20 Ways to Wear the Holographic Makeup Trend—From Futuristic Foil to Iridescent Opal

@patrickta

Whether you walk into a rave, HomeGoods, or nail salon, one things for certain: Youre bound to encounter something holographic. For those who dont know, holographic is the term used to describe anything designed with shimmering, iridescent colors; it has an almost ethereal quality that has both nostalgic and futuristic vibes (think: Zenons wardrobe from the Disney Channel hit, Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century). What began as a fashion, home decor, and nail art trend has now overflowed into the beauty world with holographic makeup looks popping up left and right.

While achieving a holographic makeup look isnt quite as simple as adding holographic desk accessories to your office or opting for a holo powder finish on your nails, its not impossible. The trick is knowing which products to use and how to apply them. Ready to give it a whirl?Ahead. youll find 20 holographic makeup looks worth recreating.You can reserve them for special occasions or incorporate them into your daily life for a little extra pizzazz.

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Holographic Purple Lid look

@nikki_makeup

Holographic items often have a semi-pastel quality to them. As such, you dont necessarily have to have holographic makeup to create an iridescent end look. So long as you apply shimmery pastel colors with care, you can mimic a holographic finish. Case in point: This purple lid look, which features three shades of shimmering purple shadow. To create the look, celebrity makeup artist Nikki Wolff used shimmering shades from the Natasha Denona Pastel Eyeshadow Palette ($69) and the LH Cosmetics Shimmer Saga Quad ($42).

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Warm Holo Lids

@patrickta

Since holographic makeup is so bold in its own right, you dont even have to use it all over to create a head-turning look. Just look at this slick lid look that celebrity makeup artist Patrick Ta created on Gigi Hadid. While he didnt reveal which products he used, to achieve an overall glossy finish, you can top off any eyeshadow with an eye gloss, like the Danessa Myricks Beauty Colorfix Eye, Cheek, & Lip Cream Pigment ($18) in clear.

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Subtle Holo Lids

@nikki_makeup

Youll notice throughout this gallery that when it comes to holographic makeup looks, few makeup artists embrace the trend quite as much as Wolff. Here, she opted for a subtle holographic shimmer extending from the inner eyes out toward the wings, transforming from white to peach in the process.

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Graphic Holo Statement Eye

@nikki_makeup

Holographic makeup can be subtle or bold, depending on how you style it. Here, Wolff opted for the latter by encasing a holo lid look (which she created using the since-discontinued Danessa Myricks Beauty Infinite Light Palette) within a graphic black double-wing tip outline. But thats not all: She also used a holographic highlighter to really drive the look home.

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Holographic Lilac Lips

@roseandben

Beauty influencer Rose Siard is never one to shy away from bold colors and finishes—and she regularly fulfills follower requests. Here, she tested the viral Queen Cosmetics Hemp Infused Gloss ($14) in Aurora overtop the Urban Decay Vice Lip Bond Glossy Liquid Lipstick ($27) in Solo Player. The result is ethereally stunning.

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Holographic Double Wings

@nikki_makeup

While many (perhaps even most) holographic makeup looks are on the lighter, more pastel side of things, its possible to achieve a shade-shifting end look with a darker color palette. Just look at this makeup masterpiece: Although Wolff didnt divulge the exact products used, its safe to say you could recreate the look by starting with an intense black eyeliner (like the Valentino Twin Liner Gel and Liquid Eyeliner, $40) to create the thick wing and topping it off with holographic greenish-blue eyeshadow (like the shades Sixth Sense or Out of Body from the Danessa Myricks Beauty Lightwork Vol. IV: Transcendence Palette, $125).

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A Starry Night Palette

@danessa_myricks

One look at this shimmery, shade-shifting lid look and were picturing the dreamy swirls in Van Goghs "Starry Night." To create the look, apply holographic blue, yellow, and green eyeshadows. Specifically, this makeup moment is yet another mastered with the Danessa Myricks Beauty Lightwork Vol. IV: Transcendence Palette.

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Holographic Inner Eye Highlight

@danessa_myricks

Remember: You dont have to opt for an entirely holographic lid look to explore the trend for yourself. Here, you can see how something as simple as holographic mint inner eye highlights can completely transform an otherwise neutral makeup look.

