The internet's favorite beauty trends RANKED (& roasted...)

Let’s rank the internet’s FAVORITE beauty trends of 2024!
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[@janettehale3109]

I am 60+ and have seen trends just repeat and repeat. Thin eyebrows? ‘70’s. Lower blush placement? “Boyfriend blush”? Very 1980’s! (You would be stunned at how low I wore blush with my mullet!) What goes around comes around is so true!

[@dizzieblonde]

Same here, 65 next month. No trend is new, it's recycled.

[@phyllistallent4149]

The Latte makeup is similar to what I wore in college.

[@elizabethruggiero9950]

60 here… amen, sisters

[@wombatlittle1]

I am 60 and we wore our foundation one shade lighter than our skin back in the 80s . This habit was so enforced by myself that I still do to this day. I still do 80s blush placement too.

[@blackdiamond7708]

❤🎉 And although I'm not a hundred years old, I'm here to say thin eyebrows were also 1930s... 😅

[@V__Vahaa]

The boyfriend blush trend is honestly so validating to me. I have an autoimmune disorder that causes a lot of natural flushing and 'butterfly' kind of rash. The bf blush trend looks like my natural flushing and seeing people say it's beautiful has made me feel like such a cutie patootie lol

[@baileydubs]

It looks like my rosacea too 😂

[@laur83]

it’s honestly super cute. it’s not for everyone’s face but i like seeing it on people!

[@feraletc]

I have rosacea and in some video Robert Welsh said you can just put foundation over where you don't want redness and just use the natural redness as "blush". It works really well for my skin at least, and you can shape it however you want

[@lalacarroll431]

@@baileydubs Same lol 😂

[@lalacarroll431]

⁠@@feraletc I saw that too! So it does work for you?! That’s great! I’m going to have to try it out. ☺️ Thank you

[@MistressYumi]

That boyfriend blush, just reminds me of the 'i've drank too much flush" lol

[@NatashaCreatesThings]

It is exactly where my rosacea shows up on my face!! 😹

[@becm963]

I’m half Asian and that would be called the Asian flush, completely agree. I get that look after a glass of wine.

[@emilyanneaurelius1488]

Or, "marathon finish line photo"

[@vidatalab8301]

I see this blush placement in kids running around outside too.

[@pinkbunny6272]

I call it drunk look

[@jackiestone5808]

I’d love to see a “real life” vs internet trends video! I think there’s a huge disconnect between the two.. I almost never see women wearing any blush or intricate eyeshadow anywhere but on the internet

[@laur83]

lmao i wear HEAVY sabrina carpenter style blush irl and have been for over a year 😭😂

[@jackiestone5808]

@@laur83 There’s nothing wrong with it and I’m not insulting anyone. Everyone should wear the makeup they love! I’m just speaking from what I personally see because Kelly asked if we’d like to see an internet vs reality in trends vid. I actually like detailed eye looks, it’s just not something I see on other people

[@wplants9793]

I live in Portland OR which is notoriously non makeup. But I am seeing a little bit more makeup on in real life people - but still not too much. On a variety of people, too not just in one area of town. Mostly a bold colorful eye. Secondly a winged eyeliner. More men wearing makeup outside of Ulta and Sephora. Sometimes lashes. The fanciest thing I see most often is a manicure with details like little rhinestones or lines of color.

[@a.c.6601]

I would also love to see this! I live in San Francisco, and depending on the neighborhood you could see the most glamorous and trendy makeup or…nothing at all. Most often, I feel like I see the “clean girl aesthetic” the most frequently. I personally love the look because it’s easy for me to do every day but I do get bored by the same old same old, which is why I get so excited by the areas of SF where drag culture reigns!

[@emrgrome8772]

Wow, if I only wear one thing it is always blush!

[@YANEXiLOVE]

A video on manufactured trends would be so interesting!

[@Madeline-Cano]

Boyfriend blush looks like the "She just came out of the back room with her boyfriend" lol!

