What is the party girl makeup trend? Plus 7 products to make it work for you

Super Serum Skin Tint SPF 40 Foundation

Caked-on makeup is very passé in both the "That Girl" trend and party girl makeup. Fresh, effortless looks reign supreme when you're trying to look cool, and there's no fresher option than Ilia's barely-there but imperfection-blurring Super Serum Skin Tint.

In addition to adding just a hint of color and evening the skin without covering every blemish, Ilia's lightweight formula offers SPF 40 and 30 shade options that melt into a huge array of skin tones with ease. It's also oil-free, contains hyaluronic acid for extra hydration, and gives a dewy, fresh-off-the-dance-floor finish.

For extra coverage, stay in the Ilia family with a few dabs of True Skin Serum Concealer. It glides on and blends in with incredible ease, acting like a real serum instead of caking up like more full-coverage options.

Mini Highliner Gel Eye Crayon Eyeliner

Marc Jacobs has always been on the hot tip of smeared, grungy fashion (read more on that here), and his namesake eyeliner is the perfect balance of smudge-able, charcoal goodness and staying power once it sets.

We suggest picking up a handful of these mini-sized gel crayon liners so you can have one for your makeup kit, your car, one for each purse, and wherever else you think it might come in handy – party girl eyeliner is all about a haphazard, bordering-on-too-much look, so re-applying throughout the day or night can only help you perfect the vibe even more.

Blowin' Smoke Shadow Palette

Nobody does a better cool-toned, blackout smoky eye than Pamela Anderson, and while her version is usually a bit more clearly defined than the messier version we're writing about here, this perfect palette from Colourpop (which we've loved for years) is the easiest way to create either with ease.

As with all Colourpop products, shadow fallout is a concern due to the soft nature of the product. Our solution is to apply either a base coat of good primer (Urban Decay makes a great one) or to fill in the desired area of the lid with a liner like the Marc Jacobs option above. Pack on the deepest matte black for a sultry, mysterious look, or use the tonal greys and whites to blend out the edges to achieve something a bit more wearable. And if you're still getting flakes of black mixed into your eyebags, just remember: Even dark circles are chic and glamorous when you're up all night.

Hypnôse Drama Mascara

When you're going for blackout eyes, you must pile on the thick, dramatic mascara – and Lancôme's Hypnôse Drama is the most intense you'll find.

One or two coats immediately give volume unlike any you've seen before with drugstore or luxury mascaras, and wiggling on more than that will have your lashes hitting your brows with no falsies needed. If you love the effect but want even more, the company's best-selling Cils Booster is key. Swipe on a heavy layer and let it become a little tacky before bulking up on the main event for the heaviest, blackest, and most lush lashes of your life.

Cloud Paint

Cloud Paint has been a cult classic among clean-makeup advocates, but it works just as well for when you want to look like you've been working up a sweat in the club. Apply on bare skin or over your still-damp foundation for the best results, and don't be afraid to smudge it across your nose, cheeks, and chin to get an all-over flush. The formula is concentrated, so make sure to start small and build up to the shade you desire.

Water Lip Stain

A hint of color is much more low-maintenance and carefree than a full-on red or pink lip. Stick with a stain like this one from Clarins that give your lips a gorgeous flush and has the benefits of a moisturizing lip treatment to keep you plump and hydrated until you take it off.

Cherry Punk by Room 1015

You can't hit the town in your bad-girl best without smelling the part, now can you? Spritz on Cherry Punk by Room 1015 to entrance those who come close enough with the fruity, leather-tinged aroma of sex, spice, and rock n' roll.

We're recommending the Scentbird vial for two reasons: First, you may find it's not exactly the right fragrance for you, in which case you're only out about $20 instead of the much more expensive full price bottle. Secondly, Scentbird is a fantastic subscription service that lets you try multiple fragrances for as long as you like, letting you experiment with generous trial sizes that are easy to slip into your bag and reapply as needed.