Reflecting in terms of social media’s latest fall 2016 makeup tendencies,  I observe trends everywhere.  According to Beautyeditor.com dark vampy lips were the big thing for fall. Dark lips were more of a night out look until this past year when people started wearing the dark almost black purple lips out and about everywhere.

Makeup has always been an important part to women’s life and society. It is constantly changing each season and users want to be on point.  Being aware of trends promotes choice and knowledge for makeup users.

According to beauty editor, Lucy Hale actress from Pretty Little Liars wears the deep purple look really well along with Rihanna who wears more of a warm brown purple color. Deep lips will more than likely return year and year again around the fall season.

Winged eyeliner was another big one observable this fall — not only models wear it in this extended manner — a majority of girls in high schools as well. Winged eyeliner is perfect for a night out with friends or a simple everyday look.

Goodhousekeeping.com also said the long feathery lashes were the next big thing. This look was simple to achieve and looked great on anyone! It makes eyes look bigger and creates a longer lash effect. Keeping makeup palette neutral makes this look effortless and beautiful.

Also according to Goodhousekeeeping.com glitter was popular this fall as a simple chic way to wear eyeliner or eye shadow. It also gives a dramatic look. Perfect for clubbing or going out to a less formal event. Fashionmagazine.com captured Emma Watson, actress in Harry Potter films rocking this look at a movie premeire.

Similar to the glitter eye shadow Goodhousekeeping.com also talks about the red eye shadow epidemic this fall. This was an unexpected trend that few anticipated. Red eye shadow gives users a more natural complexion without looking completely plain.

Makeup is important in any girl’s life and the fall 2016 makeup trends bloomed more than ever this year. No matter what anyone thinks, makeup is art and a good way for people to feel comfortable in their own skin.