In our previous post, we bought you all the ways to look Pretty In Pink but there's so many other ways to wear this color palette, too!

Pink has come a long way from it's clean, girl-next-door image and there's so many modern takes on this shade - oh hello, Millennial Pink and Rose Gold! These shades practically define this generation and it's because these hues are so versatile and are the new neutral all while adding a hint of glam at the same time.

From pastel rose to shimmering metallic and smoldering pink, these insanely beautiful pink makeup looks are what we all need this summer. Add peek-a-boo pink for a subtle accent or go all out as making pink your IT statement shade! There's something to suit every taste and style.

PEEK - A- BOO PINK:

Wearing pink as the transition shade is a great way to introduce pink shades into your eye makeup, especially if you're afraid or hesitant of using these shades near the eyes. Play around with where you place the pink shade and combine with unexpected color palettes for a one-of-a-kind look!

PINKY ROSE GOLD:

Metallic makeup no longer belongs to the disco era! A metallic rose gold smoky with a touch of champagne glitter is all you need for a  good late night venue.

Rose Gold Glam

Combine shades in brick red, burnt orange and sienna brown with rose gold for a rich and earthy feel.

Bronze, copper and gold look exquisite when paired with a rose gold palette. Add dimension to your rose gold look with different hues of pink, coral and even peach!

A rose gold color palette when combined with peach makeup is all you need for an ethereal summer glow.

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PINK MONOCHROME:

Sometimes monochrome is best when your trying to keep things simple and effortless.

Most makeup palettes come with monochromatic shades that are within the same color family and compliment each other to make it easy for you to create and build a look. 

Pink Monochrome

Break up the monochrome look and add an element of interest by combining shades in coral, peach and bronze. Add lashes and glitter for a hint of glam!

Pinkalicious

Create stand out statement eyes with a simple all over ombre gradient. Transform the look with a faux cut crease with a swipe of glitter liner.

Huda Beauty Look

Crank your monochrome palette up a notch with crimson pink smokey eyes. Get the maximum results with a minimum effort by combining shades in scarlet red, burgundy and mauve with a pink color palette for an alluring makeup look! Bring luminosity to the monochrome look with iridescent shimmer dust in opalescent hues in lilac, rose and baby pink. for a diamond glow.

Diamond Glow Eyes

A quick way to bring life to a monochrome color palette is adding texture!  Play around with a pink color palette in different textures and finishes to add dimension  to the look.

Pinky Holiday Glam

Emphasize your pink monochrome palette with smoldering hues in deep violet, taupe and even black. Add sparkles for a quick way to tszuj up your look.

Pink Overload

PINK CUT CREASE:

The pink cut crease is an edgy take on how you can wear a pink color palette. There's so many versatile ways to wear a cut crease. Let's take a look at a few ideas.

Start with this neutral and beginner-friendly rosy glam eyes. Use a light brown matte eyeshadow to shade your crease and apply a dewy rosy color on the lid. For the lips, choose a baby pink lipstick and a crystal gloss.

For glam vibes, add a bit of glitter to the crease for a faux cut crease.

Cut Crease Smokey

GET THE LOOK:

Create an easy duotone cut crease with a shimmery or textured shadow all over the lid. Then, apply a darker shade of pink in a matte finish to the crease. Extend the edges and connect to the outer edge of the lower lashline to create bold, feline cat eyes. Wearing pink in the crease in this style creates a very bold look.

Bubble Gum Eyes

For a more glam cut crease that's a bit more wearable and has less emphasis on the pink shade, carve out the crease with a dark shade like violet. Deepen the outer 'v' with a bit of black. Cut the crease with a creamy concealer. Then, create an ombre horizontal gradient across the lid, staying below the cut crease. Complete the look with liner and lashes.

Date Night Tutorial

MATCHY MATCHY IN PINK:

If you're a fan of a monochrome color palette (keeping things in the same color family) and keeping things simple, try the matchy matchy look. The entire look doesn't have to be monochromatic but try to match a few elements to bring the look together.

A newer trend is applying a shade of liquid lipstick and then using the same liquid lipstick as eyeliner on the upper lashline! You can also pair complimentary shades such as mauve and lilac  to add a bit of dimension to the look.

Pink Eyeliner + Pink Lips

Pick a shade of pink you really like (it can be baby pink, hot pink, etc.) and match your nail polish shade with your lipstick shade. We're seeing this a lot more often and this is a great way to add a little color pop especially when you're wearing a neutral outfit. 

Life in Pink

COLOR POP X PINK:

Sometimes you just want a nice pop of bold color! Go bright and bold with colorful rainbow lids and a pink cut crease. Keep the rainbow portion below the actual crease and create a pink gradient from the crease to the brow bone. Complete the look with matte pink lips.

Pink & Rainbow Makeup

Since pink is already a bold shade in itself you might be hesitant at combining other bold or loud shades but don't be afraid to do so! Combine shades in coral, peach, orange and yellow which all look great with a pink color palette! Experiment until you find a color palette that works for you!

Pink X Coral

PINK OMBRE:

Wearing a single shade of blush or lipstick is so last decade. Mixing up two or more shades is no longer a technique used on just the eyes. Create multifaceted dimension on the cheeks by layering blushes (aka "draping"). This technique adds a rosy glow with dimension and doesn't give your face a "muddy" look that can sometimes happen with contour or bronzer.

Met Gala Inspired

Combine two or more lip shades to create stunning ombre lip art! Apply the darkest shade on the center of the lips and apply a peachy nude on the outer part for a 'just bitten' effect. Apply a high shine gloss to blend it all together.

Glossy Pink Ombre

Sometimes combining unexpected shades like pink and orange or pink and purple gives you the most unique results!

Go for a more wearable ombre by applying a dark shade of pink all over lips and a light or luminous shade in the center for a more subtle ombre.

Smokey Eyes X Ombre Lip

Try the pink ombre on your nails for a beautiful gradient effect. It instantly gives your manicure a fresh new look! Take your ombre manicure to next level by embellishing it with rhinestones, crystals and even nail art stamping!

PINK SMOKEY:

A classic smokey eye never goes out of style and it's so easy to achieve! A soft smokey is perfect for soft glam vibes and the daytime.

Go all out with smoldering hues in fuschia, plum and violet for a bold night out look!

Take Me To Brazil Look

Combine rich shades in ruby red, burgundy, amethyst and pink with everyday neutrals like taupe, brown and peach for dramatic pink smokey eyes. For the bottom lashline, use golden sage glitter for an earthy look. The earthy neutrals blend and smoke everything out and are needed to warm up the look to make it a bit more wearable.

Pink Glitter Smoky