Have you ever had your eyebrows tattooed? Many people have, regardless of gender, probably because thick, well-defined eyebrows are the standard of what we call beautiful eyebrows. The browless styling, which is often seen on the streets, is the opposite of this trend.

The contrast between dark hair and bleached brows creates a more alluring and mysterious feel to the look. The thin, natural-colored eyebrows of the 1990s are expected to continue having an impact on this vogue for lighter-colored eyebrows.

In addition to browless and bleached eyebrows, thin and skinny eyebrows reminiscent of the 1990s are also being seen on the streets and runways alike. Eyebrows are an important element that determines the first impression of an individual within 3 seconds, even going so far as to convey the person’s emotions with their varying curves and angles.

So why is it that the eyebrow trend, which contributes to such an important facial component, has changed a lot recently? The reason for the return of thinner eyebrows is probably rooted in the current trends toward natural beauty. The key to perfecting the thin eyebrow look is to draw a solid line using an eyebrow pencil over bleached or shaved eyebrows. #bleachedbrow is one of the trending hashtags on multiple platforms, evidencing the popularity of the makeup trend.

The stiletto reverse wing, popular in street styling, is a type of eye makeup that uses black eyeliner, drawn diagonally from the front to the side of the eyes. This makes the eyes look lifted, longer, and wider. ‘Stiletto,’ which is known to many as a type of footwear, actually means a long, thin knife for stabbing.

Unlike the eye makeup of the Laruicci collection, the eye makeup of the streets does not incorporate much color, using minimal shading that is applied to make the eye line stand out. The skin makeup look is characterized by a non-glossy, matte texture highlighting the contours of the face to emphasize the stiletto eyes.

The S/S 23 runways were filled with lips covered in primary or dark colors. The makeup of street fashionistas also featured low saturation colored lips and clothes. These low saturation colors are derived from the ‘emocore’ music genre of the 1980s, known for its rebellious tone.

The look makes us question if we are blinded by what we are taught to believe is beautiful. The dark lips seem to signify a break away from beliefs that are originally recognized as ‘right’ when it comes to appearances or identities. The neat and chic thick wavy hair parted 2:8 or the slick back ponytail hairstyle match the makeup look, which includes dark eyebrows drawn with low-saturation purple, black, and brown colors, spotlighting all the curves of the face.

When it comes to hair styling, wet curled hair that almost resembles a maze seems to be a trend this season. Hairstyles with artificially exaggerated waves that are relatively less glossy have become a new definition of luxury. You can create this look by applying hair gel and then using the heat of the dryer to fix the waves. Cover some part of the forehead with the wavy hair, as if to style tweety bangs, aka baby hair, to make your face look smaller.

Make sure to keep the skin makeup matte, as glossy makeup on glossy hair could make the overall look sweaty. Complete the style with well-defined eyebrows to capture that mysterious sense of femininity.