Rhinestones<\/a> and other pocket-sized diamonds have long reigned supreme on faces. Applied to the corner of the eye or under the eyebrow for festivals or special occasions, they are now taking liberties and no longer confined to the eyelid. They are now crossing the jawline to adorn the body and conquer other anatomical areas, yearning for self-confidence. A blue-tinged turtle inlaid on the lower back, silver arabesques inscribed at the base of the collarbones, or three-dimensional tiare flowers anchored in the arm like embedded gemstones.<\/p>\nWith these striking visuals and airbrushed makeup, the whole world seems to have frozen in the 2000s. Especially since these glittery tattoos peek out from under low-rise pants and colorful open-back tops. No, you haven't crossed a time warp or taken a leap into the past, even if all the current fashion trends might suggest a throwback.<\/p>\n
More than just pop star makeup or sparkling finishes, these enhanced tattoos, which could easily be the Winx logo, have a certain sentimental quality. They evoke a whole world of imagery: audio cassettes, flip phones, ultra-sweet perfumes, cracked nail polish. In that era, which spontaneously evokes a "things were better back then" feeling, we stuck these exquisite stickers everywhere, from our diaries to our radios. We took the expression "adding sparkle to life" quite literally. And the body wasn't spared this glitter mania. These ephemeral tattoos, which involve spreading iridescent powder through stencils, are making a comeback in the beauty world. <\/p>\n
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