Diwali makeup: gold glitter lid, maroon lip with kohl, soft traditional look

For women dressing up for Diwali puja and parties in silk and gold. A gold glitter lid that catches the diya light, with fine black liner and a warm nude lip. A deep maroon lip with smudged kohl and gold temple jewellery. A small red bindi, soft brown eyes and a rose lip, with a silk border. Each is shown in diya glow, at a party and at a morning puja. Type a lehenga or skin tone as a direction.

• a Diwali puja look
• a Diwali party look
• a festive look in silk
• a reference for a makeup artist

Frequently asked questions

Which look is the most traditional?

The look with a small bindi and soft brown eyes is the most traditional of the three. The gold glitter and the maroon lip are more party-led.

Is the diya glow a different makeup?

No. It is the lamp light of one setting. The makeup stays the same across the three settings.

Can I ask for a lehenga instead of a saree?

Yes. Type the outfit as a direction, and the three looks are the starting point for that request.

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