Recently, a wide variety of arrows have been actively used in eye makeup, but there are many holidays ahead and I want something new. How to decorate your eyes and where to stop your gaze? There are many options, because makeup is real creativity or even art. But today we will focus on the subject of space.

There are two important holidays ahead - New Year and Christmas, or rather even two Christmas holidays - Catholic and our Orthodox! These holidays are traditionally decorated with stars, in memory of the Star of Bethlehem, preceding the Nativity of Christ. Therefore, makeup with stars, quasars and other space objects will go well with these holidays.



There are various options for cosmic makeup, it all depends on our imagination and desire to experiment. The easiest way to do a starry, radiant eye makeup is. To do this, you need to take a shining glitter with a metallic effect and paint over the upper eyelid, and then add a few stars. The stars can be drawn or pasted on ready-made.

Dark blue, purple and pink shades are great, as these are the colors most often seen in cosmic nebulae. You can also use black shadows. Black is the main color of the entire cosmos, the color of emptiness, which keeps the secrets and great energies of the universe. Let the stars sparkle on a black background, then the makeup immediately becomes cosmic, and not gothic.

Arrows and stars

If you love arrows and have learned how to draw them perfectly, you can limit yourself to arrows made of thin lines purple and black or purple and blue. To make the makeup look cosmic, draw or glue a few small stars near the corner of the eye and on the cheekbones.

Galactic freckles

The most festive and at the same time cute option is little stars like freckles. At the same time, you can do eye makeup, or you can leave your eyes and lips without makeup, in which case you will get the most magical innocent image. There are billions of stars in the galaxy, in some cases 100 and even 200 billion stars, but how many freckled stars can we accommodate?