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It sure does look a lot like the ’90s and early 2000s in the beauty world lately.
From'90s lip trendssweeping TikTok toY2K-inspired jelly nails coming back in style, what’s old is new again.
And, for good reason the familiarity of resurrected trends actually makes us feel safe and comforted, perRefinery29.
Like other trends, the lip looks we lust over are cyclical, too.
Over the past decade, we’ve seen lip trends go from ultra matte to extra glossy.
The inevitable next step is the return of the frosted lipstick of yesteryear.
“Frosted lipstick was the hottest trend among Hollywood’s It-girls,” Luna explains.
“From pop stars to supermodels to socialites, it was the look.”
To bring that icy pout back to the future, Luna has some pointers.
“As long as there’s a lip liner involved, I think anything goes.
I do love layering a gloss on top to modernize it a bit,” she recommends.
This makeup look is simultaneously so 2005 while also looking like something we want to copy in 2023.
The only thing we’d add to update this look is a splash of extra light-catching highlighter.
We love the idea of all-over shimmer with frosted lips as the star of the show.
Add highlight on the cheeks and nose and a glistening eyeshadow.
Ombre
Ombre lips are another daring lipstick trend plucked straight from the 1990s.
They also look incredibly cool and fashion-forward when executed with frosted lipstick.
According toL’Oreal Paris, choose a lip liner and lipstick in two coordinating but differing colors.
Apply your lip liner normally before smudging it out toward the inside of your lips using a brush.
Add lipstick to the center, and blend before finishing with gloss.
Like any ’90s beauty icon, Pam was no stranger to frosted lipstick.
There’s definitely something to be said for incorporating a drop of trendiness into your go-to makeup routine.
It’s a perfect way to patch your look yet still without requiring any new makeup tricks.
And who couldn’t use just a little extra shimmer?