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Magenta Holo Lid Look

@danessa_myricks

While many holographic makeup looks employ cool purple, blue, and green tones, you can absolutely adapt warmer shades for the trend, too. To recreate this lid look, youll need—you guessed it—the Danessa Myricks Beauty Lightwork Vol. IV: Transcendence Palette. Simply apply the Paradise shade in the shape of a wing tip and touch up the edges with a cotton swab dipped in micellar water. If you prefer working with loose powder shadows, the Karla Cosmetics Romance Opal Multi Chrome Loose Eyeshadow ($26) is very similar.

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Holographic Highlight

@nikki_makeup

For a monochrome holographic moment, take Wolffs lead and use the Karla Cosmetics Opal Multi Chrome Loose Eyeshadow ($26) in Insomnia on both the eyes and cheeks.

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Holo Lids and Lips

@nikki_makeup

This holographic lid and lip look is giving 90s vibes with its deep plum tones. To create a similar look, try using the Rituel de Fille Celestial Sphere Gelée Eye Gloss ($39) in Rosa and Andromeda. Best of all, if you take a gloss approach, you can just swipe it on with your fingers for a slightly grungier, more lived-in end look.

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Holographic Statement Liner

@lilly_keys

While you might not be itching to rock a holographic highlighted jawline, here you can see how stunning even the simplest pale blue take on the trend can look. To create the look, celebrity makeup artist Lilly Keys used an undisclosed Danessa Myricks Beauty shade. (Can you tell that celebrity makeup artist Danessa Myricks—AKA the creator of Danessa Myricks Beauty—is pretty much the queen of holo?!)

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Holographic Purple Eye Makeup

@danessa_myricks

Myricks created this richly pigmented holographic lid look to tease her Lightwork Vol. IV: Transcendence Palette ahead of its launch back in September 2022. To take the look over the top, she finished it off with her brands Colorfix Eye, Cheek, & Lip Cream Pigment ($18) in the shade Plum Wine.

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Holographic Cut Crease

@nikki_makeup

This holographic cut crease is one for the books. To create the look, Wolff used shades from the Beauty Bay New Mood Palette ($11) topped off with Karla Cosmetics Opal Moonstone Multichrome Loose Eyeshadow ($26) in Moody Cow.

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Holographic Cheeks and Lids

@nikki_makeup

Let this be your proof that holographic makeup doesnt have to be fully opaque or highly pigmented. Wolf created a sheer wash of holo color using the Charlotte Tilbury Eyes To Mesmerize Cream Eyeshadow ($34) in Amber Gold, topped off with shades Its You and Oh Hey Bouquet from the Morphe 9P Petal Passion Artistry Palette ($13).

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Pastel Holo Lids

@katiejanehughes

For a subtle, shade-shifting pastel shimmer, copy celebrity makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes. To get the look, try using the ColourPop Cosmetics Shes a Rainbow Shadow Palette ($40) or the Natasha Denona Pastel Eyeshadow Palette ($69).

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Holographic Smoky Eye

@danessa_myricks

This holographic smoky eye has nautical vibes that we cant get enough of. While the color of this lid look is multifaceted and shade-shifting, its actually created using just one shade from the Danessa Myricks Beauty Lightwork III Experience Palette: Galaxy. Since thats sold out, though, you could create a similar look using the Danessa Myricks Beauty Twin Flames Liquid Eyeshadow ($26) in Soulmate or Rituel de Filles Celestial Sphere Gelée Eye Gloss ($39) in Scarabaeus.

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Holographic Peach Eyeshadow

@nikki_makeup

Wolff may not have revealed the products used to create the lid look here, but that shouldnt stop you from trying to recreate it—truly, its too good not to. For a similar sheer holographic peach lid look, use the Pat McGrath Labs ChromaLuxe Artistry Pigment Star Wars Edition ($32) in the shade Smugglers Spice and lightly dab it with a tiny bit of the Violet Voss Eye Glitter Topper ($15) in the shade Infinity.

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Holographic Purple and Blue Lids

@patmcgrathreal

With the Pat McGrath Labs Mthrshp Mega: Celestial Nirvana ($62) palette, youll be able to bring this dreamy holographic lid look to life, along with many others.

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Sheer Holo Lids

@nikki_makeup

To keep your holographic makeup on the more refined side, contain a shimmery eyeshadow within a soft winged tip. The best way to mimic this type of outline is with a creamy pencil thats easy to smudge and touch up with micellar water.

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