Vegan Makeup for A Glam Night-Out Look

When “vegan makeup” comes to mind, most people probably think of more natural and minimalist beauty styles. However, vegan and cruelty free cosmetics can take an everyday makeup routine to a glamorous look that is perfect for a night out after a long work day or a lazy Saturday.
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Clean formulas do not always equal simple or minimalist. Hyperpigmented eye makeup, liquid lipstick, and comfortable false eyelashes are just a few ways of achieving an evening-appropriate style. Here are some sophisticated yet trendy techniques that will not leave you uncomfortable or caked in cosmetics.

Before applying concealer—or foundation if that is part of your regular routine—focus on eye makeup first. Base the look with highly pigmented eyeshadow that is crease-resistant and blends seamlessly. Start with a neutral color and then build on it with a darker shade in the crease of the eyelid. Use a highlighting pen on the brow bone underneath the brow and in the inner crease to open up the eye area, countering the darker colors you started with. Depending on your style, choose a shimmery tone or a matte shade.

 Move on to lining lids with an ultra-black liquid eyeliner that has a fine tip applicator. This makes it easy to apply and allows you to transition from an everyday look to more adventurous winged tips. Finish off with a voluminous, cruelty-free mascara that does not flake or smudge.

Clean the area around the eyes with wet cotton pads to remove flakes from eyeshadow and highlighter. Next, apply concealer or foundation like you usually do. Whatever you are most comfortable with—and more importantly, what is comfortable for your skin—is the best move when being more creative with eye and lip makeup. Use a vegan waterproof eyebrow pencil to define and shape brows or leave them natural if you are blessed with full brows.

 Choosing the right lipstick for a night out can be tricky, but keep a few things in mind.

 First, consider the color palette of your outfit. If it is more vibrantly colorful or printed, selecting a subtler lip color is probably the best option to keep the overall palette balanced. However, a luscious red matte lipstick gorgeously contrasts with a little black dress. It all depends on your style preferences, but go with what makes you more confident.

 Also, consider how your lipstick will compliment your eye makeup. Make sure that it will hydrate, smooth, and plump lips for an extended period of time. Creamy lipstick that does not feather or needs constant reapplication is always the best choice, especially when it has clean ingredients that prevent chapping or cracking.

 Need some professional inspiration for your look? Thrive Causemetics showcases cultivated makeup looks from minimalist to glam by professional artists and amateur creatives on their Instagram page. Founded by makeup artist Karissa Bodnam, Thrive Causemetics creates high-performance vegan makeup that nourishes while making a statement. The company’s vegan and cruelty-free beauty products are made to empower women in all walks of life, enabling them to express themselves and reveal their natural beauty.

 About Thrive Causemetics

 Thrive Causemetics makes vegan, 100% cruelty-free makeup formulas without the use of parabens or sulfates. For every matte liquid lipstick and other products sold, the company donates one to a woman in need. This makes Thrive a beauty brand and philosophy that goes beyond skin deep.

 To browse high-performance cosmetics, go to Thrivecausemetics.com

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