It's common for many makeup palettes with powdered products to include an applicator of some sort but the Bobbi Brown x Ulla Johnson Ynez Cheek Palette sets itself apart by including a small vial of face oil. Like many makeup products for the cheeks, these ones in Rose and Bronze help to create a luminous glow with highlighter and rouge.
With the rise of K-beauty and "glass skin" that appears so dewy and fresh that it is virtually transparent, these cheek palettes help to create a next-level glowing look. When applied over makeup, the Extra Face Oil is said to create a dewy, shimmery finish.
Korean beauty is reshaping the way makeup is formulated, sold and applied in many countries by emphasizing a skincare-first approach that is nourishing and leaves skin looking radiantly healthy.
What's Driving This Trend
- Oil-included Cheek Palettes
- Makeup palettes with face oil as an inclusion are becoming popular allowing for a more luminous and healthy finish.
- Glass Skin Emphasis
- K-beauty's emphasis on glass skin is shifting makeup trends towards nourishing and healthy-looking skin.
- Skincare-first Approach
- A new emphasis on skincare-first approach is causing makeup brands to focus on nourishing and healthy-looking skin.
Who This Affects Most
- Cosmetics
- Cosmetics industry will have to focus on skincare-first approach and include nourishing products in their offerings to match the latest trends.
- Beauty Salons
- Beauty salons will have to focus on using only high-quality and nourishing products to stay ahead of the trends.
- Fashion
- Fashion industry needs to stay abreast of the latest cosmetic trends in order to find innovative ways to match and enhance the fashion trends.
