“This trend has been gaining momentum in response to sharp makeup, which has dominated social media for years,” makeup artist and Sepora Beauty Direct David Razano told the refinery 29. “Bold Black Cat eyeliner, graphic eshadow, intensity contouring, and ultra-defined lip lines have started feeling slightly dated and overdone.” In comparison, the ‘blurred’ makeup has a “fresh, spontaneous vibe,” per razano, which gives the skin “filtered,” porless effects. (I never thought that I would say this, but is Mebelin Dream Matte Mousse … ahead of my time?)