Back at it again with another pictorial! This time I ended up creating a burgundy/pinkish look using the Anastasia Beverley Hills Modern Renaissance Palette. Can't say that it was the intended look, but I can dig it for now. Enjoy my step by step!
Step 1: Eyebrows on fleek and primed eyelids. This is always where I start with any makeup routine that I do.
Eyebrows: Anastasia Beverley Hills Dipbrow Pomade (Chocolate)
Concealer: LA Girl PRO Concealer (Espresso)
Setting Powder: Laura Mercier Loose Setting Powder (Translucent)
Step 2: Foundation, highlight, contour, etc. all done! Most times, I do my eyeshadow first, then my foundation routine (pictorial coming soon); for the purpose of this pictorial, I did foundation first.
Foundation: Laura Mercier Candleglow Soft Luminous Foundation (Truffle)
Concealer (Highlight): LA Girl PRO Concealer (Espresso and Warm Sand)
Concealer (Contour): Black Opal Concealer Stick (Dark)
Setting Powder (Highlight): Laura Mercier Loose Setting Powder (Translucent)
Setting Powder (Contour): Smashbox Step-by-Step Contour Palette (Medium/Dark)
Step 3: Translucent powder reapplied to catch all the fall out.
Step 4: Apply brow bone color. Golden Ochre.
Step 5: Apply transition color. Burnt Orange.
Step 6: Apply outer crease color. Cyprus Umber.
Step 7: Apply lid color. Red Ochre.
Step 8: Reapply lid color/add more color to crease. Venetian Red and Love Letter.
Step 9 : Apply another lid color. Buon Fresco. (Be like that sometimes. Let your creative juices flow.)
Step 10: Apply, inner crease color, eyeliner and lashes. Lashes and liner are not exactly my greatest strength, but I will say I am not where I used to be. Wait on it.
Inner Crease: Vermeer
Lashes: Ardell Lashes (Wispie)
Liner: Elf Liquid Eyeliner (Black)
Mascara: Maybelline "The Falsies Push Up Drama"
The final look!
Peace and purple shadow, beautiful people!
xo,
BLT