[@jackied5866]

That’s what I thought the name meant! That or your boyfriend put on your blush for you and didn’t know what he was doing. 😂

[@ohlifebeauty]

I thought the exact same thing. The boyfriend blush looks like "Heavy make out session" and all flustered now. 😆

[@ohlifebeauty]

Or I can't stop thinking about him. I'm all flushed. It is cute though.

[@stephanietruax948]

“Love that for you” is how I feel about most trends. I’m not really experimental with my makeup.

[@lucyh.9781]

Omg yes with the lifted blush. For the past year or so I was doing that because it apparently looked good on everyone but lately I’ve been putting it lower on my cheekbones closer to the apples of my cheeks and it looks sooooo much better 😭

[@ZijnShayatanica]

I'm so glad you found what works for you!! With my high cheekbones/fat placement, I've always done my blush high up because it's one of the facial features I actually enjoy. There's always a case for either amplifying our existing features or balancing out what we don't like. Makeup is just so fun to experiment with, lolol

[@disgruntledmoderate5331]

I love apples of the cheek blush. It looks good on my face too. I bring it in close to my nose too, instead of doing the two finger width away from the nose thing. Just fits my face better.

[@LunarEleven]

For sure. I have high cheekbones and I am underweight on top of being 42 and just having less padding on my face no matter what. High blush, bronzer, and contour (contour anywhere really) just add to how gaunt I look. I like blush straight across the middle of my face, concentrated on the apples and going over the bridge of the nose. Basically the sunburn region.

[@LunarEleven]

​@@disgruntledmoderate5331I didn't even know there was a two fingers away from the nose rule lololol. I bring blush from one apple to the other so it goes across my nose completely 😆 granted it's waaay lighter on the nose and really only on the center of the bridge but I can't imagine avoiding the nose by two fingers!!

[@sariahlee]

I LOVE the no mascara trend. It’s for me for sure. In addition I don’t like washing mascara off at night so it works perfect for me❤

[@laur83]

same. washing mascara off is always effort and i’ll probably lose a lash or two 😭 don’t have that many tubing formulas locally available.

[@zarisundiata7744]

So do you just wear eyeliner to get the definition? Mascara irritates my eyes, and I’ve tried a ton, so I want to try this no mascara thing…I just end up putting it on because I also feel like my look is incomplete..maybe I just have to get used to the look 😊

[@ZijnShayatanica]

I stopped wearing mascara when I started accepting myself as a guy because it's the one step that INSTANTLY feminizes my features... But I still enjoy playing in my makeup collection. And honestly, unless I put on a shadow that gives me powdery lashes? I don't miss it too much. It's only when you're looking for it that you notice a look feels "incomplete", if that makes sense?? It's like how most people didn't gel/fill their eyebrows before 2010s & they still looked great.

[@ZijnShayatanica]

​@@zarisundiata7744I usually line my waterline [not for everyone's tastes] & will often lightly line my upper lid w/ a medium to dark shadow if I need more definition. But it's kinda something you get used to looking at after a while & most people don't notice, anyway.

[@sariahlee]

@@zarisundiata7744 sometimes I’ll put on a tiny bit of brown powder liner on my outer corner, but most of the time I go without. I put some blush or bronzer on my lids to blend with the rest of my face, but that’s it! If you feel the look is incomplete, you can curl your lashes. Or get a lash lift and tint to get the mascara effect without having to put mascara on

[@shadowangelina7155]

As someone who wears a lot of colorful eyeshadow, I wanna make a recommendation when you’re moving toward blue eyeshadow. If you have a warm or neutral skin tone especially. Wear a peach blush, a warm neutral bronzer, a warm crease shade. Think of blue like the sky and add some sunset colors to anchor it. If you’re not a person who loves cool tones on themselves- blue offers you such an easy opportunity to wear it because it looks so good and easy with warm and very warm tones. Yeah it goes great with greens and purples- but it pulls double duty really well.

