70s Makeup Fashion

“History repeats itself….” and this saying synchronizes with no other term better than fashion. A lot of retro fashion has seen its revival during the 2000s, and when it came, it hit the market with a vengeance. Talking about the fashion of yesteryears, the early 60s fashion triggered the heavy use of wigs and false eyelashes paving the way for a fake look. The arrival of 70s vanquished these exhibitory fashions and concentrated more on natural looks. It was the 70s that brought a breath of fresh air into the world of fashion, and makeup. Ladies, all of a sudden, preferred exposing their ‘naked’ eyes, and this marked the grand entrée of the nude or no-makeup look. This complete natural look was enriched not only by the use of a restricted color palette and pale shades, but also by giving great attention to a spotless look. By cold-shouldering the doll-inspired look, the makeup artists of that era helped reign in the makeup kit, putting an end to the more dramatic, and eye- popping effects. The neutral colors and pastels took over the crown and popularized the low-maintenance look, shifting the attention to the natural features and treasures. Since, the 70’s also saw the popularity of disco music; it was the torchbearer for the much acclaimed fashion and trends of the 70s. From glitter to bell-bottoms, the fashion and makeup reflects the musical scores of Donna Summers, and the Bee Gees. If you are looking for a complete transformation in your look then give the 70s makeup a try. Read on to learn more about it.

 

How To Get The 70s Look?
Since, it sticks to only neutral colors and pastels your natural features will be more enhanced by it. You can adopt the trends and experiment with the tendencies of this golden age by enriching your makeup artistry more with the reviving classy looks.