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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Delaware chapter.

The colder months are coming as well as the ever-expanding kinds of pumpkin spice products and cozy sweaters. This change in season also brings along a change in beauty. The transformation from the sun kissed, glowing skin of summer to much warmer, matte looks. 

Here is some inspiration for some fall makeup looks:

Warm Orangey-Red Eyeshadow

When I think of fall inspired eyeshadow, I think of all the warm eyeshadow shades. From burgundy reds, rich deep browns, burnt oranges, even dark yellows, they all make appearances in eye looks for fall. A great way to incorporate this trend is with a more natural look of a light orange in the crease or a dramatic burgundy smokey eye

Glowy Skin

A little highlight or glow never hurt any makeup look, especially in the fall and winter when most people’s skin becomes drier and flaky. I love mixing a bit of a liquid highlight into my foundation for a boost and using champagne and bronze shift highlights to complement the warmth of the eye looks. 

Chocolate

Chocolate is arguably the best food, and also a popular color in fall inspired makeup. From brown smokey eyes, monochromatic looks and deep chocolate lip shades, these all create a cool edge to fall beauty.

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Glitter Eyes

A little glitz to go along with the upcoming holiday season is an easy and fun addition to one’s makeup routine. An inner corner pop of sparkle, metallic shade all over the lid or glitter winged eyeliner are all ways to integrate this trend.

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Vampy Matte Lips

A dark red or deep purple shade are the epitome of fall beauty perfect to elevate a natural everyday look or add a dramatic flair to a look before a night out. Pro tip: using a matte liquid lipstick is key for this look because you don’t want the lipstick to look messy or smudge throughout the day. 

Fluffy, Darker Brows 

As the weather gets colder, brow shades get darker to match changes in fall hair colors and the darker makeup looks. Another aspect of brows for fall is keeping them groomed but also natural to create a more feathered effect. 

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My name is Emmy Villiger and I am a junior Fashion merchandising major at the University of Delaware.
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