Indie Sleaze dominated the late 2000s and early 2010s.
When it comes to makeup, metallic eyeshadows were a big part of the era.
This time around, carry that glitter down your cheeks and experiment with chrome blush.
From classic pink to statement silver, here’s how to pull off the look.
Experiment withthis highly-reviewed Milani Baked Blush, and lift the pigment to your temples to elongate your face.
Deb notes that it’s also important to use a cooler-toned contour to not clash with the silver.
Mix cream blush with your go-to liquid highlighter to achieve that subtle sparkle.
Use Liquid eyeshadow as blush
Beauty influencers across social media platforms are repurposing their blush as eyeshadow.
On top of saving time and money, it makes for a cohesive look.
Elf sells eight shades ofliquid metallic eyeshadow everything from green to gold.
Of course, glittery cheeks should be accompanied by a late-2000s grunge eye.
Smudge with your fingers, or blend out messily with an eyeliner brush.
Like Kesha, compliment the sparkles with a heavy-handed black liner and undone braids.
Keep your lips minimal to emphasize the eyes and cheeks.
Compliment the blue, purple, and pink chrome glow with a glossy lip and minimal eye makeup.
It’s time to add variety to your red and pink collection.
Eye gems, in particular, are trending.
Accentuate metallic blush like Instagram creator Rowi Singh (@rowisingh).
Start with sharp siren eyes and apply evenly-spaced gems on your lower lash line.
In another look, the creator uses golden pearls to accentuate a green-to-red ombre.
