Not only are our wardrobes getting more colorful, our makeup is too! Check out the hottest color to hit our face for spring, as reported by Daily Makeover:
From sheer and shimmery to daring and vibrant, the eye color of choice for Spring 2010 is pretty in purple. Our friends at Hollywood Life take a look at the aubergine trend that’s sweeping Hollywood and suggest some of their fave product picks to help you get the look at home. Read on to get the scoop and get in on the purple trend!
This spring it’s all about purple accents on eyes, lips and nails!
Every few seasons a color comes along that is so universally flattering it’s just impossible for everyone to resist. This year it’s pretty shades of purple. Just look how gorgeous Emma Stone and Keri Hilson look with their purple peepers. From sheer, pastel hues on nails, to shimmery purple-pinks on lips, to deep, jewel tones on eyes, purple is everywhere! Here, our picks for the prettiest, most irresistible purple finds!
CoverGirl Smoky Shadow Blast in Purple Plume, $8.49.
Dior 5 Couleurs Iridescent Edition Dentelle in Pearl Glow, $58.
Estée Lauder Bronze Goddess Liquid Eyeshadow in Ultra Violet, $17.50.
Paul & Joe Face & Eye Color in Purple Clover, $20
Revlon Colorstay Mineral Lipglaze in Endless Lilac, $8.99
Shu Uemura Egérie Eye Shimmer Duo in Starry Violet, $42
I love this purple trend! My favorite purple is Ransom by Urban Decay but it may be time to brighten my look up a bit with the gorgeous Ultra Violet Liquid Eyeshadow from Estée Lauder!
What do you think? Will you embrace this gorgeous spring trend?
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I love the puple colors, but wearing them is tricky on me. I think it’s just the fact that, depending on your skin tone and eye color, you have to apply with caution. The purple hues can look like a black eye on some people.
One thing that I do to keep this from happening is mix them with warmer colors, like a nice peachy pink on the lower lid and only the purple in the corners or crease.
I’m not so sure if I’d look good in this shade. I’d have to experiment.
@All Women Stalker: There are many shades of purple, from light to dark. Start with a shade you are most comfortable with then amp it up a bit the next go round. Gradually increase the color saturation and you’ll be rocking this look in no time! Purple is fabulous for the tropics, no?