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This neon mermaid vibe is not for the faint of heart. But, man, if it won't get you a million likes. Using cut-up fishnet gloves, makeup artist Noelle Uranga
traced a fish scale pattern against her face with bright blue and fluorescent green eyeshadow. "I kept the scales on my forehead and cheekbones so they would stand out above the rest of the makeup," she says. If you're going this bright, keep the color theme consistent throughout: "I added those same colors to my eyelids, eyebrows, and lips." Last but not least: a little glitter above the brows. Because obviously.
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