Showing posts with label naked 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label naked 2. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 September 2014

Daytime Date Night Make-Up Look

 
Products Used:
 
L'Oreal True Match Foundation in D1/W1 
Maybelline Matte Maker Powder
NARS Laguna Bronzer
theBalm Mary Lou Manizer
NYX Blush in Peach
Rimmel Brown Pencil in Hazel
Miss Sporty Clear Mascara (to set brows)
Urban Decay Naked Palette 2 (Chopper, Tease, Busted & Foxy)
Maybelline Gel Liner in Black
Rimmel Kohl Liner in Brown
Maybelline Rocket Waterproof Mascara
Rimmel Kate Moss Lipstick in 101
Barry M Gloss in Toffee
 

 
I think this look is great if you have a casual date to the cinema or just hanging out. It's not too much, looks fresh and that you made an effort without being overboard. I love wearing this when I want to feel super girly!

1) To achieve this look I started with a medium coverage glowing base. I applied my L'Oreal True Match Foundation with a Real Techniques Buffing Brush and built up to a medium coverage. I added a light layer of matte bronzer to contour and bronze where the sun would naturally hit. Finishing the skin with a generous amount of highlighter to the nose, cheeks, cupid bow, chin & forehead (I did say generous ;))
 
2) Moving onto eyes, I took Chopper all over the eye, a mix of Tease & Busted in the crease and under the eye, all using a MAC 217 Blending Brush. Finishing with Foxy to highlight the brow bone & inner corner. Of course filling in my brows in between.
 
3) I used my gel liner with the Real Techniques Silicone Liner Brush to line the upper lash line and create a small wing. I lined my waterline with the brown kohl, curled my lashes and applied lots of mascara.
 
4) Finishing the look my applying the Rimmel lipstick and a little gloss in the middle of my lips. I actually applied a small amount of my bronzer on a small clean liner brush and gently put under my bottom lip to make my lips look bigger.
 
I hope you enjoyed this blog post. Have you tried the Naked 2 Palette? If so, what do you think?
 
Paige xo

Sunday, 21 September 2014

MAC Cranberry Smokey Eye Make-Up Look



 
Products Used:
 
Essence All About Matt Primer/Base
Rimmel Match Perfection Foundation in 200 Soft Beige
Collection Lasting Perfection Concealer in 2
Maybelline Matte Maker Powder
NARS Laguna Bronzer
Rimmel Brown Pencil in Hazel
Miss Sporty Clear Mascara
NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk
MAC Cranberry Eye Shadow
MAC All That Glitters Eye Shadow
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette Blackout
Maybelline Falsies Flared Mascara
Red Cherry Whispies (WSP)
Avon Supershock Kohl Liner in Black
Benefit Rockateur Blush
MAC Angel Lipstick
 
1. Starting with your base, build up a good coverage base using your favourite foundation. Conceal and powder once the eyes are done, this will make it easy to clean up any fall out.
2. Apply an eye primer, I used the NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk as this gives a pure white base which will make the shadow stand out even more. Gently pack the colour on with a flat brush or your finger (whatever you find easiest!) all over the lid but avoiding the inner corner and crease. Allowing this red toned shadow onto the inner corner can make you look sick or tired!
3. Taking a clean blending brush and a touch of a neutral shade (I used my bronzer but you can use any matt neutral shade) blend out the edges.
4. Take a matt black or very dark shade of a similar tone would work too, and buff this into the outer corner working your way gently into the crease.
 
 
 
5. Apply your favourite black gel or liquid liner on the top lash line and wing out.
6. This step, I feel, ties everything together. Take your concealer and draw under the eye taking it out just under the wing you created (being careful not to spoil the work you've just done) and blend out with a brush or your finger. This makes a nice crisp line under the eyes and separates the red toned shadow from underneath your eyes.
7. Apply a black kohl in the water and tight line and use a pencil brush to blend some of that black shadow underneath the eye.
8. Finish by added mascara and lashes if you like, apply a natural looking blush and a nude/pink lipstick.
 
Tip: I find that putting a pinky toned lip colour when using these types of shadows goes best. I tried a peachy tone but it did not go at all. I also find that a matte finish of the skin and not over bronzing helps keep the focus on the eyes!
 

 

I hope you enjoyed this post, please comment and let me know how you would wear this shadow, I'm always looking for new ways to rock it!
 
Paige xo