Best Champagne Makeup Looks You Don't Want to Miss in 2024

The beautiful He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not palette inspires me to try champagne looks in Golden Hour, Glow+Grow and Blossom (light pink). These looks look great on all skin tones and can be created in minutes for any occasion. Make the bottles explode!

Chocolate and champagne smokey eyes

Champagne and dark brown form a sensual and attractive combination. You can increase the depth of the brown eyeshadow to create a more dramatic nighttime look or decrease it for daytime use. Use any dark brown eyeshadow you have on hand, but I like the brown ones from the You Better Swatch Out palette.

The look: chocolate brown eyeshadow applied to the eyelid, in the fold of the lower eyelashes. Gold and champagne shimmery eyeshadows are pressed onto the center of the eyelid, the inner corner of the eye and the inner half of the lower lash line. Lots of brown mascara and soft eyebrows. Pair it with dewy skin and nude pink glow.

Minimalist eyes with champagne-colored lashes and chocolate lashes

A touch of champagne-colored eyeshadow on the eyelid adds light to the eyes and ensures an angelic look I wait. Minimal aesthetics. The addition of a dark brown mascara ensures that the look remains soft and rich while making the eyes pop. The perfect look if you don't mind mixing dark shadows but want a little pop! Pair it with pink blush and colored lips.

The look: apply Champagne Shimmer to the eyelid with your ring finger and apply plenty of brown mascara. Define your eyebrows but keep them soft and fluffy. To add a little more definition, press the brown eyeliner onto your upper waterline and move it between your lashes.

Champagne inner corners with blue accents

A touch of blue for the eyes refreshes every look in your eyes, day and night, all year round. By adding a little pop of blue around your eyes, you invite fun, creativity, and style into your day without wasting time.total charm. Champagne and blue are a perfect combination, reminiscent of the sun shining on an ocean of water. The depth of Golden Hour is ideal for this beautiful look.

The look: apply champagne glitter all over the eyelid and define the crease with a brown or bronze eyeshadow. Apply the same eyeshadows under your lower lash line. Take a color like Bright Side from the He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not palette on a small eyeliner brush and apply it to the outer corner of the eye. Apply further layers of product until the desired saturation is reached. Add mascara and you're done!

Radiant Orchid

This makeup is a stunning departure from the traditional champagne look with its bold pop of pink. It's like champagne with a hint of red fruit flavor and is both very fun and sophisticated.

Forest Evening Eyes Champagne

The “He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not Freshly Cut” palette is a gorgeous shade that I keep coming back to. The golden tones make it a perfect match with a champagne shade for night time appeal.

The look: Buff Fresh Cut across the entire lid and along the lower lash line. Use a dark brown eyeshadow to deepen the crease and add more drama and definition. Press a champagne gold shade in the center of the lid and in the inner corner. You can up the ante and add some gold glitter to the center of the lid to catch the light as you move.