There aren’t many women in the world who would say no to a bold red pout. Chances are that 99% of you who are reading this post love makeup for your own reasons. Confidence, fun, necessity – we can give many names to our fixation, but like with everything else good in life (cheese, chocolate and Netflix) the thing with makeup is: Less Is Always More.

In 2017 you wouldn't be caught dead with thin eyebrows. Thick, bushy and full brows are considered beautiful today. However, in the 90s needle-thin eyebrows, for some odd reason, were ALL the rage.

Here are 10 celebrities whose brows went from thin to thick, from drab to fab, from so weak to on fleek.

Every time Kylie Jenner launches a new product, it sends shockwaves on social media. Her products are known to sell out in a matter of seconds and fans are truly crazy about all things Kylie Cosmetics.

When Kylie launched her limited-edition 2016 Kylie Cosmetics Holiday Collection, everyone was excited because all the products launched would contain 'real diamond powder'. #NoKidding

The world of beauty is evolving at the speed of light. This time, however, things may have gone a bit too far.

As if applying makeup on your face was not hard enough, girls are now applying a full face of makeup on their thighs. Don't believe us? See for yourself!

Share your secrets, share your dreams, share your food but don’t ever share your makeup. No — not even with your BFF.

The logic is simple: Would you share your toothbrush or roll-on deodorant (gross, right?) then there is no reason why you should share your makeup brush or eye pencil either. Swapping cosmetics sounds fun, but when you do that — you are also trading germs. We all know makeup brushes and beauty blenders carry bacteria – and sharing your products with others mean you’re adding their share of germs too.

Foundation sets the base for your makeup - if your foundation is wrong - everything just looks off. What makes a foundation right? The right shade, the right formula and the right consistency. Some people are blessed with good skin (oh, how we envy them), while others have to find a full coverage foundation and fake it till they make it.

Here is a list of 5 full coverage foundations that do not feel heavy on your skin and yet hid every blemish and spot that needs to be hidden.

In 2011, Cara Delevingne took the fashion and beauty industry by storm. She walked for every renowned runway that you can think of, won major modelling awards and instantly became a household name.

Her biggest trademark? She bought full, bushy eyebrows back. Suddenly everyone wanted thick bushy brows like Cara, as shown below.