For cool looks in the truest sense: Frosty make-up is probably the most wintry beauty trend of the season

Sparkling snowflakes, icy landscapes and the crispy cold of the...have a special magic that can hardly be put into words. At least it now translates visuallyBeauty-Trendthe mood of the cold season:Frosty Make-upcaptures the magic of clear winter nights and brings the glitter of ice crystals into the look. The whole thing was discovered at the current fashion showsWinter season 2024/25– and is now particularly easy to reapply make-up. After all, things don't always have to be complicated for the holidays to have a big effect.

Anyone who likes to wear gold glitter or smokey eyes during the party season will find a nice alternative in this trend:Frosty Make-upis just as festive, but relies on cool nuances like, white, mother-of-pearl or light blue tones reminiscent of ice crystals. For their fall/winter shows 2024/25, fashion houses such as Ulla Johnson and Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini choseand eyeliner with a delicate metallic look to complement the models' natural complexion. How these are applied for the frosty look is entirely individual.

Precisely placed eyeliners in silver canand New Year's Eve can be just as effective as glitter pigments dabbed on with your finger, on the movable eyelid as well as towards the eyebrow bone. The best thing: The cool tones suit almost every skin type if the rest of the make-up is kept natural.Frosty Make-upDespite its suitability for parties, it has a certain lightness, never seems too overloaded - and therefore brings the festive mood into everyday life. Perfect after a long daycontinues to the Christmas party. For example, harmonious appears more transparent, as it was also used on the runways.

Eyeshadow in matte white evokes the snowy nature of winter and gave the models at the Avellano and Richard Quinn shows a cool, almost mystical look. This can easily be spread over the entire eyelid with a brush or clean fingers or set accents right up to the brow bone. Brightly made upvisually open the view. Important atFrosty Make-up: It thrives on almost porcelain-like skin and a cool shimmer, which can be achieved, for example, with finely pigmented highlighter in champagne shades or withDrops that are added to the day cream or foundation.

A certain retro twist in the style of theand 2000s the eye make-up is given light blue nuances. These could be seen, among other things, during the show by the London designer Kiko Kostadinov. Here too, the rest of the complexion was kept natural and only had a gentle glow. Hard contouring and strongThis beauty trend gives you a break and you can also do without heavy, black mascara. After all, the winter look looks particularly magical when a little powder eye shadow or glitter is left on the eyelashes, almost like the first snow of the year.