Spring Groove

Finally I have figured out a look! This is subtle yet, it has some sort of glamour and pop to it. So let's see how we can recreate this look!

Products:
•Mac brush- 239, 217, 219
•Mac eye shadow- Blanc type, Swimming, Antiqued, Amber Lights
•Mac fluidline
•Mac plush lash
•Mac paint pot in Painterly
•Mac chromagraphic liner in Pure White

Step 1: Step 1: Using any primer apply it to your lid. Make sure you blend it in and apply it all around your eye including up to your brown bone. Pick up your 219 and go into Blanc type. Blend this shade on the brow bone, tear duct, and on the first part of your eyelid.

Step 2: Pick up your 239 and go into Swimming. In a patting motion (up and down) blend the green into the nude. You may pack as much of this shade on since, getting color pigment from this shade is a little hard.

Step 3: Using a 217 go into Amber Lights. Blend this shade in, in a window shield motion (back and forth). Follow your natural lid crease (when you open your eyes it's that little dent that goes around your eyeball) and make sure to blend this into the green as well.

Step 4: For more depth go back into your 219 and go into Antiqued. Using the same back and forth motion, blend this right into the tarnished gold and warm toned green.

Step 5: Line your water line with Mac Chromagraphic liner in Pure White.

Step 6: Using the Mac liquidlast liner line your eyes like normal. Drag the brush in wards which, creates a perfect line. Make sure when you are pulling the brush in your line is not to close to the hair line. To make this look matte I went into Carbon using my 212 and patted along the line. Then, I lined my lower lash line with the 212 and using Carbon.

Spring: Smoken' Makeup Look

Normally I like to keep Spring makeup very natural, pastel based colors but I have realized, there are people with darker taste and they need looks too! So here we are, and lets begin!

Products:
•Mac Paint pot in painterly
•Mac e/s- Idol eyes, Passionate, Sketch, Carbon, Blanc type
•Mac brush- 219,217
•Mac plush lash- plush black
•Mac fluid line in black

Step 1: Using any primer apply it to your lid. Make sure you blend it in and apply it all around your eye including up to your brown bone. Pick up your 219 and go into Blanc type. Blend this shade on the brow bone and in the tear duct.

Step 2: Using a 217 brush go into passionate. In a window shield motion (back and forth and around your natural lid) blend this shade in. To add more depth I went into sketch and using the same motion blended it into the red/neo- pink shade. 

Step 3: using a 219 brush I went into Idol eyes and applied this to my lid. Since, we are working for the crease to lid today make sure you don't apply the sparkle shade directly on the shade Sketch.

Step 4: Using the Mac liquidlast liner line your eyes like normal. What I do to get this sort of cat eye look is I start from the right of the eye. I drag the brush in wards which, creates a perfect thick line. Make sure when you are pulling the brush in your line is not to close to the hair line. To make this look matte I went into Carbon using my 212 and patted along the line. Then, I lined my lower lash line with the 212 and using Carbon.

More pictures:

(in the middle of lining)

Spring: It's Just a Coral Thang Makeup Look

This is my favorite look! It was super fun to complete especially when I did the different shades on the bottom. The browns and golds really do complement the coral which in my photo looks tangerine.

Products:
•Mac Paint pot- Painterly
•Mac brush- 239,212
•Mac Plush lash- Plush black
•Mac liquid last liner in black
•Mac e/s- Free to be, Blanc type, Antiqued, Amber lights, Carbon

Step 1: Using any primer apply it to your lid. Make sure you blend it in and apply it all around your eye including up to your brown bone. Pick up your 219 and go into Blanc type. Blend this shade on the brow bone and in the tear duct.

Step 2: Using a 239 brush go into the shade Free to be. In a patting motion ( up and down, up and down and move along your eye) apply this shade. You can intensify as much as you want. I only went back in to the shade Two times.

Step 3: Using a 212 brush go into carbon and apply this on the end of your lower lash. Blend it in just a little by rubbing the brush side to side. Next, go into Mac's Antiqued. Blend this is Carbon by doing the same blending motion (side to side). Now, take Amber lights and blend the gold into the darker gold (antiqued) using side to side motion.

Step 4: Using the Mac liquidlast liner line your eyes like normal. What I do to get this sort of cat eye look is I start from the right of the eye. I drag the brush in wards which, creates a perfect thick line. Make sure when you are pulling the brush in your line is not to close to the hair line. To make this look matte I went into Carbon using my 212 and patted along the line.

