【Watch Young & Beautiful Vol. 10 Online】

Make up imitates the natural world.

New York City based make up artist Johannah Adams is Watch Young & Beautiful Vol. 10 Onlineknown for her stunningly artistic lip creations on Instagram, and her dazzling geode-inspired lips are no exception.

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Her gorgeous pink and purple crystal lips were created using a combination of "heavy glitter, a colour base, and a thick clear gloss," according to Buzzfeed.

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"It’s a process of mixing and layering that develops the crystal look," said Adams. Each look took an hour to make.

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Even though this look is a bit laborious for a casual dinner-date, it's downright mesmerizing.

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We seriously can't look away. So shiny.

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Adams has plenty more gorgeous and glittery looks on her Instagram page, @beyou.byjoh.

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