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And now, the makeup community has then been embracing this new fad. A young influencer, named Sara Carstens, has been gaining a lot of views on her reels. She was one of the many firsts who tried the trend with the thought of embracing her own dark circles, as it is a part of your 'natural beauty.' Under eye bag makeup trend The skin surrounding the eye is thin and delicate and is where we show our first signs of aging. It is this area that first starts to crease and wrinkle as we age. The area that wrinkles so charmingly with our smiles and laughs in our youth suddenly betrays us as elasticity and collagen lessen. There are no oil glands surrounding our eyes, which is why eye cream is so imperative in halting the aging process. Keeping this area hydrated and plump is a must to keep a youthful look.
Bags under eyes trend
You might want to think twice before you go to grab your concealer in the morning — puffy, baggy under eyes are in! Apparently, under eye bags are a popular beauty trend in Korea. Girls are deemed to look better with some fatty, under eye skin tissue than those without. According to Soompi.com, a Korean pop culture site, internet memes of Korean actresses have surfaced on the internet, showing before and after images of them photoshopped for people to choose what they look better with: puffy or smooth under eye bags? Hair care over 50: How to get thicker, healthier strands according to the pros The key word here is properly—for all the aforementioned reasons (thin skin, sensitive skin, blood vessels, etc.), it's easy for makeup to look clumpy in this area, counterintuitively making your under-eyes stand out even more. If you're looking for a seamless application that blurs the appearance of puffiness, strategy is key (and the strategy is more unexpected than you think). Whether you have perma-bags or just drank one glass too many last night, follow our step-by-step guide to eliminating under both under-eye bags and circles.
Trend Alert: Colourful Under Eyes Are Making Waves On TikTok
Touche \u00c9clat is in a league of its own. It's a light coverage concealer that dramatically brightens and illuminates your under-eyes (all without a hint of shimmer). TikTok users draw lines under eyes to follow the viral dark circle trend. What is it? Others love the trend for “normalizing” their insecurities, like one user who said, “I love that people are doing makeup like this because it makes me less insecure about my bags. More of this please.”
Bags under eyes makeup trend
Thanks to TikTok, using makeup to fake under-eye bags is circulating the platform, with concealer and foundation aficionados spearheading the "hottest look" of 2021 — could this be the next big makeup trend? Long gone are those days when one did everything to hide their tired and puffy eyes with makeup, because netizens are now more keen on embracing the stuff that was once considered ugly. It's good to see people embracing their weaknesses, but who knows how long this odd trend will continue to show up on our news feeds. Would you try out the dark circle trend?