Some more pictures:

Spring: Breeze Makeup Look

Spring is just around the corner well, to me! So I wanted to start off with a very natural easy going look with some 'pop' on the bottom! I hope you enjoy! I also have a picture of the difference MAC Plush Lash makes!

Products:
•Mac Paint Pots- Painterly
•Mac brush- 219,224,212
•Mac Plush Lash- Plush Black
•Mac Fluid line- black
•Mac e/s- Blanc type, Wedge, Amber Lights, Carbon, Sketch

Step 1: Using any primer apply it to your lid. Make sure you blend it in and apply it all around your eye including up to your brown bone. Pick up your 224 and go into Blanc type. Blend this shade on the brow bone and in the tear duct including all over the lid.

Step 2: Using a 219 brush go into the shade Wedge. In a window shield motion ( back and forth) apply this shade. You can intensify as much as you want. I only went back in to the shade Two times.

Step 3: Using a 212 I went into Carbon and apply this on the end of your lower lash line. Then pat on Sketch make sure it blends into the black. Next, pat on Amber lights for that nice pop and reflection!

Step 4: Using the Mac Fluid line liner, line your eyes like normal. What I do to get this sort of eye look is I start from the right of the eye. I drag the brush in a straight line to the tear duct. Make sure when you are pulling the brush in your line is not to thick. To make this look matte I went into Carbon using my 212 and patted along the line. Now, apply 2-3 coats of Mac Plush Lash on the top and lower lash's.


Some more pictures and the difference!-

Big difference, I defiantly recommend!

Pop It Gurl!

Okay, this was super fun! Oh my gosh, when you guys do this look you will understand. So shall we get started with how to create this fabulous look and know what products are used? 

Products:
•Mac brush- 212
•Mac e/s- Electric eel, Atlantic blue, Carbon, Blanc Type
•Mac Plush lash- Plush black
•Mac fluid line in black
•Mac chromagraphic liner in pure white

 Step 1: First, I lined my eye. I did a thick cat eye look. To achieve this look what you will have to do is- Using the Mac liquidlast liner line your eyes like normal. What I do to get this sort of cat eye look is I start from the right of the eye. I drag the brush in wards which, creates a perfect thick line. Make sure when you are pulling the brush in your line is not to close to the hair line. To make this look matte I went into Carbon using my 212 and patted along the line.

Step 3: Line your water line with the chromagraphic liner in Pure White. Next, go into Atlantic blue. In a patting motion using a 212, apply this to your water line. Be careful to not add so much of this shade, it might make your eye feel 'chalky.' We want to make this look faded into a lighter shade, this is simple oddly enough! Since we have a 'water' line everything blends while keeping there place. Pretty cool huh? Tap on Electric eel using the same 212.

Step 4: Apply 2-3 coats of Mac Plush Lash in Plush Black.




1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.

Soft Marshmallow Supreme

This look was was fun, fun, and ha more fun! Blending was super easy. What made this twice as fun to create is using my new products! Don't they look stunning? If you would like to get this look keep on reading ^.^

Products used:
•Mac brush- 217, 219, 239
•Mac e/s- Free to be (lid), Idol eyes (tear duct), Blanc type (highlight), Passionate (Crease), Vibrant Grape (inner V)
•Mac Fluid line
•Mac plush lash
•Mac Paint pot in Painterly
•Mac chromagraphic liner in pure white


Step 1: Using any primer apply it to your lid. Make sure you blend it in and apply it all around your eye including up to your brown bone. Pick up your 219 and go into Blanc type. Blend this shade on the brow bone and in the tear duct.

Step 2: Using a 239 brush go into the shade Free to be. In a patting motion ( up and down, up and down and move along your eye) apply this shade. You can intensify as much as you want. I only went back in to the shade Two times.

Step 3: Using a 217 I went into Passionate. In a blending motion ( back and forth) I blended this red/ pink hued shade into the coral pink. Once you have blended Passionate in, pick up your 219 brush again and go into Vibrant grape. Using the same motion blend this purple in. I don't recommend to go into this shade repeatedly it will over power the red/pink.

