With Valentine’s Day almost here, Beauty Daily by Clarins delved into Pinterest data to find out the biggest Valentine’s beauty trends in 2023. Whether you’re spending time with your girls for Galentine’s drinks, or have a romantic dinner date planned with your significant other – they’ve uncovered the hottest trends so you don’t have to.
Short Nails
Short nails are officially trending. Gone are the days of super long stiletto cupid inspired manicures. According to Pinterest, ‘short valentines day nails’ have surged +900% from last year. 2023 is the year of micro beauty, so it’s no surprise that micro manicures are also gaining momentum.
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Heart French Tips
This creative take on a classic french manicure is officially the most sought after nail design for Valentines 2023. With searches increasing +100% since last year, heart french tips in red, pink, or even pastel ‘be mine’ candy inspired shades is the nail art of choice.
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Red Core Aesthetic
Red lips and red nails have made a comeback. Swaying away from the standard pink neutral lip gloss, searches for ‘red core aesthetic’ have surged a whopping +2500% from last year. The aesthetic is defined by all things feminine and also include red wine, red roses, lace and an overall embrace of feminine power in romance.
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Simple Valentine’s Makeup
Simple Valentine’s makeup is trending, increasing by +300% from last year. Gone are the days of elaborate cut creases, as Pinterest users search for soft makeup looks with a subtle Valentines spin. Think paired back eyeshadow with a bold red lip, or a dewy blush with a statement glossy pink lip. Here’s some more Valentine’s beauty inspiration for you!
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Sarah Joan Ross, Editor
Sarah has over 20 years of experience in the beauty and wellness industry, writing for ELLE, Marie Claire, GRAZIA, InStyle and Harper’s Bazaar. She’s a happy hoarder of fragrances, has tested zillions of products and believes the power of finding a good one can be life changing.
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