Graphic stars, easy detail, and three ways to wear Glistens Spectra Pens!
The exact appeal of our Spectra Pens is where it makes creativity immediate. No long list of steps, no need to overcomplicate things, just one clever detail that shifts the whole face.
In the hands of @roni4444ka, that ease becomes even clearer. These three looks show just how versatile Spectra Pens can be. All of them centre around star details, but each one creates a completely different vibe.
If you’ve been looking for creative eyeliner looks, star makeup ideas, or a new way to use your Glisten Spectra Pens, these three looks are the perfect place to start.
Look 1
This look has that instantly striking quality that red always brings. The eye is softly smoked in red, but it is the star placement that really gives it its finish: tiny red stars above and below the eye, each one elevated with a gem placed over the top. The result feels graphic, glossy, and a little romantic in a darker, more high-impact way.
How to recreate it
Start by applying small red stars around the eyes using the Red Spectra Pen. Keep the placement neat and evenly spaced for that clean, graphic effect. Then layer the Embellish By Rowi Aura Gems over the stars to add dimension and sparkle. It is a very simple technique, but it makes the finished look feel much more elevated.
🛍️ Red Spectra Pen | Embellish By Rowi Aura Gems
Look 2
This is probably the most graphic of the three looks, and also one of the cleverest. Using both White and Black Spectra Pens, Roni creates layered star details above the brows and around the outer corners of the eyes. The white stars go down first, with black stars placed slightly over and beside them, creating a shadowed, almost doubled effect that gives the design more depth and movement.
How to recreate it
Begin by drawing white stars where you want the design to sit using the White Spectra Pen. Once those are dry, go in with the Black Spectra Pen and place black stars slightly offset over them, so both colours remain visible. That small shift in placement is what creates the layered effect and makes the whole look feel more dimensional.
Look 3
This looks feels softer and more dreamy, with lilac star details balancing pink shimmer on the eyes and a deeper lip giving it contrast, What makes it especially effective is how the stars are built: first placed as small shapes, then expanded using the liner side of the pen to make them feel bigger and more defined.
It is a really good example of how Spectra Pens can be used not just for one-step details, but for building on a shape and making it your own. The final stars feel more custom, more deliberate, and slightly more dramatic than they would if left as tiny accents.
How to recreate it
Start by drawing the star shapes with the Purple Spectra Pen. Once you have the initial placement, use the liner side to pull out and sharpen the points, making each star slightly larger and more pronounced. Finish with the Black Spectra Pen for the extra black star accents that give the look more contrast.
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By Ellie Black
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