Step 4: Using the 219 go into Idol eyes. In your tear duct pat this shade on top of Blanc type. Using the same pattern (purple, pink, light pink) blend this under your eye.


Step 5 : Using the Mac liquidlast liner line your eyes like normal. What I do to get this sort of cat eye look is I start from the right of the eye. I drag the brush in wards which, creates a perfect thick line. Make sure when you are pulling the brush in your line is not to close to the hair line. For a bigger eye look use the chromagraphic eye pencil and line your water line. I am using MAC plush lash on my lashes. Apply around 2-3 coats.

Some more pictures :D

Ocean Mist

 Oooh boy, was this look fun! I didn't expect Electric eel to be so gorgeous same with the shade Atlantic ocean! Oh my goodness, everyone should buy these colors! Let's start, shall we?

Products used:
•Mac brush- 239, 217, 219
•Mac e/s- Electric eel (lid) , Atlantic ocean (inner V), Fresh water (Crease), Blanc type (highlight)
•Mac fluid line
•Mac Plush lash
•Mac chromagraphic liner in pure white
•Mac paint pot in painterly

Step 1: Using any primer apply it to your lid. Make sure you blend it in and apply it all around your eye including up to your brown bone. Pick up your 219 and go into Blanc type. Blend this shade on the brow bone and in the tear duct.

Step 2: Using a 239 brush go into the shade Electric eel. In a patting motion ( up and down, up and down and move along your eye) apply this shade. You can intensify as much as you want. I only went back in to the shade three times.

Step 3: Using a 217 go into Fresh Water. In a back and forth motion or as I call it window shield motion, blend the shade into the vivid blue. Once you have blended in Fresh Water go into Atlantic ocean with a 219 brush. Using the same motion blend this shade in the inner V of your eye and near the tear duct.

Step 4 : Using the Mac liquidlast liner line your eyes like normal. What I do to get this sort of cat eye look is I start from the right of the eye. I drag the brush in wards which, creates a perfect thick line. Make sure when you are pulling the brush in your line is not to close to the hair line. For a bigger eye look use the chromagraphic eye pencil and line your water line. I am using MAC plush lash on my lashes. Apply around 2-3 coats.

Some more pictures :D

1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.

New Year's Glam

Finally I have just gotten my MAC order. I will be posting a new blog post on all of the swatches of my goodies. Today's look is called "New Years Glam" it may look fun and intricate but let me tell you this is super easy and quick to do! Let's first start today with products used and go into step by step! One last thing before we do our SBS, I did another look that took the plain golden look a step further.

Products used:
•Mac brush- 239, 219
•Mac pigment- Golden Lemon
•Mac paint pot in painterly
•Mac e/s- Blanc type
•Mac chromagraphic eye pencil in Pure White
•Mac liquidlast liner

Step 1: Using any primer apply it to your lid. Make sure you blend it in and apply it all around your eye including up to your brown bone. Pick up your 219 and go into Blanc type. Blend this shade on the brow bone and in the tear duct.

Step 2: Using a 239 brush go into the pigment in Golden Lemon. Using the cap of the pigment (the little cover with a slit on it to pick up) grab some of the pigment on your brush. In a patting motion ( up and down, up and down and move along your eye) apply this shade. You can intensify as much as you want. I only went back in the pigment twice.

Step 3: Using the Mac liquidlast liner line your eyes like normal. What I do to get this sort of cat eye look is I start from the right of the eye. I drag the brush in wards which, creates a perfect thick line. Make sure when you are pulling the brush in your line is not to close to the hair line. Then when you're done with the first step of creating the winged eye, make a small triangle in the middle of your eye. For a bigger eye look use the chromagraphic eye pencil and line your water line. I am using MAC plush lash on my lashes.

1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.


Now, if that is to simple for you how about we take it a step further? Why not let's being. Start by doing step's 1 and 2 and we shall start from step 3 now!

New products:
•Mac Antiqued (crease) Mac Amber lights (Water line)

Step 3: Using mac 219 brush go into Antiqued. In a blending motion (back and forth, follow your eye shape) blend this shade in. Drag it under neath your water line, leave space for the next shade called Amber Lights. For the left over space fill it in with the gold.

A Little Flare

Just a titch of gold with a wing can make anyone's day. Learn how to complete this easy breezy look!