[@scentedbeauty]

Personally I’m a lifted blush girly because of my fave shape. Also, the “boyfriend blush?” Should def be renaissance blush trend 😂 i definitely agree with you that one size does not fit all.

[@diamondinmyeye6160]

Yes, "boyfriend blush" looks like a literal Marie Antoinette portrait, although I think calling it "Rococo" is more accurate than renaissance.

[@disgruntledmoderate5331]

​@@diamondinmyeye6160Oh, yes, I would love if we all call it Rococo blush!

[@schemingoctopus]

i think the no mascara look is also very renaissance!

[@loosilu]

Call it Bridgerton Blush!

[@anelaostojic2530]

the kosas packaging breaking on you with yet another product leads me to believe that it's their packaging that's the problem, not your super strong grip

[@mosspea]

Exactly

[@ZijnShayatanica]

People diss drugstore makeup for the packaging, meanwhile they're paying $40+ for a face powder w/ pretty packaging that breaks if you look at it too hard. HARD PASS.

[@tentitoo]

i have a rounder face and honestly the blush placement of the boyfriend blush was a game changer for me. the high blush always looked weird on me and same for the apples of the cheeks or too close to the eyes. this placement looks just right for my face structure but i don't wear it as pigmented as your photo examples

[@katiebrunner4376]

I think choosing which trends are for you is all about knowing what tones and shades flatter and what shapes flatter.

[@Eeveecat]

As someone who is very pale and very cool toned, the whole bright pink blush trend has been,,, very interesting. It was a huge revelation for me to start using pink blush, because it's a color that finally didn't look orange or brown and muddy on me, so seeing other people discover it was very interesting, especially because like you said, it became a bit of a one-size-fits-all trend, when the reason I liked it in the first place was because it *wasn't * one size fits all. It's very cool toned, which makes it a really good option for cool toned people, and especially when for so long most (western) makeup has been so warm toned, it was really nice to finally find something that was effortless. But the problem I think is when everyone started just going for it without thinking about why it worked so well on cool-toned people. Not that warm-toned people can't wear a cool-toned blush, but just that it takes a bit more thinking and careful working, and it might be easier to go for a more neutral tone that will have a contextually cool shade against their warm skin, rather than going for something so cool even against cool-toned skin, if you know what I mean. It's not that you're restricted by your skin tone, but that you should bear it in mind when creating a look. So it was just very odd, and to be quite honest I almost wish it had never happened, because I'm a bit afraid of getting called out for being 'off trend' when I just continue to use a color that works for me. But you know, I like it, I look good in it, and I will continue to wear cool toned pink blush and recommend it to cool toned friends, because trends are inspiration for exploration, not rules.

[@chaedoolies]

I’m a neutral to warm toned person and bright pink blush looks awful on me but I was very glad to see it pop up precisely because of the fact that orange based makeup has been the default in western makeup for so long. I see so many cool toned people completely wash themselves out or make themselves look muddy just because everybody wants to be golden and warm and it frustrates me a lot. Especially because all neutral eyeshadow launches seem to come in the same shades of orange, which honestly doesn’t suit most skin tones. I personally don’t suit orange based shades and look best in softer yellow based or peachy colors, which are rare in western makeup but very common in eastern makeup brands. It seems everything comes in the same shades of orange. It was a breath of fresh air to watch people discover new color

[@alisonmercer5946]

Same why is thereso much orange stuff. Ive always used blush and it's lovelypink

[@Alissaxboyle]

I’d love your video on manufactured trends!

