matty
- adjective
- The artist chose a matte finish for her painting, which helps to reduce glare in bright light.
This bag is the most gorgeous, like soft matte light gold.
- This bag is the most gorgeous, like soft matte light gold.
- Is there normal, like kind of matte soft covering?
- And it's just taking a deeper, more matte blush and sweeping that on the apples back toward the temple.
Examples
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It has a very skin like texture, but it is on the matte side, so you need to bear that in mind.
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So I'm going to take the matte dark brown and just apply that, connecting it to the eyeliner.
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This bag is the most gorgeous, like soft matte light gold.
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So probably going to do a very boring Steph kind of eye with like matte shades and that sort of thing.
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And it's just taking a deeper, more matte blush and sweeping that on the apples back toward the temple.
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Like next you guys, we have the shade pink prints and that is a matte cool toned petal pink.
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OK, you have everything in here to do, even brows, liner, smoky eye, matte look, metallic look.
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And then we've got the makeup by Mario Master mats, which is an all matte palette as well, which looks like this.
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I prefer using a matte lipstick because it gives a more natural look without any shine.
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For a sophisticated interior design, many recommend using matte colors on the walls to create a calm atmosphere.
Synonyms
Not bright or shiny with weak colour
Not shiny and showing little reflection
A surface such as pottery or tiles that has no shiny coating
Not shiny and showing little energy or life
Not shiny and having a dull surface
Having a dull surface that does not reflect light
Without a shiny, smooth surface
A surface that is not shiny and does not reflect light
Not made shiny by rubbing or polishing
Antonyms
How Shiny
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word matty comes from the same idea as matte, which means 'not shiny' or 'dull'. So matty describes a flat, non-reflective surface, which is why artists and photographers choose matty paints and backdrops to avoid glare.