Hi makeup junkies! I have been having so much fun playing around with my Urban Decay Electric palette, creating super bright and fun looks. I've found that since the UD palette is so bright and colorful, Sugarpill shadows pair along great! Today I really wanted to use the blue shadows in the palette and mix in some of Sugarpill's Hi-Viz neon pigment, which is an awesome neon yellow with gold and blue sparkles. I absolutely love how this look came out, it's so bright and fun and vibrant. Now since the eyes are so bright, I wanted to keep the rest of the face pretty plain. I wanted to keep the skin very flawless and matte, with just bronzer and contour on the cheeks and a sheer peach gloss on the lips. I had a lot of fun putting this look together, and while I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, it's always good to just have fun and play around with your makeup. So if you're interested in how I got this look and what I used, just keep reading!
How To: EYES
-Apply your favorite eye primer all over the lids and to the lower lash line. Then, apply either a skin tone or white base all over the lids as well.
-Highlight under the brow with a matte cream shadow, then blend a pale matte blue shadow into your crease blending it upwards; this will be your blending/transition shade.
-Next, take the shade "Gonzo" (UD Electric palette) and apply it into your crease, making sure it blends seamlessly into your transition shade.
-On a small brush, apply "Chaos" into your socket line and outer corners. You want to create a soft cut crease effect with this shadow, then blend it out into the previous shade.
-Apply your base to the lids, using it to clean up any color that has come down past the crease and to really help the next color stand out.
-On a small flat shading brush, apply Sugarpill's "Hi-Viz" neon pigment to the lids and around the tear ducts. If you don't have a neon yellow, a regular yellow or even a gold shadow would work great for this step too.
-Run the shade "Fringe", from inner to outer corner, along the lower lash line
-Rim your eyes with a black kohl liner, then line your upper lash line with black liquid (or gel) liner, making sure to wing it out at the ends.
-Curl your lashes and apply a light layer of mascara to your top and bottom lashes, then apply a pair of falsies to really help amp up the look.
-Fill in your brows like you normally would and your eye look is complete.
Products Used:
EYES
-Too Faced Shadow Insurance
-MAC "Painterly" Longwear Paint Pot
-Sigma Warm Neutrals palette- Sugar Milk (brow highlight)
-Sigma Creme de Couture palette- Blueberry Cream and Blue Chocolat (mixed together for my transition)
-Urban Decay Electric palette- Gonzo, Chaos, and Fringe
-Sugarpill Neon Pigment- Hi-Viz
-Starlooks Infinity longwear gel liner- Black Hole
-ELF Liquid Liner- Black
-Loreal Voluminous Million Lashes Excess mascara- Blackest Black
-Ardell Glamour fashion lashes- 118
FACE
-MAC Studio Fix Fluid- NC15
-MAC PRO Longwear concealer- NC15
-Maybelline Cover Stick- White
-Loreal True Match Super-Blendable crayon concealer- Medium Deep N6-7-8
-MAC Mineralize Skinfinish- Light
-Mehron Star Blend cake makeup- White
-Laura Geller Balance-N-Brighten- Fair
-Cargo Cosmetics Matte Bronzer- Medium
-Anastasia Beverly Hills Contour Kit- Java and Fawn
-Maybelline Define-A-Brow brow pencil- Medium Brown
-Anastasia Beverly Hills Clear Brow Gel
-Lorac Lip Gloss- Electric
How To: FACE
-On a damp sponge, blend a medium-full coverage foundation all over your face, blending down to your neck. I used a foundation with a matte finish to it.
-Apply concealer under your eyes and to any redness or imperfections you may have, then apply a highlighting concealer under your eyes and down the center of the face. Since I wanted to keep the skin matte I didn't use a highlighting powder, so I used concealer and powder to help highlight and contour my face. This gives a very flawless, but more believable look to the skin.
-Using a cream bronzer or darker concealer, sculpt out your face. You want to apply the cream contour in the same places you would normally contour, making sure to really blend it into your skin.
-Set under your eyes and anywhere you applied the light concealer with a light powder. I use a light skin tone powder, then apply a white powder over top so it's bright but not stark white.
-Then, set everywhere else with a powder matching your foundation.
-Apply a light, matte bronzer to the cheekbones and outer portions of the face. You can also use this bronzer to contour your nose if you wish.
-Use a deeper matte bronzer, and really sculpt out your cheekbones and temples. Use a clean brush to really blend out your bronzer and contour; you want the definition but no harsh lines.
-Apply a peach lip gloss to your lips to finish off the look.
Well guys, I really hope ya'll liked this look and don't forget to leave me a comment!!