[@nitzeart]

Oh, great, my rosacea is on trend! 😂 Jokes aside I do like that the boyfriend blush introduces again a new placement when everything was about "lifting" recently. I love to have fun with my blush, with placement, color or styles, sometimes make it shimmery sometimes matte, etc. I love that this boyfriend blush has more of a 90s placement too. I've been trying out that 90s blush for a while and I like it. What I don't love about the boyfriend blush is how unblended it is. That look works for like editorial or very edgy looks but for the average makeup I don't think you want unblended blush. It makes it look more like a rash or rosacea too. Which is weird...😅

[@annan.3283]

I only heard about Sabrina Carpenter because Morgan Turner is always talking about her makeup. She may be popular to people in their 20s, but not to the rest of us. But Sabrina has cheek filler and that makes her cheeks pop, it’s not just the blush color and placement. It’s because her cheek shape makes the blush and highlight stand out. She was a child star so there’s plenty of old pics of her online so you can compare her face to now. When she got her recent hair style, it completed her look. The hair alone makes her look more interesting.

[@sausana2501]

I dont think she had cheek fillers. He face is naturally soft and full.. as is her body type. I dont know. She looks natural

[@nidhi2693]

i don't think it's filler. she's been in the industry for a few years now - definitely before cheek fillers were popular and when she was still a minor - and her face is relatively the same. just more matured of course and a different style of makeup. typically those who have done cheek fillers would not want their cheeks to pop anymore than they already do lol.

[@stacifromtexas]

I’m in my 30s and like Sabrina I’m confused by the assessment

[@rmmmmt2796]

If people want to do the no mascara invest in a clear mascara. Then use an eyelash curler that fits your eyes. The clear mascara coats the lashes and it helps keep a curl.

[@ZijnShayatanica]

Ooh, that's genius!! I sometimes get powdery lashes when I set my lids for a neutral look & usually just have to carefully rinse them w/ a q-tip or do a smokey powder liner to darken the fallout, lmao. I always forget they make those because I used to think they were silly when I was younger. 😂🤣

[@ericasalomon8776]

I have very blonde eyelashes and if I don’t wear mascara people always ask me if I’m ill. 😂

[@lisalis5877]

I love trends that go against those "rules" or that kind of reimagine things. I’m definitely here for different blush placements (especially the non lifting ones), no mascara looks or mixed metal jewelry.

[@sapphirek5244]

I think it’s interesting how “cheek” products keep being the products of a decade. 2000s were bronzer, started at the temples and cheeks, made it to the whole face and neck. 2010’s were highlighter. Started just at the very top of the cheekbones, ended up on the nose, chin, forehead everywhere again. Now blush, from apples of the cheeks to everywhere once again. Like we have other trends of course, but cheek products just keep getting bigger until we’re sick of it altogether.

[@loosilu]

How do you think contouring fits into this? I can't remember when contouring started getting popular.

[@sapphirek5244]

@@loosilu I think contouring really took off in the 2016ish glam era due to Kim k. It has always kind of been shown to be an “all over the face” technique, but I think you’re right that people mainly focused on contouring the cheeks and then we started getting charts showing contour and highlight across the whole face, either with foundation or essentially replacing foundation altogether.

[@campbellofsweden6240]

I have no idea who Sabrina is but it’s a very 80’s look she’s sporting.

[@KellyGooch]

I agree!

[@thatsydvicious]

Listen to 'Espresso' it's such an earworm

[@laur83]

she’s a singer and former disney actress. has some great music!

[@magpiesneedle2575]

@@thatsydviciouswhy would anyone voluntarily do that? I just got rid of my last one (earworm) 😖

[@LunarEleven]

A very toned down 80s look perhaps! I don't remember many women who demonstrated that much restraint with blush application 😆

[@sydeezy17]

I am so excited about all the purple blush and lip gloss coming out! I am very cool toned and I am LOVING the options! the new GIVE beauty liquid blush in Purple Irises with the matching lip gel is iconic! Also been loving Persona Jam as well!

