The brows were naturally arched. The days aimed for a heavy pastel cream shadows with thick eyeliners while light, outdoorsy makeup looks took over the night. Mascara in black or brown was good enough for days and more defined by night. This decade was also big on white eyeliner; the inner lower lash lines were rimmed with white eye pencil, while black liner on the upper lids took the look from a.m. to p.m.. Get the look by starting at the outside corner of the eye working inwards. Then take your pick of cat eyes, graphic liner and dense falsies to amp up the volume.

Nykaa recommends: NYX Professional Makeup White Liquid Liner, NYX Professional Makeup Worth The Hype Volumizing Mascara, Maybelline New York The Rock Nudes Palette and Nykaa Black Magic Liquid Eyeliner - Super Black 01

This was the era of the big hair – remember Farah Fawcett Majors? So, while voluminous hair and dramatic eyes took center stage, the lips were often kept neutral with peaches and pinks – but that doesn’t mean that they weren’t modish. The ladies of this decade ditched the matte lip and embraced frosty, glossy lip gloss bordering on psychedelic. Deep, glossy berry hues. Hello sultry siren!

Nykaa recommends: L'Oreal Paris Infallible Pro Matte Gloss, and Nykaa So Matte Lipstick Very Berry Collection - Mischievous Plum

Healthy, sun-kissed glows were all the rage; light liquid formulas and opalescent or pearl powders ruled. Bronzer powders were applied liberally all over, with shimmers dabbed on to highlight the cheekbones. Natural peaches and pinks on the apples of cheeks to mimic a healthy glow and a natural sheer foundation. The bold and the brave went a step further. After all, it was the Disco Decade. Sequinned embellishments on the cheeks to stand apart from the rest. They didn’t call them Dancing Queens for nothing!

Nykaa recommends: Maybelline New York Color Show Blush, NYX Professional Makeup Matte Body Bronzer, Coloressence Shimmer Highlighter and Colorbar Feel The Rain Metallik Eyeshadow

Disco Waves, Shaggy Bangs or Poker Straight. The ’70s was all about dazzling dos. Four distinct styles--chic bohemian straight, punk, sex bomb, and disco. So, whether you want to go hippie straight like Cher, punk like Debbie Harry, or all foxy like Pam Grier, there’s no dearth of styles for you to get your hair hustle on. If none of those appeal, just go all flower child with sequinned hair accessories.

Nykaa recommends: Moroccanoil Treatment Oil for (All Hair Types), and Toniq Bohemia Yellow Flower Hair Band