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10 Holiday Beauty Slay Looks Spotted On Black Women Last Week
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midst all the eating, drinking, and partying that accompanied the Christmas celebrations, Black women surely rememebred to put their best faces forward. Whether that was for a family get-together or a media shoot, every look was perfectly stewed for a flawless holiday beauty slay. Certainly, these women set the party tone on full vibration.
The Looks
South African media sweetheart, Pearl Thusi, effortlessly wowed in a delicate take. Her understated look featured different tones of brown gliding across her eyes and lips. For her eyes, the actress shone in bronze and dark brown, while her lips were .ed up with matte tortilla brown. The look was captivating in everyway.
Over in Nigeria, Toke Makinwa did justice to a glam holiday beauty slay. The look by Anita Brows brought the eyeliner trend into full gear. It features a sharp liner gracing Makinwa’s water line as well as a stroke across her upper lids. The entire look was then brought together with witchy lashes and of course, a pair of tawny-shade contact lens.
Hair
Earlier this month, we predicted that the bob hairstyle will have a moment in the sun this holiday, and boy, were we right! Everyw. we turn, celebs and influencers are showing 1001 reasons why this hairdo is a must. Last week, Tamar Braxton, and Claire Sulmers proved this in two different takes. Braxton opted for a two-tone shade of hickory and gingerbread, while Sulmers went full-on blonde. However, both agreed that the chin-grazing variation of this style is the right way to go.
Check out the holiday beauty slay we spotted on your faves last week…
Alicia Keys
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Gabrielle Union
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Lizzo
Shop editor’s picks
Toke Makinwa
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Tamar Braxton
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Pearl Thusi
Get the eyes
Claire Sulmers
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Mihlali Ndamase
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Kahlana Barfield
Get the nails
Lungile Thabethe
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