[@LoveHeatherette]

Boyfriend blush just looks like rosacea. Love the sunset blush & Sabrina carpenter trends

[@briannamonteil]

I absolutely love the “boyfriend blush” trend. As a square jaw girly, I’m so glad trends are focusing more on different face shapes rather than the typical diamond shape. I’ve felt so insecure about my jaw because it is deemed as a “masculine” feature so this trend, even if the true meaning is more lighthearted, is so reassuring :)

[@Emma-se5wm]

Strong jawlines age really well tho!! Be proud of your features 😁

[@shellym189]

I have an autoimmune disease that causes the butterfly rash. and with these blush trends, for the first time, I feel like I can just put on some tinted moisturizer and feel pretty. I've had random strangers compliment my makeup, and I'm like, girl, it's a flare-up. I'm so relieved not to try to cover it with full coverage makeup all of the time.

[@Avovoom]

My sister is getting married in October, and she wants me to do her makeup. She requested a sabrina carpenter look, which will be lovely. She's pale, red-haired, and has lots of freckles, so that'll be perfect for her

[@yukinablossom5459]

I’d love to see them bring out neutral blush. Like just mass produce a bunch of different nudes. Closer to skin tones. I know there are some out there, but they’re kinda more pinky or warm toned? So maybe more cool mauve options or brown-like nudes (in the drugstore especially)

[@monicapatton1405]

If you have tried the NYX “Nude Tude” blush I highly recommend it. And yes! I’ve been very into those colors for cheek lately.

[@susier6743]

Hey Kelly, that's a great idea to do a manufactured trend type of video. That would be interesting. Boyfriend blush sounds like 2010s boyfriend jeans.

[@yourbestfriendfaith]

Ohhh I thought boyfriend blush is supposed to be a post woohoo flush…🤭

[@wplants9793]

You don’t need a boyfriend for that. - but I get what you’re saying 😆

[@gidgetervin9174]

Bahaa

[@valeriesjourney17]

This video reminds me of an older video that I saw. If memory serves me correctly, it was something you did to lean into your eye shape. Instead of an upturned wing, you did a downturned wing. I love how you encourage us to be willing to embrace our naturally occurring features.🦋👩‍🦰

[@AriKhuu]

As an Asian gal with short non existent eyelashes, til I’ve been doing the no mascara trend since I started using makeup lol

[@stacifromtexas]

Curious if you’ve tried the Judydoll Korean beauty mascara? I keep seeing it and finally ordered the other day

[@AriKhuu]

@@stacifromtexas It’s so expensive so I haven’t tried. Could you let me know how you like it?

[@baileydubs]

lol boyfriend blush is just my rosacea

[@vassilikikaranoutsou796]

I thought they call it the “boyfriend blush”, because it looks as if your boyfriend put blush on you!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@savannahcoleman5672]

Same!!

[@annapetryk]

Looooooooool

[@LoneCookie]

😂😂

[@marygillespie2028]

At my age (over 60), lifting blush is a necessity! I won't be giving it up! I got over blue eyeshadow in 1977 - no need for me to revisit that old trend.

[@katiebrunner4376]

I’m 40 and I even prefer to put blush on the apples or my cheeks then drag it up a bit towards my temple. But not where highlighter goes

[@thejulietocean]

This is what I’ve always done and will likely always do too

[@katiebrunner4376]

I do think sunset blush is so pretty

[@thejulietocean]

“Tomato girl” is so adorable

[@kruth_hi]

I feel like kelly is rocking tomato girl for this video

[@laur83]

ABSOLUTELY do a video on manufactured trends and social media trends vs seen irl trends ❤ edit: your idea of matcha girl makeup was somewhat done through martini and dirty martini makeup!

[@phyllistallent4149]

I switched to the high blush placement -and recently realized I looked better, in my opinion, in my photos from before I switched to the high placement. So, totally agree with you!

[@wplants9793]

I just switched to a mid blush placement to widen my upper mid face but I still bring it up into my hairline and temple ~ the blending it up is my favorite part of it

[@teachmetohowl]

I LOVE thin eyebrows. Especially the 1920s Marlene Dietrich almost-drawn-on effect. Bloody GORGEOUS ❤️

[@LunarEleven]

I have not seen blue eyeshadow trend in the wild since the 80s/early 90s! It's interesting that blue was THE eyeshadow color back in the day (like before I was even born.) It doesn't go with every outfit let alone every skin tone, but it used to be in the standard everyday routine for a rather long period. Even when I was a kid blue was the only non-nude color you could find readily available.

