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Behold: Six overlooked hair and makeup trends from the ‘90s that should make a revival.
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Brown Lipstick
Believe it or not, mocha-colored lipstick is flattering on all skin tones. Rest assured that whatever shade of brown you go for (and whether you choose matte or glossy) you’ll definitely achieve notice-me lips — in the best way possible.Stick-Straight Strands
Contrary to the ‘80s crimp craze, super-straight locks popped up on the red carpet and the runways throughout the ‘90s. With advancements in heat-styling tools, the sleek, polished look can now be achieved without doing a serious number on your strands.Glitter
Face and body sparkle might conjure up cringe-worthy memories of school dances and roll-on applicators from Bath & Body Works, but with the popularity of glitter-filled shows like Euphoria, the trend suddenly feels cool again.The Pixie Cut
The pixie cut became seriously trendy in the ‘90s, thanks in part to Linda Evangelista, who famously snipped off her locks on set. Consider a post-quarantine cut that will give you and your tresses a fresh start — and dramatically shorten your daily routine.Briogeo B. Well 100mg CBD + Arnica Flower Soothing Skin & Scalp Oil
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