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Are we at the end of the eyelash mask? The trend that has conquered Zendaya or Hailey Bieber, analyzed by make-up artists: "The face looks cleaner, more minimalist"
Spain🏛️ PoliticsCenter23 hr. ago

Are we at the end of the eyelash mask? The trend that has conquered Zendaya or Hailey Bieber, analyzed by make-up artists: "The face looks cleaner, more minimalist"

The article discusses a growing trend in beauty and makeup where celebrities like Zendaya and Gigi Hadid are embracing a 'no-mascara' look, emphasizing naturalness and minimalism. It references a specific instance during the premiere of Christopher Nolan’s film in New York, where Zendaya’s makeup was intentionally kept minimal, without mascara. The piece explores the reasons behind this shift, including a reaction against overly dramatic and unnatural makeup styles, and highlights how this trend reflects broader changes in beauty standards, such as embracing aging naturally and prioritizing comfort over excessive enhancement. Industry experts suggest that this movement is leading to new product developments focused on achieving a fresh, glowing look without the need for traditional makeup items like mascara.

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El Mundo logoEl MundoIndependent🔒Center23 hr. ago
Are we at the end of the eyelash mask? The trend that has conquered Zendaya or Hailey Bieber, analyzed by make-up artists: "The face looks cleaner, more minimalist"

The article discusses a growing trend in beauty and makeup where celebrities like Zendaya and Gigi Hadid are embracing a 'no-mascara' look, emphasizing naturalness and minimalism. It references a specific instance during the premiere of Christopher Nolan’s film in New York, where Zendaya’s makeup was intentionally kept minimal, without mascara. The piece explores the reasons behind this shift, including a reaction against overly dramatic and unnatural makeup styles, and highlights how this trend reflects broader changes in beauty standards, such as embracing aging naturally and prioritizing comfort over excessive enhancement. Industry experts suggest that this movement is leading to new product developments focused on achieving a fresh, glowing look without the need for traditional makeup items like mascara.

Bias read (Center): While the article touches on cultural trends and celebrity influence, which could be considered politically charged, the focus remains on aesthetic and beauty industry shifts rather than overtly political issues. The framing is balanced, discussing both the rise of the trend and its implications for

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