Discover the latest trend in makeup with ‘Jazz Club’ Inspired Looks

"...Undoubtedly, the most popular makeup trend recently has been Clean Girl Makeup or minimalist styles seamlessly integrated with Old Money aesthetic. Nevertheless, these popular trend may soon give way to distinctly different kind of make up..."

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'Jazz Club Makeup' is the latest makeup trend that has started gaining popularity among Western world and has become widely recognised on TikTok. This makeup look is inspired by the atmosphere and essence of jazz clubs in a sophisticated period of time.

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The Jazz Club makeup trend focuses on using dark tones such as brown shades or Rosewood to enhance the eyelids, possibly adding shimmer for extra prominence. For the cheeks and lips, softer tones are used compared to the eyes, as well as don’t forget to apply bronzer and highlighter to add shimmer and emphasise radiance.

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When it comes to makeup, an essential item that ones shouldn’t miss is a good quality foundation like the Luminous Silk Foundation from Armani Beauty, which features Micro-fil technology for seamless blending and layering.

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Another indispensable product is a pressed powder that controls oily skin while maintaining a glow, such as Hourglass’s Vanish Airbrush Pressed Powder.

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For the eyes, use a palette with smoky hues and shimmer, like Bobbi Brown's Smokey Nudes Eyeshadow Palette.

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Jazz Club Makeup look wouldn’t be complete without the glow provided by bronzer and highlighter. We recommend products such as Charlotte Tilbury’s Airbrush Matte Bronzer and Fenty Beauty’s Match Stix Shimmer Skinstick.

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Finish the look by using a lip liner such as the Lip Pencil from Mac.

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