Once you reach a certain age, you're probably less likely to wear any form of glitter makeup. But before you "just say no to sparkle," we'd like to draw your attention to Charlotte Le Bon's shimmer eyeshadow.
The French Canadian actress and model attended the opening-night gala of the New York Film Festival on Sept. 26 wearing the most stunning eye makeup. Drawing from the pale pink color of her dress, Le Bon's rosy shadow was illuminated with the right amount of shimmer. This effect also made the 29-year-old's green eyes seem brighter and bigger.
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Want to recreate Le Bon's glitter eye makeup look? Read on for our product recommendations, and find out which other celebs made this week's best beauty list.
Charlotte Le Bon
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What makes this glitter makeup look a success is that the star chose one feature to play up instead of applying shimmer all over the place. Not to mention, the neutral, rosy shades work nicely with her glossy, side-swept waves. Try Maybelline The Blushed Nudes Palette to add the perfect amount of shine to your lids.
Kerry Washington
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Red lipstick is often the go-to color when wearing black and white. But the "Scandal" actress' matte coral lipstick is a refreshing change that works with her playful ponytail. A swipe of Milani Color Statement Lipstick in Orange-Gina will give you a vivid pout like Washington's.
Diane Kruger
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All hail the queen of dewy skin! Kruger has somehow managed to master achieving a luminous complexion without ever looking greasy. Cheat your way to a gorgeous glow with Cover FX Custom Infusion Drops.
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Cindy Crawford
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The supermodel has been out and about heavily promoting her new book, "Becoming." And her hairstylist Harry Josh kept her waves looking lush with his new signature 2-in-1 Ceramic Marcel Curling Iron.
Kristen Bell
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Bell crushed it at the Concert for Our Oceans with her loose waves amplified by her healthy-looking blonde. Be sure to read this guide on how to achieve your best hair color.
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