Products:
•Mac Paint Pot in painterly (base)
•Mac brush- 239, 217, 212
•Mac eye shadow in Carbon (eyeliner) and Chrome Yellow (on top of the gold)
•Elf complete the look pallet second column second to last shade to the bottom. 
•NYX jumbo eye pencil in Milk (Waterline)
•NYC unnamed liner in Pearl Black (liner)

Step 1: Using any primer apply it to your lid first. Make sure you blend it in!

Step 2: Using a Mac 239 brush go into the Elf complete the look pallet. Dip the brush into the second column, the shade we will be using is the second to last shade at the bottom. It looks like a old tarnished gold. Using patting motion (up and down) apply this all over your lid. To make the gold a bit more vibrant I rubbed my finger in the shade Chrome Yellow and patted it on the gold.

Step 3: Using the NYC unnamed liner in Pearl black line your eyes like normal. What I do to get this sort of cat eye look is I start from the right of the eye. I drag the brush in wards which, creates a perfect thick line. Make sure when you are pulling the brush in your line is not to close to the hair line. Then when you're done with the first step of creating the winged eye, make a small triangle in the middle of your eye. To make this look matte I used a 212 brush and dipped it into Carbon. Patting up and down on the straight line. This will pro long the wear of the eyeliner.

Step 4: I used Nyx jumbo eye pencil in milk and lined my waterline so my eyes were more open.

Some more photo's are below and I even did a lip look!

I am using Revlon just bitten lip stain

You could do a natural lip look too! This gloss is part of the L'Oreal inflammable lip stain line.

1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.

Natural Glam

Hey guys! I haven't done a look in a while but, here is a really natural look with a hint of glam to it. This week I decided to do a step by step picture. Please tell me if the step by step picture with the words help you more.

Products used:
•Mac paint pot in Painterly
•Mac e/s- Gesso, Wedge, Carbon
•Mac brush- 239, 217, 231
•NYX trio in Honeycomb
•NYC unnamed liner in Pearl Black


Step 1: using any finger apply a primer. I used Mac's paint pot in Painterly.

Step 2: Using a 239 brush go into the trio. I used the last shade which is a shimmery pale gold. In a patting motion ( up and down) pack on this shade. You can apply as much as you want, it will not affect the outcome. It will only create a more vivid look.

Step 3: Using a 231 brush go into Mac Wedge. Follow the shape of your eye and blend the brown in. Make sure you are using a back and forth motion and blend into the gold! Using a 217 brush go into Carbon. We want to create more depth, so in the inner V blend this black in. It will turn into a darker brown. The more black you apply the more black the color looks!

Step 4: Using any eyeliner line your eyes like normal. Then extend the line a bit out so it makes a "Cat eye effect" make sure it is a straight line! In the corner of your eye make a triangle then connect it to the upper lash line. 

Optional: I used mac Gesso and highlighted my brow bone and inner corner. I also tapped Mac Forgery on top of Copperplate, totally optional!

1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.

2- Window shield motion is when you blend. It is blending back and forth, think of a car when it is raining. It is the process of "smoking" a shade into your crease. This can be done in circular motions as well. Just get into your own ways of blending.

Final look, good luck!

Chic Makeup Look

This is a chic makeup look and is really simple to complete. I did not put it down as part of my Christmas collection but, if you consider it worthy enough to wear go ahead! Below are the pictures steps and products used.

Products:
•Mac brush- 217, 239
•Mac e/s- Gesso (highlight), Copperplate (lid), Star Violet (crease), Carbon (inner V)
•NYC unnamed liner in Pearl Black
•Mac Paint Pot in Painterly

Step 1: Using any finger apply a primer. I used Mac paint pot in Painterly and blended it up to my brow bone.

Step 2: Using a 239 go into Copperplate. In a patting motion (up and down) apply this shade to your lid. You can pack on as much color as you want. I packed on the shade about three times!

Step 3: Using a 217 go into Star Violet. In a window shield motion blend this into your crease. Make sure it blends into the muted brown/gray color! For more depth, using the same brush I went into Mac Carbon. Using the same sort of blending motion this should blend in easily!

Step 4: Using any eyeliner line your eyes like normal. Then extend the line a bit out so it makes a "Cat eye effect" make sure it is a straight line! In the corner of your eye make a triangle then connect it to the upper lash line. 

Optional: I used mac Gesso and highlighted my brow bone and inner corner. I also tapped Mac Forgery on top of Copperplate, totally optional!

