01/5Things you should keep in mind before opting for glittery makeup

Things you should keep in mind before opting for glittery makeup

As much as we might claim that we're not fans of going OTT or opting for something super glittery, deep down we all want to try it in so many different ways because let's be honest; glitter is awesome! But of course, anyone who's ever tried to experiment with glitter knows that it can actually even tend to scratch you if you don't apply it properly. Which is why, you need to be extra careful about how you're going to use it. So, if you're someone new to the all things glitter look, here are some things you should keep in mind before opting for glittery makeup.

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02/5Figure out what type of glitter you need to use

Figure out what type of glitter you need to use

Glitter makeup varies depending on the area you want to use it. So, glitter eyeshadows are made of different materials, glitter powders are different and glitter nail paints are different too. Figure out which type of glitter you want and then buy that accordingly. Don't just invest in a ton of products before trying something.

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03/5Use a glitter base

Use a glitter base

Just like you apply primer as a base for your makeup, you also need adhesive glue as base for your glitter. Applying this glue as a base will help keep your glitter in place and will ensure that it doesn't spill and fall on other areas of your face. Bottom line is that you end up with a neat and clean look.

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04/5Apply your glitter before doing makeup

Apply your glitter before doing makeup

This one is a no-brainer, to be honest, but for freshers, it's best to just lay it out anyway. No matter how hard you try to not get glitter on other parts of your face, it's going to fall there anyway. So, make sure that you do your glitter makeup first and then do the rest of your makeup. So, say you're opting for glitter eyeshadow, work on that first and then finish the rest of your look.

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05/5Remember to pat and press

Remember to pat and press

As we mentioned earlier, glitter tends to be rather rough and coarse so don't ever try to rub it on your skin as it can lead to scratches. Instead, take some product on your brush and gently pat it on your eyes. Once you know exactly where you need to place your glitter, pat and press it so that it sticks in place (use glue as base).

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