5 Makeup Looks for Social Causes
February 04, 2022
Black History Month Makeup Look
In this stunning and colorful look, @beautybyyolanda uses the colors of the Pan-African flag in celebration of Black History Month. Political activist Marcus Garvey designed the flag in 1920 to give the people of the African diaspora their own flag and symbolize Black liberation.End the Mental Health Stigma Makeup Look
@sisysalazar turns the concept of mental health awareness into a work of art in this intricate and bold look. On her chest, she illustrates the pain of not being able to speak out about your mental health struggles, while on her face, she shows the way your mind can blossom with the right support.LGBTQ+ Pride Makeup Look
In this in-depth post, @itsannchovie breaks down the meaning of every color in the LGBTQ+ flag. Swipe through to the last photo for four organizations that work to improve the lives of the LGBTQ+ community.World Water Day Makeup
World Water Day raises awareness of the billions of people living around the world without access to fresh and safe drinking water. Here, @bysssarah draws attention to the event with vivid, Pop Art-inspired water droplets splashed across her face.Stay Home Makeup
As social distancing rules continue to evolve, health and safety remain a top concern. If you’re not feeling well, stay home as long as you are able and use the time to hone in on your makeup skills like @a.m.beauty_7.Photo: @beautybyyolanda
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