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The1960sgifted us withplentyof beauty inspiration.
And unsurprisingly, the'60s makeup aestheticstill appears today in what we see circulating from the top makeup artists.
Ahead, find 25 examples of 60s-inspired makeup looks that perfectly capture the beauty of the time period.
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The cheeks and lips are adorned with complimentary hues, proving that monochromatic trends are timeless.
Cool 60s Girl
Cool girls dominated the ’60s, and their makeup never missed.
This makeup look can quickly become a staple in your beauty routine.
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Applying aneutral shadowto the lid emphasizes the warm color of the liner.
’60s Metallic Maven
The more spider-like the lashes, the better.
For a deep red lip, try Make Beauty’s Cream Supreme High Impact Lipstick in Dark Side.
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Spidery lashes, soft skin, and baby pink lips serve as the perfect finishing touches to this glam.
’60s Glam
Classic ’60s glam consisted of defined eyes, matte skin, and rosy cheeks.
Opt forwhite eyelinerversus traditional brown and black, and get creative with the shapes you create.
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Cat Woman
Cat eye?
This look checks off all the boxes, showcasing how ’60s beauty trends are still relevant and chic today.
With the cat eye as the focus, the rest of the makeup is kept minimal to maintain balance.
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Pastel Dreams
What’s not to love about this look?
While this look uses anorange eyeshadow,play around with different shadows to see which makes your eyes pop.
Swipe the matte blue shadow onto your lids and add somemascarato complete your look.
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Heavy Metal
Upgrade your 60s-inspired makeup look with chrome accents.
Silver chrome liner is the perfect way to get in on the trend.
When paired with minimal complexion makeup and a neutral lip, the eyes take the spotlight.
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All About the Accent
Accentuate your eyes by applyingblue eyelinerin the crease and under the lash line.
With glossy lips and naturally flushed skin, your eye look will make a powerful impact.
Mint Green Dream
Pastel shadowswere a big trend back then and have proven timeless.
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For a lovely mint green shade, try Addiction Tokyo’s The Eyeshadow in Midnight Drive.
Apply a light pink blush and a few coats of clear lip gloss to complete the look.
’60s Glamour
Pair your smoky eye with winged liner to create a top-notch ’60s makeup look.
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Glossy lips and sculpted cheekbones balance the dramatic eyeshadow look.
The end result is glamorous and unforgettable.
Gilded Glamour
Adding metallic elements to your eye look makes it feel more playful and edgy.
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Create more dimension around the eye by adding liner and lengthy lashes.
Pop Art
WithSabrina Carpenter’smakeup, we definitely see Twiggy’s influence.
If you’re looking for your perfect red, we’ve extensively tested thebest red lipsticks.
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Pack on the pigment on your eyes and cheeks to achieve a look with tons of flair.
Here, contrast is created using silver, blue, and purple hues to define the eyes.
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