1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.

2- Window shield motion is when you blend. It is blending back and forth, think of a car when it is raining. It is the process of "smoking" a shade into your crease. This can be done in circular motions as well. Just get into your own ways of blending.

Sometimes, lining like this is easier when you're at some sort of angle! Make sure you pull out from your tear duct for a precise line!

Some more photos are below with a lip look to go with this look! Good luck :)

I used Revlon lipstick in Coral and topped it with Maybelline lip gloss in red Patent!

Plum

This is a extremely dark makeup look. This can be pulled of by anyone and is not the hardest look to complete. So shall we get to the products and our SBS (step by step tutorial on page?)

Products:
•Mac brush- 239,217,212
•Mac Paint pot in Painterly
•Mac e/s- Satellite dreams (lid), Sketch (crease), Carbon (Inner V), Gesso ( Highlight)
•NYC unnamed liner in Pearl black

Step 1: Using any finger apply a primer. Make sure to blend it in and apply it all over your lid. I am using Mac Paint pot in Painterly.

Step 2: Grab your 239 brush and go into Satellite dreams. In a patting motion (up and down) apply this shade to your eyelid. You can apply as much as this dark purple as you want, for a extra "ompf" I added Hepcat right on top. I applied it in a patting motion just like Satellite dreams. Hepcat is no longer sold by MAC!

Step 3: Using a 217 blending brush go into Sketch. In a window shield motion blend the burgundy color into the dark purple. For more depth to the look I blended in Carbon. Using the same motion this shade should blend in fast.

Step 4: Using any eyeliner line your eyes like normal. Then extend the line a bit out so it makes a "Cat eye effect" make sure it is a straight line! In the corner of your eye make a triangle then connect it to the upper lash line. To make this look a bit more fluent looking I lined the lower lash line with black. I used Mac Carbon and I lined with a 212 brush from Mac too. 

Optional: I used mac Gesso and highlighted my brow bone and inner corner.

1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.

2- Window shield motion is when you blend. It is blending back and forth, think of a car when it is raining. It is the process of "smoking" a shade into your crease. This can be done in circular motions as well. Just get into your own ways of blending.

Almost done removing ;]

Sugar Spice and Everything Nice

This was a extremely fun look to do and reminds me of sugar (the pinks and reds) and spice (the blue blended into the pink and red.) So shall we get started?

Products used:
•Mac paint pot in painterly
•Mac brush- 239,217, 212
•L'Oreal Runway pallet limited edition in "Charming Cockatoo"
•Mac e/s- orange, Copper, Carbon
•NYX e/s- Frosted Ocean

Step 1: Using a ring finger blend in your primer. I am using Mac Paint Pot in Painterly.

Step 2: Pick up your 239 brush and go into the first shade of the Charming Cockatoo pallet. It should be a light coral hued pink. In a patting motion which is up and down apply this color.

Step 3: Using a 217 go into Mac's Orange. In a window shield motion (back and forth) blend this color into the pink. Make sure to not pick up a lot of the color because it will look more orange hued than red. Now go into the shade copper. Take the littlest amount of the shade and make sure to blend this into the orange.

Step 4: Using the same brush go into NYX Frosted Ocean. In a back and forth motion blend this color in as the inner V. It will help add more depth to this look. The reason I opted in for a blue/black instead of a brick red is because I felt it added a nice contrast between the colors.

Step 5: I used a 212 brush and wet it with water then I dipped it into the eyeshadow called Carbon. Then I lined like normally a straight medium thick line. After all of that I applied mascara!

Purple Flurp Holiday look 5

This is my favorite look of this Holiday collection series. It is really gorgeous and it gives off a happy vibe! This has to be the most complicated look of the series but we will get trough it!
         

Products:
•Mac paint pot in painterly (base)
•Mac e/s- Seedy pearl (center of the lid), Sketch (inner V), Satellite Dreams (crease and near the tear duct of the eye), Hep cat ( blended in the crease)
• Mac brush- 239, 217
• NYC unnamed liner in Pearl black

Step 1: Apply primer. I am using Mac paint pot in Painterly. Using any finger blend this all over your eye.

Step 2: Pick up your 217 brush and go into Satellite dreams. Blend this color into your crease and near your tear duct. It is hard to explain at this point but, if you look in the photo to the right there is a purple then the shade Seedy Pearl that's were you will blend the shade Satellite dreams into in other words near the tear duct.