[@katiebrunner4376]

I was a teen of the 90s. Nope I’ll never go back to that. How about embracing your natural shape.

[@nicolecheyenne7937]

I always called that "boyfriend" blush placement "cherub" blush.

[@EzraWright-yz3mx]

Calling it that is much ethereal and gorgeous.

[@kristaw206]

I've been getting into icy blue eyeshadow lately, I actually spent weeks hunting to the right one!

[@wplants9793]

Which one did you get?? I tried the Elf cookies n dream palate a couple years ago and it didn’t do it for me

[@ZijnShayatanica]

IDK if everyone would count it as a blue, but the Sugarpill single in "CANDYCRUSH" is my fave icy blue. I use it as a shadow or lightly apply it as a highlighter [usually the latter]. It's such a fun look when I want to pretend I could be a character in "Zenon: Girl from the 21st Century". [Also, Sugarpill singles - especially their less popular shades like that - often go on sale & they have so much product that they last forever.]

[@kristaw206]

@@wplants9793 I ended up with the J Cat one, I love it but it was a bit sparkly so randomly I got the icy blue Covergirl eye enhancers from amazon 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@e3e3411]

this is my favorite video i've watched since following you! it's honestly so enjoyable to hear you talk about the makeup, the trends and your insights. can you make this a regular feature? like a "makeup trend watch" or something that u do regularly, even if it's just on one trend? ❤ also i'm SO here for the matcha makeup look! take us there sis 😊

[@kaceyisdead]

Boyfriend Blush looks like my existing rosacea I try to cover up. :/

[@NotImpressed22]

And now we're trending with 'tomato girl' makeup 😂 Look at us goooo

[@laur83]

i think it’s a wonderful sign to not cover it all up!

[@kaceyisdead]

@@NotImpressed22 😂😂 🙌

[@chinazandee9513]

Great video! I have to say, as a Black woman, I find the idea of defined lip liner being a trend really funny. I never downloaded TikTok so your perspectives on the makeup content there are always interesting to watch!

[@YANEXiLOVE]

The thin brows give me PTSD flashbacks 😅

[@xqueenfrostine]

Same. I’ll die if the “sperm brow” version of this trend (where the front part of your brow is full and kind of rounded and the arch and tail of the brow is super thin) comes back. That was SO AWFUL back in the day.

[@gaylemayberry8104]

Mine never really grew back!! 😂😂

[@YANEXiLOVE]

@@xqueenfrostine those need to stay burried!!! LOL

[@ES-fc9cy]

@@xqueenfrostinehahaha “sperm brow”

[@ohlifebeauty]

It gives me 1920s flapper girl brow and the lips as well.

[@idalarsson4729]

I have to embrace the thin eyebrows trend wether I like it or not! Born in the 70’s and living by myself in the 90’s I didn’t have anyone stopping me, so I just have to live with the consequences😂. 💕

[@trishap8994]

Same 😂

[@neneg.4264]

🙋‍♀️ same here! 😂

[@baileydubs]

I have thicker brows and tried the laminated brows and they really distracted from the rest of my face. Looking in the mirror it was all I could see. Now I just use a gel to groom them into place without so much brushing up and it’s much more flattering on me

[@DLF1122]

I haven't seen the 'no mascara' trend look good on anyone, It looks and unfinished. I do like brown and burgundy mascara. I have found that using a white mascara primer before a brown mascara helps it to look more chocolate brown and less soft black.

[@CL-hl8ui]

Agree 100% with the “latte” browns and the “sunburnt” blush. Those are hard to imagine ever going out of style. I also don’t like super laminated brows in theory but a bit of fluff up is the only way to get mine to look decent 😅

[@angelwings967]

The no mascara trend looks artsy and edgy. Kinda love it!

