aegyo-sal is the cute under-eye puff that pops when you smile," she tells Bustle. "Popularized by K-pop stars, this blush placement highlights that area for a youthful, radiant glow." Her tip for beginners? Apply your blush just below your under-eye skin, focusing on the apple of your cheek with a peachy shade to brighten and subtly color-correct.

Gomez says the look-which features distinctly sharp, penciled-in eyebrows-helps frame the face, calling attention to the upper part of her visage.

Not only are cosmetics formulas evolving into the most scientifically advanced they've ever been, but brands have made sure you don't need a doctorate in cosmetology to actually use them.

Sabrina Carpenter's enchanting glam features iridescent pigment applied at the inner and outer corners, creating a glossy, wet-effect look that is perfect for the holidays.

"These days, neutrals offer a really modern approach to eye (and lip) makeup. The low-key shades of taupes, browns and plums are perfect for anyone who shies away from complex eyeshadow looks."

"As we've reached the tail end of 'clean girl' makeup, we are embracing bolder looks while still making them super wearable. For example, a bold, fall burgundy lip paired with fresh skin," says celebrity makeup artist Kelli Anne Sewell, founder of Makeup by Kelli Anne. The juxtaposition feels very French coded, if I do say so myself.

Dua Lipa's makeup look features striking cool-toned frosted eyeshadow that channels the Y2K era, paired with edgy eyeliner to create a sultry, modern vibe.