Although astrological signs have no scientific proof to base them, we still do believe that our zodiac signs do affect our lives in many ways. Not only the zodiac accurately describes your personality, but it can also predict your luck and in some cases even looks.
Even if you don't read the horoscopes daily, you'll find Instagram's makeup guru Setareh Hosseini work depicting the zodiac signs personality and looks quite breathtaking. Hosseini has combined beauty and astrology to produce amazing, other-worldly looks for each Zodiac sign, and we can't even decide which one is the fiercest.
Setareh, who goes by the username starlit_makeup, is a Toronto-based professional makeup artist with over 90-thousand followers on Instagram. Her Zodiac fantasy makeup has proven to be particularly popular, as she uses a variety of techniques to make each look more realistic than the last, from fake horns to penciled freckles.
Scroll down for the fantastic makeup looks and see if your version of zodiac matches the one of Setareh's.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
Pisces
Everyone on the interwebs should know by now that this is a duck, not a fish...
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I love all of these actually! They all look so intricate, and she is so talented!
Their lips need to go on a diet.
Now that you mention it, does anybody still pay attention to those things?
Not me, but part of my family and friends do. Also the blood types too, here in Korea. Personally I don't pay attention to these, because I don't think that's what defines a person's personalitu and interpersonal relationships, but also because, being born between two signs, my own zodiac has always been inaccurate.
Somehow I missed out on the "blood types" thing when I was stationed in Korea. I'm trying to understand what you mean Daria. I was battalion liaison officer with the locals, and nobody ever mentioned it to me.
In my case, people would occasionally bring this up upon getting to know each other. Part of small talk, you know. Now, I don't really have a list on which group means what, but they all had positive reaction when I'd say I'm 0+. Now, that makes me a universal donor (kinda), of course they'd be pleased, you may think. But no, they'd often go on explaining how 0's have the best personalities and so on. Also, there is a whole webtoon turned into TV series about blood types.
Interesting. Dad served there in the Korean War, and I was stationed there 20 years later. I talked to many Korean friends, and they never mentioned anything about blood types. I do know that they are constantly under the threat from NK being so close to their artillery/rockets, and they had so many slaughtered in the 50s. My guess is that in the last few decades, the thought of giving blood for wounded friends may be important, just in case. And since an O+, which is my type too, is so able to help so many others that they look with favor on it more than other types. Listen, you be careful, because the more crazy that fat little twerp keeps rattling the sabres, the more I worry about my old friends there in Seoul and Mun-San. The ROKS are Tough and can hold their own, but too many can get caught in the middle. Take care Dear.
Thank you, John. Also, your theory about blood types makes sense. Although it's not really a thing unique to the Korean culture. In Japan they have the same kind of thing, but then, again, they've been through rough times too.
I love all of these actually! They all look so intricate, and she is so talented!
Their lips need to go on a diet.
Now that you mention it, does anybody still pay attention to those things?
Not me, but part of my family and friends do. Also the blood types too, here in Korea. Personally I don't pay attention to these, because I don't think that's what defines a person's personalitu and interpersonal relationships, but also because, being born between two signs, my own zodiac has always been inaccurate.
Somehow I missed out on the "blood types" thing when I was stationed in Korea. I'm trying to understand what you mean Daria. I was battalion liaison officer with the locals, and nobody ever mentioned it to me.
In my case, people would occasionally bring this up upon getting to know each other. Part of small talk, you know. Now, I don't really have a list on which group means what, but they all had positive reaction when I'd say I'm 0+. Now, that makes me a universal donor (kinda), of course they'd be pleased, you may think. But no, they'd often go on explaining how 0's have the best personalities and so on. Also, there is a whole webtoon turned into TV series about blood types.
Interesting. Dad served there in the Korean War, and I was stationed there 20 years later. I talked to many Korean friends, and they never mentioned anything about blood types. I do know that they are constantly under the threat from NK being so close to their artillery/rockets, and they had so many slaughtered in the 50s. My guess is that in the last few decades, the thought of giving blood for wounded friends may be important, just in case. And since an O+, which is my type too, is so able to help so many others that they look with favor on it more than other types. Listen, you be careful, because the more crazy that fat little twerp keeps rattling the sabres, the more I worry about my old friends there in Seoul and Mun-San. The ROKS are Tough and can hold their own, but too many can get caught in the middle. Take care Dear.
Thank you, John. Also, your theory about blood types makes sense. Although it's not really a thing unique to the Korean culture. In Japan they have the same kind of thing, but then, again, they've been through rough times too.