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In or out? Beetlejuice lip combo

The beauty industry never stops evolving as many makeup trendsetters stop at nothing to innovate new ways of doing things and out of all makeup trends known to mankind ‘Beetlejuice’ lip trend has yet to find out if it stays or goes.

Nobody loves a cute shimmer lip combo than someone who understands that lipstick is meant to be worn. Yes ladies it doesn’t have to be red as there are so many colours to explore.

According to fashion and beauty hub, GlamourSA, this lipstick trend originated from the new horror film ‘Beetlejuice’, adding that, with the upcoming Halloween festive it is most likely to be rocked.

Mashable mentions that this trend has gained massive popularity in the beauty TikTok community and creators have gone to recreate ‘Beetlejuice ‘-inspired lipstick combos.

The above-mentioned source adds that this trend looks like “zebra lips” which show the black-on-green patterns on your lips.

@molchanovamua Viral Beetlejuice lips ? Loveeee! Id @Hello Adri ♬ Banana Boat (Day-O) – Harry Belafonte

@arenee.mua This is so geniusssss! ??? #beetlejuice #beetlejuice2 ib: @Hello Adri & @Luara Reisinger ♬ Say My Name – Alex Brightman & Sophia Anne Caruso & Kerry Butler & Rob McClure

@tachelj #Beetlejuice lip trend!! This is so cute n fun! #liptrend #beetlejuiceliptrend #halloweenlook #halloween2024 ♬ Say My Name – Alex Brightman & Sophia Anne Caruso & Kerry Butler & Rob McClure

As unique as this lip combo is it’s best to be used during Halloween time as it is not suitable for any other occasions.

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