My new hair color and the makeup look in the tutorial:) |
1. Apply complexion products as you prefer. I applied my normal moisturizer, Bareminerals foundation, concealer under my eyes and on red spots.
2. Apply bronzer (Nars Laguna is my go-to) around the hairline, cheekbones, jawline and down the nose.
3. Swirl on blush of your choice. I almost always use Nars Orgasm, but since the rest of the look is pretty neutral, any pink or peachy shade should work well.
4. Prime eyelids with a primer you like. I always use Urban Decay Primer Potion, since it is the BEST for keeping shadow in place all day. I also recommend putting a little on the lower lash line too.
5. Using a shader (flat) brush, apply Suspect (a light shimmery beige) to the inner corners of the eyes to about a third of the way across the lid, blending it slightly toward the tear duct.
6. Next, apply Snakebite (a medium bronze) to the remaining two-thirds of the eyelid. Then use a eyeshadow blending brush to lightly blend the colors together.
7. On the outer "V "of the eyes, apply Busted (a deep burgundy) with a pencil blending brush. Again with the regular eyeshadow blending brush, blend all three colors together in a windshield wiper motion. When blending, you should make sure the shadows look like a gradient rather than three separate, disjointed colors.
8. With a pencil blending brush, apply Snakebite to the lower lash line.
9. Apply black eyeliner of your choice to the upper lash line. I chose MAC Fluidline for this look.
10. Line waterline of lower eyelid with a brown eyeliner (softer than black, but still makes eyes look sultry). I used Urban Decay 24/7 Glide On Pencil in Whiskey.
11. Curl lashes, apply mascara, and groom brows.
11.5. Totally optional, but add your favorite pink lip color. I used Bite Beauty lipstick in a fuchsia shade.
And there you have it:) Please let me know if you have any questions or comments about this tutorial or anything else!
Hi Erica!
ReplyDeleteI've been eyeing the Naked palettes and have been trying to pick the one best for me. Blonde/blue eyes/ fair skin- which of the three do you think would work best?
Thanks!
Carole
Carole Ann, thanks for reading:) I would probably recommend Naked (original) because the shadows are a tad warmer (think lots of golds, bronzes, etc) which look great on blue eyes and helps enhance the color. Hope that helps!
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