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3 Ways to Do Candy Cane Makeup

By Matthew Lynch
April 8, 2024
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Introduction:

The festive season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with fun and colorful makeup looks? Candy cane makeup is an eye-catching trend that showcases your creativity during the holiday season. The following are three different ways to achieve a whimsical, candy cane-inspired makeup look that will surely turn heads at every holiday event.

1.Classic Candy Cane Eyes

This iconic look involves creating bold red and white stripes on your eyelids, just like a classic candy cane. Here’s how to achieve this fun and festive design:

– Apply an eyeshadow primer to ensure your makeup stays in place all day.

– Use a small, angled brush to alternate between vibrant red and pure white eyeliner or cream eyeshadows. Start at your inner corner, carefully making thin diagonal lines across your eyelid.

– Blend the two colors gently where they meet using a small blending brush.

– Finish it off with dramatic false lashes or a few coats of mascara.

2.Glittery Peppermint Swirl Lips

Add a touch of sparkle to your pout with this candy cane-inspired lip art that’s sure to make you stand out at any holiday gathering.

– Begin by applying lip balm or primer for smooth application.

– Line your lips with a red lip liner and then fill in your entire lips with red lipstick.

– Use a small detail brush to create diagonal white stripes over the red base, mirroring the design of a candy cane.

– Dip another detail brush in loose cosmetic glitter (choose red or silver for maximum impact) and gently tap it over the white lines for added sparkle.

– Set the lips with translucent setting powder to prevent smudging.

3.Candy Cane Winged Eyeliner

This subtle yet playful twist on classic winged eyeliner is easy to recreate and perfect for those who prefer minimalist designs.

– Apply eyeshadow primer to your eyelids as a base.

– Draw a thin, red winged eyeliner using liquid or gel liner, beginning from the inner corner of your eye and extending into a pointed wing at the outer corner.

– Using a white eyeliner or liquid eyeshadow, draw another line just above the red wing.

– Layer another red line on top of the white one, making sure to angle it upwards slightly towards your eyebrows.

– Apply mascara or add false lashes to complete the look.

Conclusion:

These three candy cane makeup ideas offer creative ways to incorporate festive colors into your holiday beauty routine. Whether you’re attending a party, taking Christmas photos for social media, or simply want a playful look during this joyful season, these candy cane-inspired ideas are sure to delight. So break out those red and white shades and get ready to turn heads with your stunning holiday makeup!

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