makeup-textures

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Makeup-textures' refer to the various feels or sensations you get from different makeup products, like the glossiness of a lip gloss or the creaminess of a foundation.

Examples in Different Contexts

In the cosmetics industry, 'makeup textures' refer to the feel and appearance of makeup products, such as matte, glossy, or satin. A product developer might explain, 'We're launching a new foundation with a hydrating, luminous texture to cater to dry skin types.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

Our new lipstick line needs a unique selling point. Let's think about what makes our product stand out.

Response:

How about emphasizing the satin-like texture of our lipstick? It's unique, and customers prefer soft and smooth makeup textures.

Creative

Scenario:

The concept for the photoshoot revolves around the theme 'Goddess of Nature.' Let's brainstorm some innovative makeup styles.

Response:

Let's incorporate metallic textures like golds and bronzes. It would align with the 'nature goddess' theme and create visually striking looks.