Squiggle It...just a little bit!

Wave in the squiggle:
Recently we have seen the "squiggle" brow trend hit our social media with a...oh and a gasp! This followed on from the feather brow or the parted brow.
This trend is a weird one for me. I don`t personally see where this would be an attractive look other than in theatre, stage or TV. It does however, intrigue me to look into it as a trend and see what all the fuss is about.

Squiggle Brows:

This look, if you wanted to achieve it. Can be perfected by using washable PVA glue and applying to the brows in order to keep them in place and to get them in the direction you wish to achieve. Before applying make-up, concealers and setting with powder.
Not long after we were hit with the squiggle brow, came along the "squiggle lips". This to me is perfect for fun looks and creations such as Halloween. The look seems to stand out more with deep Autumn pigmented colours schemes that make more of a statement and make the squiggle shape "pop".
Hmmm, I think I am sitting on the fence with this one.

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If brows and lips hasn't excited you enough, we now head over to the complete look and add in a "Squiggle eyeliner" to the mix.
Now this one, could be a nice effective look if added to a bold statemented eye make up, and a set of luscious lashes applied. This could actually work?? It doesn't look half as bad as the lips and brows, in my personal opinion.
I am finding it hard to get over the fact the lips look like very badly applied and heavy bleeding colour pigment. It brings a whole new meaning to me of "kissable lips".
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Final Thoughts:

Its an interesting one....a trend I think works for the right situation, like most. But for me, I dont think I will be rushing out to apply my make-up like this.
I think I sit back, sip my coffee and wait for the next emerging trend to come along.
Happy squiggling...Until next time
Love & Sparkles
Caroline
Beauty Geek X
www.steppingstonestrainingacademy.co.uk

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