[@julesbee6249]

Andreea Ali does a beautiful blue eye. She is such a class act.

[@rebuladonna]

My under eye darkness is way too strong for no mascara. I NEED to use eyelash curlers with mascara to walk out the door looking awake and bright eyed. Otherwise the under eyes are so prominent and I get comments about looking tired or sick.

[@shironerisilk]

Huh, you are onto something! I have some greenish darkness there as well and I feel much more comfortable with some brown in my lower lashline (or even a pop of color) and mascara than without, even if the most minimal looks usually skip the lower lashline almost completely.

[@laurenstylish]

I’m HERE for a matcha girl trend! 🍵🍀🔋💚

[@hayleypflug7384]

This video just reminds me of what I love about makeup. There’s so many different ways to do it, and while products can be part of the trend, you don’t need to go out and buy new things to try different blush placement or combining different techniques! ❤

[@wplants9793]

I like normalizing playing with blush. Can you believe when I started wearing makeup we didn’t use blush AT ALL. We thought it was too grandma. 1995 ish. I know in high fashion blush was used, but the flat matte face was also popular as a grunge spin off. Urban Decay made an ad when they first came out that said something about “we don’t wear pink, we’re not dolls or grandmas” and that totally spoke to me at the time.

[@jackied5866]

That’s so interesting! When I first started seeing the recent super high blush placement it made me think of the older church ladies when I was growing up in the 90s but I didn’t know how that came about!

[@gasparinha]

I definitely wore blush in the '90s, but it was always nude - CoverGirl Soft Sable and Iced Cappuccino come to mind! I did wear a ton of pressed powder, though.

[@Just-Nikki]

Yep, pale matte face with greige lip liner and no blush.

[@katiebrunner4376]

I’m done with the pink under eye. And I’ll chose coral blush over cool pink every time

[@fancyfallacy]

Cool pink is better for cool toned skin, coral for warm skin. I think there’s no „one fits all“ and trends don’t take this into account 😣

[@mediocrebit]

I remember accidentally shaving off my left eyebrow in 2003, I'm lucky she grew back 🥲

[@KellyGooch]

Oh no! Hahahaha

[@cassiel.6918]

I’m LIVING for blue eyeshadow and stark lip liner, so cool 🩵

[@rebeccavaclav6478]

I've been doing no mascara for years. Mainly because i have really watery eyes and just don't want to bother with it everyday. Now I get to be trendy? Awesome!

[@gaylemayberry8104]

😂😂😂😂

[@Peace_Love_Dolphins]

I'm too cheap to constantly replace after 3 months. Not for me.

[@clcarrer3038]

NGL, I've barely heard of some of these trends, lol. I don’t have tt, just insta and the algorythm doesn’t show me much beauty content, so the only place I hear from these are your videos 😅😅

[@AlexiusTakeira]

I love the no mascara look! It’s literally all I’ve been doing lately 💕

[@jennifermayberry6200]

I have no idea who Sabrina carpenter is. For the record 😂

[@alvenavh]

It’s basically what works for the individual because everyone is so different. I love the pink blush trend but it looks horrible on me so I personally don’t wear it. I feel like people feel pressured to participate in every single trend they see and then roast themselves a couple years later

[@streetfamily6909]

Love your channel and really love your longer videos lately :)

[@KellyGooch]

Thank you so much!

[@kathleenkaffeine8696]

My cheeks are thinning as I age, and the high blush placement was just making my face look thinner. I switched to putting blush on the apples of my cheeks and I really enjoy it. I'm on the variety-in-placement-of-blush train!

[@Brego100]

Re: no mascara, I am loving a sort of “French waif” look lately with a strong lip/blush, no eyeshadow, and minimal mascara. I’ve gotten more compliments lately when doing that than any other look.

[@jaels3929]

I love thinner eyebrows too!!!! Works best for my face.

