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Garba makeup for Navratri: colour liner, bold bindi with kohl, glitter face

Garba makeup — a double liner in pink and green along the upper lashes, a coral lip and oxidised silver earrings, tight beauty close-up in warm evening light from camera-left, gentle shadow on the far cheek, a lively dark-to-light balance
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Reading 1Colour liner
Reading 2Bold bindi
Reading 3Glitter face

For women dressing for garba and dandiya nights in Navratri. A double liner in pink and green along the upper lashes, with a coral lip. A large red bindi with heavy kohl, a deep red lip and a mirror-work dupatta. Glitter dots along the brow bone and cheekbones, with a shimmer lid and a glossy pink lip. Each is shown in a close view, on the garba ground and at home. Type a different outfit as a direction.

  • a garba night look
  • a dandiya look for Navratri
  • a festival look for a chaniya choli
  • a reference for a makeup artist

Frequently asked questions

Which look has the most colour?
The colour liner look puts pink and green on the lashes, so it carries the most colour.
Can I ask for a different outfit or festival?
Yes. Type the outfit or the festival as a direction, and the three looks are the starting point.
Is the bindi part of every look?
No. The bold bindi look shows the large red bindi. The colour liner and glitter looks are shown without one.

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