This is the look I came up with using the products I received in my September IPSY Glam Bag. I wanted to tailor my look as much to their theme of "Classic Beauty" as I could, so I created a simple smokey eye with red lips and sun kissed skin. I have to say that I absolutely LOVED everything I received in my bag! The eye shadow applied beautifully and gave a gorgeous soft look, the eyeliner was creamy and dark, the mascara made my lashes super long and gave a great curl, and the masks felt so luxurious and hydrating. The lip balm, by far, was my favorite thing in the entire bag. It is my new favorite red lip! It shouldn't even be called a lip balm, the color went on opaque and rich and lasted forever. I'm just so blown away by all these products and I know they will for sure be a part of my everyday routine.
How to achieve the eyes:
-Apply primer all over the eyelid, then apply the black liner right against the lashes.
-Using the lightest matte brown from the Em Michelle Phan sample page, apply all over the crease as your blending/transition color. Then blend the second darkest color into the crease, as well, staying right under the other color. Blend those two colors together so there are no harsh lines. You want this look to be very soft and blown out.
-Highlight the brow bone with a matte cream shade.
-Apply your charcoal shadow all over the lid.
-Apply the darkest matte brown into your socket line, blending the top part of the charcoal shadow and fading up.
-Touch up the charcoal shadow on the lid, then apply the kohl pencil along the upper lashes creating a soft winged out shape. Also rim the entire eye with the pencil, as well.
-On the lower lash line, run the medium brown from inner to outer corner. Pull this color as far down as you are comfortable doing, then blend it out. Take a small smudger brush and smudge the charcoal shadow all the way under the lower lashes.
-Highlight around the tear duct with a shimmery white shadow.
-Load lots of black mascara to the top and bottom lashes.
Products Used:
EYES:
-Milani eyeshadow primer
-Starlooks kohl eye pencil- Obsidian
-Em Michelle Phan The Life palette look 4 natural talent
-NYX single eye shadow- Charcoal
-Wet 'n Wild eye shadow- Brulee
-Elizabeth Mott "It's so Big" volumizing mascara
-BH Cosmetics 88 neutral palette- shimmery white
FACE:
-Loreal Magic Lumi Light infusing primer
-Revlon Whipped creme foundation- Buff
-Maybelline Dream Lumi Touch highlighting concealer- Ivory
-Estee Lauder double wear concealer- light
-Loreal True Match powder- W7 (bronzer)
-Aveda translucent loose powder
-Revlon Photoready bronzer- Bronzed & Chic
-Em Michelle Phan look 4 natural talent- Blush
-Maybelline Define-A-Brow- medium dark
-Urban Decay eye shadow- Naked 2 (brows)
-Cailyn Tinted Lip Balm- Big Apple
How To Get The Face:
-Apply a radiant primer all over your face to prep the skin for your foundation.
-Buff a medium-full coverage foundation all over your face, you want to achieve a flawless face.
-Apply a long lasting concealer on any spots or imperfections. Then apply a highlighting concealer under the eyes and to the center of the face.
-Apply a translucent powder to the center of the face and under the eyes. Then with a powder that's a few shades darker than your natural skin tone, apply to the outer perimeter of your face in the same places you would normally bronze. This gives you a very natural bronzed look to your skin.
-Use a dark, matte brown powder to contour your face.
-Apply a shimmery, natural rose blush to the back parts of your cheek bones and down onto the apples of the cheeks.
-Fill in your eyebrows, keeping to your natural shape.
-Take the brush from the top of the Cailyn Tinted Lip Balm and use it to apply the lip color with precision to your lips.
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Gorgeous eyes as usual....Love the Technique!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks girl, I'm glad you like it <3
DeleteAbsolutely stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteSo Pretty! I love the head band to the finished look aww so Gorg as always!! PS Thank You for the step by step, I have been wanting to learn more and better my techniques. Thanks Dolls
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