Step 3: Using the same brush go into Sketch, we want to deepen out crease so in a window shield motion (back and forth) blend this in. On the top of the deep maroon color blend Hepcat in right on top.

Step 4: Using a 239 brush go into Seedy pearl. Right in the middle of your lid blend this shade into the purple's on both sides. You can use a patting motion or a window shield motion. I used both so it would be vibrant and fluent looking at the same time.

Step 5: Using any eyeliner line your eyes like normal. Then extend the line a bit out so it makes a "Cat eye effect" make sure it is a straight line! In the corner of your eye make a triangle then connect it to the upper lash line. To make this look a bit more out there I lined the lower lash line with black. I used Mac Carbon and I lined with a 212 brush from Mac.

Good luck :D

Soft and Gorgeous

This look is very soft looking and at the same time very elegant. It can be done during the holidays since it is so subtle looking, well subtle looking without the extreme eyeliner! So how to we do this look and what do we need?

Products:
•Mac paint pot in Painterly (base)
•Mac e/s in Star violet (lid), Brun (inner "V"), Wedge (crease), Carbon ( lower lash line)
•Mac brush- 239,217,212
•NYC unnamed eyeliner in Pearl Black
• L'Oreal million lashes in black

Step 1: Apply primer with your ring finger and blend all around the eye. I chose Mac paint pot in painterly

Step 2: Pick up your 239 brush and pat on the shade Star Violet. The patting motion is done by literally patting on your eyelid up and down.

Step 3: Take your 217 brush and go into the shade Wedge. Blend this shade in, then deepen the crease by applying the shade Brun. This should all blend in fine if you use a window shield motion!

Step 4: Pick up your eyeliner and line like you would normally. Then extend the liner so it should look like a cat eye. In the tear duct connect both sides and make a triangle of some sort. What I mean by "connecting both sides is connect the lower lash liner and the upper lash line together. Then I took a 212 and lined my lower lash line to make my look more fluent.

Egyptian eye Holiday look IV

This is a Egyptian inspired eye look. It can be worn for the holidays or for special occasions. Why not wear it out on a regular day? There is not a lot of blending needed to complete this look but you will need to know some basic blending skills like window shield motion. I hope you enjoy, this was a really fun look to complete!

Products:
•Mac e/s- Seedy Pearl (lid), Copperplate (inner crease), Carbon (lash line, inner crease), Orange (crease color)
•Mac brush- 239,217,212,231
•NYC unnamed liner in Pearl black
•NYX jumbo eye pencil in Milk

Step 1: Apply primer with your ring finger and blend all around the eye. I chose Nyx jumbo eye pencil in Milk.

Step 2: Pick up your 239 mac eye shadow brush and pat on the shade "Seedy Pearl."

Step 3: Now take your 217 brush and go into Orange. In a window shield motion (back and forth) blend this shade in. Since this shade has extremely neon coloring take very little of it from the mac shadow pan so it turns out like a copper. Taking a little amount will tone it down!

Step 4: Using the same brush go into Copperplate. We are going to use this shade to deepen out crease a bit more. Using the brush blend this shade in, since we want to deepen the crease when you blend make sure it "curves" with your eye shape. Using a little bit of the shade "Carbon" blend it into the shade copperplate. Remember use a back and forth and even up and down blending method.

Make sure to blend using a method that works for you!

Step 5: using a 212 go into mac's Carbon. Line your lash line using this, make sure you line the full lash line. Using a 231 blend the black in.

Step 6: Pick up your eyeliner and line like you would normally. Then extend the liner so it should look like a cat eye. In the tear duct connect both sides and make a triangle of some sort. What I mean by "connecting both sides" is connect the lash line and upper lash line's eyeliner together.

Make sure it all connects together when you are complete with lining!

Optional: add a highlight, I used Mac's Gesso.



1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.

2- Window shield motion is when you blend. It is blending back and forth, think of a car when it is raining. It is the process of "smoking" a shade into your crease. This can be done in circular motions as well. Just get into your own ways of blending.

Pink fluff!

