I'm still on a bit of a quest to stay away from brown eyeshadow all the time so I decided to use a bit of pink today. I don't use these kind of shades enough but I actually really love soft baby pink eyeshadow - it's a great colour for grey eyes in particular. I amped it up a bit here with some mauve and plum and lots of black liner.
Please excuse the messy hair in the above photo...I was having some issues with it! It's been quite dry lately so I'm trying to use less heat on it when I can. I think I might get some Moroccanoil to try out but If anyone knows some other really great conditioning products then please do leave your recommendations in the comments! It would be very helpful!
Hope anyone in Canada had a good Canada day on the 1st. Oh and a happy 4th July (tomorrow) to everyone in the US!
~ Products Used ~
Face:
Make Up For Ever HD Foundation #120
MAC Pro Longwear Concealer NW20
Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Pearl
MAC Harmony Blush for contouring
MAC Mineralize Blush in Gentle
Make Up For Ever Super Matte Loose Powder
Eyes:
Clinique Quick Eyes Cream Shadow in Starlit Pink
MAC eyeshadows in Seedy Pearl, Shale, Shadowy Lady,
Vellum & Vanilla
Clinique Cream Liner
Max Factor False Lash Effect Mascara
Elise half lashes
MAC Dirty Blonde Pencil & Omega eyeshadow on brows
Lips:
Topshop Lipstick in Show Off
4. Run some of that Shale under the lower lash line using the tip of a flat brush. I used the 242 again.
5. On a slightly pointed brush, apply MAC Shadowy Lady eyeshadow about halfway into the crease and blend some onto the outer corner too. The brush in the photo is by Louise Young but it didn't pack on enough colour so I used the Laura Mercier crease brush after. If you have small eyes you could use a pencil brush for this too.
7. On a small pencil brush like the MAC 219, apply some MAC Vellum eyeshadow onto the tear duct area.
8. Blend an eyeshadow which is a shade lighter than your skin tone under the brow as a highlight and to soften the edges of the crease colour. I used MAC Vanilla on a 222 brush for this.
9. Line the top lash line with a black gel/cream liner and wing it out at the end. You can have a look at my winged liner tutorial here. I used Clinique's Cream Liner on a Louise Young LY24 brush.
10. Apply the gel liner along the waterline. Line the outer third of the lower lash line with the gel liner too and before it has time to dry smudge it out with a q-tip to soften it. I went back and added a bit more Shale eyeshadow under the eye at this point too. Now just apply mascara and add false lashes if you wish. I added some half lashes by Elise. .........That's it!
Please excuse the messy hair in the above photo...I was having some issues with it! It's been quite dry lately so I'm trying to use less heat on it when I can. I think I might get some Moroccanoil to try out but If anyone knows some other really great conditioning products then please do leave your recommendations in the comments! It would be very helpful!
Hope anyone in Canada had a good Canada day on the 1st. Oh and a happy 4th July (tomorrow) to everyone in the US!