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One of the biggest makeup trends of the Spring 2018 season was no makeup and by no makeup, we mean the retirement of foundations, heavy powders, lipsticks, eyeshadows, eyeliners and basically most of the items in your makeup bag. Instead, glowing and glossy au naturel fresh faces strutted down the runways with only a dash of highlighting and a chic, dewy pout. It turns out all that time and money you spent making your skin look hydrated and clear this winter was the best investment for your makeup bag this upcoming season. The great thing about  highlighting your face  is there is no right way to do it and you can go as subtle or glam as you want with this versatile beauty look. For a simple day look, you can dust a little over your cheeks or use as eyeshadow. For a more evening look, you can dust a little everywhere, including your cleavage, should you choose to sport some. Highlighter can also be emphasized with the use of bronzer and blush. Just make sure to knock your br

This season’s  beauty trends  are all about making a statement and taking your creativity to the next level. Whether it’s  getting your glitter on , revolutionizing  the cat eye  or pushing the boundaries of your eye and lip liners, this is no time to be basic. Graphic eyes, one of spring’s hottest trends, will have you running to your nearest MAC counter and reaching bravely for those wild color palettes. Brightly hued, free-form eyes have hit the runway and not only will you be snapping up fluorescent, pastel and tropic-inspired hues, you’ll also be applying them in graphic shapes to channel all the cool chicks from the 90s. That’s right, it’s time to  put down your makeup brush set  and step away from the blending. Just think of it this way: your eyelids are a blank canvas awaiting the return of your 5-year-old self to finger paint away to her heart’s content. Byblos and Marni wouldn’t have it any other way. This is no job for the meticulously trained hands of a millennia

DON'T forget to groom your lashes daily. After each appointment, your tech should provide you with a clean spoolie brush to keep your lashes aligned. Lightly brush them throughout the day to avoid looking messy. DO cleanse your lashes. While you may be wary of getting your extensions wet, it's important to wash your lashes daily. Your eyelashes exist to prevent dirt and debris from entering your eyes, and this grime can build up on extensions. Rinse your lashes gently with diluted baby shampoo (one tablespoon of baby shampoo to one cup of distilled water) once a day. DON'T use oil-based products near your eyes. Oil destroys the adhesive on your lash extensions, making them fall off sooner. Borboleta recommends skipping out on mascara altogether. But if you can't bear the thought of going without, steer clear of waterproof formulas (which are oil-based). Be sure to check the ingredient lists on your antiaging eye creams, too.