Hi
everyone!
To
continue with my ‘Makeup Through the Years’ series I thought I would take a
look at makeup from the 1970’s in today’s post.
Disco
music had a huge influence on makeup in this era with shimmery eyeshadows and
frosty lipsticks being hugely popular. I love the 1970’s look as it is just so
bright and colourful and great for a disco night out! If you fancy recreating
this look yourself here are a few tips and tricks to help achieve the perfect
disco look :)
Face

Eyes

Frosty
pinks and peach shades were popular choices of lip colour during the 70’s with
lots of lip gloss added for that extra shine. Revlon’s Lip Butter in Sugar
Frosting teamed with Avon lip gloss in Sugar Cane gives a great frosty pale
pink finish. If you’re going for peaches, Rimmel Lasting Finish Lipstick in
Nude Pink and Revlon Super Lustrous lip gloss in Peach Petal are fab.

Have
any of you guys recreated a 70’s disco look? Which products did you use to help
turn you into a disco diva?
Thanks for reading,
BBx
Images taken from:
Images taken from:
http://yumigalcupcake.blogspot.co.uk/
http://ebower.hubpages.com/hub/Simple-70s-Makeup
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