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The ‘2000s are back and so is <\/span>Jennifer Lopez\u2019s<\/a> lip gloss from\u00a0<\/span>The Wedding Planner<\/i><\/a>. Celebrity makeup artist and Stila founder Jeanine Lobell, who created J.Lo’s iconic shade for the 2001 romantic comedy, revived it with a modern twist through her beauty brand, <\/span>Neen<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n The singer\u2019s once cult-favorite hue has been reimagined with a clean, hydrating formula, but in the same universally flattering <\/span>rosy nude shimmer<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n “I went full Nancy Drew to find an old lip gloss to color match. \u2026 It’s such a classic that works for everyone,” Lobell tells ET.<\/span><\/p>\n Beyond resurrecting the nostalgic product, Lobell, whose A-list clients have included <\/span>Jessica Alba<\/a>, <\/span>Natalie Portman<\/a>, <\/span>Pen\u00e9lope Cruz<\/a>, <\/span>Gwen Stefani<\/a>, <\/span>Nicole Kidman<\/a>, <\/span>Angelina Jolie<\/a>, <\/span>Kirsten Dunst<\/a>, and <\/span>Kate Hudson<\/a> since the aughts, is embracing the return of most throwback looks.<\/span><\/p>\n “Memorable moments and products from many eras never go out of style. \u2026 I knew how to do the beauty filter before it existed,” the makeup pro says.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n “I’ve always been known for making my girls look like they have great skin and bringing out their natural beauty, without being too overdone.”<\/span><\/p>\n These days, Lobell is leaning into just that with velvety, real foundation finishes over glossy looks.<\/span><\/p>\n “I’m seeing a small swing towards more matte skin and a step away from glazed skin,” she notes.<\/span><\/p>\n But one fad the entrepreneur is firmly leaving in the past? Skinny eyebrows.<\/span><\/p>\n