Discover the trending colors and textures for 2024
Eyeshadows
- Colors: Pastel shades like lavender, mint green, and sky blue dominate the season, evoking the softness of the first blooms. For those who prefer something bolder, vibrant shades of pink, coral, and turquoise offer a more energetic expression.
- Textures: Eyeshadows with shimmery and metallic finishes are trending, offering a subtle light reflection that perfectly complements the sunniest hours of the day. Creamy textures, which blend into the skin for a more natural finish, are also popular, especially for those seeking a more subtle look or for everyday use.
Lipsticks
- Colors: Lips are tinted with fresh, juicy hues, from soft corals to vibrant pinks and cherry reds. Nudes continue to be a favorite, suiting a wider range of skin tones with warm and cool undertones.
- Textures: Glossy and satin finishes take center stage, providing a dewy, healthy look that's perfect for spring. While matte finishes don't disappear completely, they are softened with lighter, more hydrating formulas that prevent the dry feeling.
Blushes
- Colors: The blush comes in shades ranging from soft peach to baby pink and bright coral, seeking to mimic the natural blush that spring air produces on the cheeks.
- Textures: Cream and liquid blushes are ideal for this time of year, as they blend seamlessly with foundation, offering a more dewy and radiant finish. For those who prefer powders, lightweight, micronized formulas allow for smoother application and a more natural look.
General Advice
- Natural Blending: Regardless of the product, the trend is toward natural blending with the skin, seeking to enhance beauty without overpowering. This is achieved with multifunctional products, such as tinted balms that work for both lips and cheeks, and shadows that can be lightly applied as highlighters.
- Healthy Glow: Spring is synonymous with radiance, so highlighters in champagne, pink, or pearl tones help highlight key areas of the face like the cheekbones, Cupid's bow, and the bridge of the nose, complementing the colors and textures of the season.