Are you into this pink, fluffy look this fall and winter? Well I came up with a look using only 2 colors! I used the Lip stain by Revlon from the just bitten line. The color I used is called Sweetheart I applied this shade all over my lips and blended with my finger so it looked like a matte color. It needed a more delightful touch to it so I used Rimmel London Stay Glossy lip gloss in the shade Fuchsia Fever. It makes the look ultra beautiful :D

Holiday lips!

This is not a "Holiday look part ___" look so we are just going to call it "Holiday Lips!" This is a great lip look for this holiday and is as easy as brushing your teeth! There is not much to it except having a red lip color. I am using L'Oreal's infallible lip color in Beyonce red. It is super drying so I applied a red lip gloss by Maybelline in Red Patent on top. Since it is a liquid lip gloss it takes a few minutes to dry. Make sure when you use this red you make sure it is even looking, if you mess up a bit you can use concealer to make the mistakes "fade."

Smokey eye, Holiday look III

This is a smokey eye but I am marking it as a holiday look because it fits. The reason I feel it fits is because the warm brown reminds me of a frosty cold Christmas. Most people are probably not going to do a extravagant red and green makeup look, they will more than likely opt in for a smokey eye. Today we are going to go right to the products because I did a different sort of eyeliner look and I would like to explain it.

Products:
•Victoria Secret "Hey Bombshell" pallet. From the left first color, and the second to last shade in the same row it should be a purple. The last eye shadow row on the right, the last shade it should be a dark brown. The 4th row contains blacks, I went into the matte shade of black the second to last shade.
•Mac paint pot in painterly
•Mac brush- 239,217,231
•Mac e/s- Carbon ( used to line the lower lash)
•NYC unnamed liner in "Pearl Black" can be found at a drugstore!

Step 1: Apply primer with your ring finger and blend all around the eye. I chose Mac paint pot in Painterly.

Step 2: Pick up your 239 brush and go into the first color in the farthest left shade. It should be a pink, then in a patting motion apply this shade. using the same brush go into the second to last shade in the same row, it should be a purple. Right on top of the pink pat this on.

Step 3: Pick up your 217 brush and go into the last eye shadow to the farthest right it should be a dark brown with some bronze to it. In a window shield motion blend this color in. To deepen the crease we will go into the 4th row, it contains blacks. Go into the matte black and blend this into the inner V of the eye.


So far it should look like this!

The lid contains a pink shade with purple on top, brown in the crease and a black shade that deepens the crease. We also applied a highlight, this is optional but I recommend it! If you are going to go into a highlight chose something close to your skin tone or something light.

Now for the last step we have to apply eyeliner. Line your eye like normally then create a triangle at the corner of your eye also called the tear duct. Using a flat brush blend in a black eye shadow on the lash line so the "Triangle" does not look odd. Using a 231 Mac brush I blended the black out and I applied it to my waterline. Good luck :D!

1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.

2- Window shield motion is when you blend. It is blending back and forth, think of a car when it is raining. It is the process of "smoking" a shade into your crease. This can be done in circular motions as well. Just get into your own ways of blending.

Holiday look II

  So yesterday kicked off this seasons looks I will be doing. It will range in really dramatic looks to really subtle elegant looks. Today is one of those everyday looks with a elegant touch. Below I listed the steps and what products I used. When you do this look it is so effortless but, the colors being used are perfect for this winter.

Products:

• Mac e/s- Naked lunch (lid, tear duct), Mac Wedge (crease), Mac Gesso (highlight)

• NYC no name liner in Pearl black

• Mac brush's- 239, 217

• Mac paint pot in Painterly ( apply with finger as your first step)

Step 1: Apply primer with your ring finger and blend all around the eye. I chose Mac paint pot in Painterly.

Step 2: Grab your 239 brush and go into the shade ' Naked Lunch ' in a patting motion apply this shade.

Step 3:  Now pick up your 217 and go into ' Wedge' in a window shield motion blend this shade in. Remember we want to keep this elegant and light sort of looking so don't over do how much product you apply.

Step 4: Line your eyelids with any eyeliner then apply mascara.

1- Patting motion is when you take your brush and tap up and down. It makes colors more vibrant rather than rubbing this shade in. Since we normally only pat light shades for the lid and pigments/glitters it is important to know this step.

2- Window shield motion is when you blend. It is blending back and forth, think of a car when it is raining. It is the process of "smoking" a shade into your crease. This can be done in circular motions as well. Just get into your own ways of blending.