[@lisacorcoran5896]

I agree with you on everything! Blue eyeshadow especially... I have blue eyes to blue eyeshadow is a definite no for me.

[@marielle7505]

I love blue eyeshadow, but in a specific way on myself. Brown eyeshadow combined with a light or bright blue shimmer. Or just a pale blue inner corner. Or blue on the lower lashline. Love that! An all blue eyelook is a little bit harder to pull off though.

[@jackied5866]

I’ve always said mascara should come in just as many shades as eyebrow products!

[@annettelaterra3908]

Also the one trend I’m LIVING FOR and have always loved is more cool toned makeup … especially cool toned lips!

[@debbiebinnie7585]

I love this video. I appreciate the boyfriend blush with its nod to classical painting. Just shows you that every age has its concept of beauty.

[@leavealekalone]

Kelly, you are a treasure with all your opinions and tips, I am always learning a lot and usually agree with all that you’re commenting on 🌷

[@Pip-n-wes]

I would love to see a manufactured trend list!!

[@sallygreer5678]

I have a very round face with chubby cheeks and I love emphasizing it. I definitely dabble. It’s soft and pretty.

[@ambermullins6158]

I am dying over your earrings in this video!! I LOVE them! 🩷 Where did you get them?!?

[@KellyGooch]

Thank you! They’re from Kendra Scott

[@Aliciamarieover40]

I’m over the lifted blush , it looks good if that’s what you want but I like the plain old blush look

[@simplyellenxo95]

Thanks for the rankings.it’s just sooo helpful.😊

[@catherine.ageeva]

Thank you for this video 😊 Some trends surprised me, but were interesting. Like your channel 🫶

[@sacgeekgirl]

❤ 1. Love the new list categories 2. I can appreciate the bf blush look cuz i am def sick lf seeing the high stark blush stripes. Garish how some ppl do it.

[@Xa-vierart]

I think tone down and the proper brow shape can look like nice 2016 brows as long as the brows aren’t to dark and no dark black pomade.

[@LL-ku8cr]

I love this idea!!

[@maxinemewis4300]

Hi Kelly! I love these types of videos that you do 👍🏻 I find them really interesting. Yes please to a part 2! Love ❤️ from the UK 🇬🇧 xxx

[@tharzanne]

I love that trends allow me to see my different options, try them out, and then stick with what i like, even if it goes out of style! I do the same thing with fashion trends: if i like it, i try it, and if i like it on myself, it stays in my arsenal lol

[@Fuwari8D]

I’m so ready for matcha girl makeup 🤩 I loooove colorful eyeshadow looks

[@lorismithjennaway1547]

i have been disappointed with everything kosas has come out with since the face oil. i know everyone else seems to love them but i'm always bummed it's just not what i thought it would be.

[@cristinakastner5102]

I would love to see you creating an easy matcha eye look 🙂

[@katiebrunner4376]

I do love sunburn blush for summer

[@jackieturner4144]

I've seen mum's set the lip liner with translucent powder xx

[@KellyGooch]

Ooh smart!

[@jackieturner4144]

@@KellyGooch sorry Kelly I meant mum's xx

[@Tennislover24]

Hahahha I love Kellys personality coming through in this video, pink pink pink! So cute!

[@Varshization]

I love love love those earring!

[@SheReaDelSol]

Loveeee these earrings!!!

[@KellyGooch]

Thank you!!! I’ve been wearing them like daily lately hahah

[@Dcong16]

This video inspired me to wear my blush lower on the apples of my cheeks today and I think I really love it!!

[@pb_and_nutella]

I think anyone can do sunset blush, just use a pink and orange/ peach that matches the depth of your skin; also, as someone whose favorite color is green, I would liveee for matcha makeup, but I also just bought a bunch of green eyeshadow because I just started getting into eyeshadow, so I’ll be doing that anyway

[@juliannamccardell]

i love the no mascara trend! one of my go-to looks is a lot of bronze eyeliner with no mascara- it makes brown eyes pop so well!!