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Trend Alert: Bright eyeshadow trend

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From bright yellow to funky orange ­– that’s the latest eye make-up craze. Celebs, professional make-up artists and bloggers have been spotted rocking this trend. Here are some of the looks we are totally crushing on.

1. Professional make-up artist shows us how it’s done. Vuyo Varoyi’s yellow eyeshadow work.

2. Beauty vloggers Cynthia Gwebu and Mihlali Ndamase nailed this trend.

 

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3. Babes Wodumo rocking beautiful green eyeshadow.

 

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4. Mbali Nkosi opted for pink to match her lips.

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