As the season of Fall is nearing, we are lean towards warmer tones, be it in fashion choices or makeup. Think Fall/Winter runway shows, the anticipation of Halloween celebrations, and the chill in the air. Albeit the western world is more accustomed to Fall themes due to the visible change in the colour of leaves there and one yummy drink — pumpkin-spiced lattes — which are a seasonal hit during this time of year. The spirit of Fall is infectious. And while everyone’s eager to be sipping on pumpkin-spiced lattes, we makeup mavens would like a tall order of that pumpkin spice in our makeup looks of course.
If you too are excited about rocking pumpkin spice makeup looks this season, make note of these toasty makeup looks.
7 Pumpkin Spice Makeup Looks To Try Out This Fall
You are going to want to screenshot these!
Dreamy Monochrome
From light to dark, blend a peachy eyeshadow on your lids, an apricot blush on your cheeks and a chocolate-hued lipstick on your pout. Don’t forget to tight line your eyes and apply mascara.
Graphic Choice
Pair graphic eyeliner with a touch of gradient orange eyeshadow, to make a lasting impression this party season.
Must Wing It
Mustard eyeshadow on the lids paired with bold wings always stands out. Create faux freckles or rock your natural skin along with this bold look to make it even more adorable.
Spicy Shine
Raise temperatures with this mahogany base eyeshadow look topped with orange shimmer pigment.
Striking Effect
Pair cream eyeshadows in clay orange and a metallic copper hue alongside smokey kohl eyes for a classic look that is hot AF!
Sunshine Serenade
Wear mustard eyeshadow on the lids and inner corners of your lower lash line. Swipe on a pinkish brown lipstick and a warm-toned blush for that scroll-stopping makeup look this fall.
Orange All Over
For the nude-makeup lovers, apply a burnt sienna eyeshadow shade on your lids, apply an apricot blush on your cheeks and wear an orange lip tint for a delicate yet impactful look.
Flaunt those toasty hues right away!
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