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3 Ways to Apply Hippie Makeup

By Matthew Lynch
January 28, 2024
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The era of the 1960s and 1970s brought with it a counterculture movement that defied societal norms, embraced peace and love, and made a bold statement through fashion and makeup. The hippie makeup style, characterized by its bohemian vibe and use of natural elements, remains a popular choice for festivals, Halloween costumes, and themed parties. Here are three ways to apply hippie makeup for an authentic look that celebrates this iconic period.

1. Embrace the Natural Look

Hippies in the ’60s and ’70s preferred a natural appearance, reflecting their connection to nature and disdain for artificial materials. To achieve this look:

– Start with a clean, moisturized face.

– Choose a lightweight foundation or BB cream that matches your skin tone and blend it seamlessly onto your face.

– Apply a peach or rosy blush to the apples of your cheeks to add warmth.

– Keep your eyebrows natural and groomed, using only a clear brow gel if necessary.

– Go for neutral eyeshadows like beige, brown, or soft peach.

– Complete your eyes with just a touch of mascara. Avoid heavy eyeliner or false lashes.

– Finish with a nude or subtle pink lip balm or gloss.

2. Incorporate Colorful Accents

Hippie culture embraced colors inspired by flowers and psychedelic art. Incorporate these vibrant hues into your makeup for an eye-catching effect.

– Opt for vivid eyeliners in blue, green, or purple shades. Apply them on the upper lash line to create a striking pop of color.

– To add dimension to your eyes, try blending pastel-colored eyeshadow on the lids or inner corners.

– If you prefer bold lips over bold eyes, wear a bright pink or coral lipstick instead.

3. Add Iconic Hippie Symbols

No hippie makeup look is complete without incorporating iconic symbols associated with the era. Consider adding one or more of these elements to your final look:

– Paint-on peace signs: Use a small eyeliner brush and white, black, or colorful eyeliner to draw peace signs on your cheeks, forehead, or near your eyes.

– Flower accents: Glue tiny faux flowers around your eyes or temples using cosmetic adhesive, or adorn your hair with a floral headband.

– Face gems and glitter: Apply adhesive face gems or biodegradable glitter to your cheeks, brow bone, or around the eyes to channel the free-spirited festival vibe.

Overall, the key to achieving an authentic hippie makeup look is to embrace your natural beauty, incorporate vibrant colors inspired by flowers and psychedelia, and add iconic symbols connected to this beloved era. Peace out!

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