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It's all about the eyes.

Let's face it: You probably haven't been wearing much makeup this year. It's been months of staying home, wearing loungey clothes, and covering half of your face with 2020's hottest accessory, the fabric face mask. For these reasons, you may not have had an excuse to beat your face the way you normally do. But with the holidays upon us — arguably the most glamorous time of the year — it's the perfect time for you to get back into the swing of your makeup-wearing ways, so you'll need to be ready with all of the winter 2020 makeup trends to complete your looks.Holiday parties won't look the same this year, which means the glam won't be the same either. Whether your gatherings are of the in-person-socially-distanced variety or are completely virtual (and you're wearing pajama bottoms under your dressy top), you can use these fun winter makeup trends to create makeup looks that make you feel like things are slightly normal.Of course, if you're headed to a party in person, hopefully masks are required — which means you have the opportunity to put all the focus on your eyes. And if you're celebrating from behind your webcam, then you can do a full face using some of this season's trends. Ahead, we consulted some of the most in-demand celebrity makeup artists on what they think the biggest winter makeup trends will look like, from dramatic eyeshadow to glossy skin.

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Daniel Chinchilla, the celebrity makeup artist behind some of Ariana Grande's most iconic red carpet cat eyes, says the classic look will be back in a big way this winter. "Cat eyes are an easy and sexy way to play up your eyes and feel done up," he says. "What I love is that you can go as natural or dramatic as you want." You can even add a glitter liner on top of your traditional black, or go with a bolder color for something more fun. To get the perfect shape, he recommends starting from the end of the eye and pointing it towards the top of the ears. Then gliding liner inward. If you're using a pen liner, whether it's felt or brush tip, the more you press down, the thicker your line is, so you're able to maintain full control.

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Another holiday season classic, revamped. "As we get closer to holiday, the coming trend is going to be full-on glamour," says Tanno. "[You don't have to] just pick one feature to focus on — you can go for both [dramatic] eyeshadow and matte lips." She says that Lady Gaga loves a monochromatic look from lash to brow, which you can achieve by washing an eyeshadow all over the lid and up the crease and using colors in the same family to add slight definition."With any matte lip product it is key to make sure to prep your lips first," she says. Matte finishes show more texture on your lips, so start by exfoliating your lips with a scrub like Lush's Mint Julips. Next, apply a bit of any lip balm — the Summer Fridays Lip Butter Balm is ultra-hydrating — and blot. Fill in your lips with a matte lip crayon like Haus Labs' Le Monster Matte, and add a bit of concealer around the mouth to have a really sharp, standout pout.

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First came the over-tweezed brows, then the Instagram-favorite blocky brow, and now, fluffy, natural-looking brows are on trend. "I like this trend because by brushing the brows up and making the hairs straight," says celebrity makeup artist, Patrick Ta, whose signature stamp is a full, fluffy brow. "It changes the face shape and creates a more angled look and lifts the face." Chinchilla also thinks this trend will be huge this season, especially since face masks will continue to be worn well into the winter. "Brows are such a focal point on the face so I love making sure they make a statement," he says. Try out a product that tints and volumizes your brow hairs without making them appear drawn on or overly done, like the Patrick Ta Beauty Major Brow Shaping Wax or Glossier Boy Brow. Use a brow pen like Urban Decay's Brow Blade to fill in any sparse areas.

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"Winter usually leans a little more matte when it comes to skin and makeup, but changing it up and giving the skin a glow is going to be huge this season," says Ta. Sarah Tanno, celebrity makeup artist and Global Artistry Director for Haus Laboratories, is also sure that this will be a trend this winter. To get the look, she recommends "sweeping blush and bronzer above the cheekbones from the temple to the nose and draping a highlighter across the top to find your best light." Topping your color product with a glossy highlighter can really add dimension and depth to your look. Finalizing the look with an ultra-glossy lip can really complete it, giving your whole face a dewy, glowy finish. For highlighter, check out Patrick Ta Beauty's Face Gloss (launching November 6 at Sephora and PatrickTa.com) or the Nudestix Nudies Glow in Hey, Honey. Tanno loves using the Haus Labs Head Rush Blush Duo in Bouquet & Ribbon. For lip gloss, Dose of Colors has a wide array of flat and glitter glosses with high-shine finishes, or you can use the Marc Jacobs Beauty Re(cover) Hydrating Coconut Lip Oil as a clear topper over your lipstick.

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You've probably seen graphic eyeliner looks all over Instagram so it should come as a surprise to you that both Chinchilla and Ta are predicting that the trend will be huge this winter. "It's a great way to play with a little color without having to master the art or eyeshadow blending," says Chinchilla. "Best of all, there are no rules!" Ta adds, "I love the fact that you can play and change the eye shape. I think it's a fun trend that you can wear year round, it's playful and fun, and it's a way to play with color without having too much color on the eye."Chinchilla recommends taking a tiny detail brush to a product like the KVD Vegan Beauty Super Pomade because they're "super easy to use and are completely waterproof." If you need a little more control and prefer a pencil format, the Colourpop Creme Gel Liners are hyperpigmented and easy to manipulate on the eye. Mix and match different colors and play with shapes or negative space until you achieve your desired effect.

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Another eyeliner trend for the season is what Tanno is calling "lived-in liner," citing it as one of Lady Gaga's current favorite makeup styles. Lived-in liner is a smudged, smoked-out look that you can achieve with just one easy product: a malleable eyeliner pencil. Look for a soft pencil like the Haus Labs Eye-dentify Gel Pencil or the Marc Jacobs Beauty Gel Eye Crayon Eyeliner that gives you a little play time. Line your eyes with the pencil and use a smudging brush like Makeup by Mario's E 5 Makeup Brush to create your desired shape. Pencils like the ones from Haus Labs and Marc Jacobs dry down so that you don't have to worry about them budging all night long.