An air of holiday glam permeated this week's best beauty Instagrams.
The seasonal details were easy to spot in our feed-favored manicures, including Harley Viera-Newton's nails coated in glitter and jewels and nail artist Betina Goldstein's reverse French mani-colored crimson, with negative space glossed in subtle shimmer. A similar hue found favor with Hailey Bieber, who paired the polish with curlers and the glazed complexion that has become her signature.
Devon Lee Carlson's behind-the-scenes selfie centered on metallic lids and a heavy application of pink blush. At the same time, Jorja Smith wore a hazy cat-eye and interminable box braids, while Jennie Kim sported face-framing curled tendrils. And as for Alicia Keys? The pop star shared some motivating morning workout inspo that we appreciate now and will be sure to remember for actual use in the new year. Here, the week's best beauty moments, as seen on Instagram.
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