People are putting glitter everywhere these days.
On their
tongues, on their hairlines, inside of their
vaginas (please do not put glitter inside of your vagina).
One place we're used to seeing a bit (or a lot) of glitter is on people's faces.
(And if you're not, you clearly must not have seen one picture of an Irish person at a festival over the past few years.)
However, there is one thing that we not too familiar with and that's the concept of the glitter face mask.
Now, we have to be honest, when we think of face masks we generally picture smooth cream slathered all over our faces, glass of wine in one hand, slice of pizza in the other - you know, the usual.
We don't usually picture glitter in this scenario, and yet, here we are.
Makeup artist and entrepreneur Joyce Bonelli recently shared a sneak peek of her coming-soon makeup line and it includes, of course, a glitter face mask.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BZSKkimlWN6/?taken-by=joycebonelli
Wow.
Described as a "glitter scrub enzyme mask," the product appears to be almost as dazzling as the bracelet on Joyce's wrist.
We're 99 percent certain there was at least a little bit of photoshop involved in this picture, but that doesn't mean that we absolutely cannot wait to get our hands on one of these scrubs.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BZVR_GfFrMR/?taken-by=joycebonelli
But the Kardashian-Jenner makeup artist isn't the only one with a glitter face mask in the making.
Jerrod Blandino's cosmetics company Two Faced have also got their own sparkly scrub to launch.
Two Faced's founder Blandino took to
Instagram awhile back to share a sneak peek, black and white vid of the glitter face mask - and it looks incredible.
Blandino's reason for sharing the video in black and white soon became clear too.
It was because his glitter face mask.... is actually pink.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BYrA71elOcg/?taken-by=jerrodblandino
Yes, pink.
We're not being funny but, we think we're going to need about 12 pots of these whenever they eventually come out.
